A scratchpad of unbuilt projects
A public list of project ideas I'd love to see exist — most are good weekend builds, some are real startups. If one of these sparks something, take it. Build it. Let me know.
A genuinely useful personal assistant that learns your patterns — when you focus, what you procrastinate on, who you talk to most — and gently nudges you toward the things you said you wanted. Less Siri, more thoughtful friend who reads your calendar.
A tool that analyses text — Slack threads, support tickets, your own journal — and surfaces emotional patterns over time. Useful for teams, painfully useful for solo founders.
A web-based platform for non-technical folks to drag-drop their CSVs into beautiful, sharable dashboards. Tableau is too heavy; Excel charts are too ugly. There's room in between.
An app that lets you visualise products — furniture, decor, even outfits — in your own space before buying. Shopify already has the components; nobody has stitched them well for India yet.
Blockchain-based social platform where users own their data and can port it across clients. Bluesky proved appetite exists; the hard part is moderation that doesn't fragment communities.
An LLM-powered system that generates original, on-brand content from a single brief — but with explicit "house style" examples baked in so the output sounds like *you*, not GPT-4.
A real-time collaborative coding platform for remote teams that integrates AI pair-programming. Live Share is good; AI-aware Live Share would be transformative.
A smart fitness app that learns from your phone's motion + sleep data and adapts your workout plan weekly. The current crop hard-codes a plan and never updates.
A secure, decentralised file storage solution built on IPFS with a Dropbox-quality UX. The "decentralised storage but it actually feels normal" niche is wide open.
An AI-powered system for autonomous drone navigation in complex urban environments — disaster relief, last-mile delivery, agriculture surveys. Open-source the perception stack; sell the planner.
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