“A tool that tells me which subscriptions I'm forgetting to cancel.”
Got an idea? I might build it.
Websites, apps, tools, or something completely random. The weirder, the better.
No pitch decks. No business plans. Just tell me what you wish existed.
Seriously. Anything.
If you have ever thought, “Why doesn’t this exist?” — this is probably the place to tell me about it.
Utility
PDF tools, image tools, converters, calculators, the small stuff.
— the unglamorous stuff people use dailyWeb App
Something useful that belongs on the internet.
— one URL, zero installsApp
A mobile or desktop app idea.
— the one you keep describing to friendsStudent Tool
Something that would make student life measurably easier.
— deadlines are a design problemAI Tool
Something where a model genuinely earns its place.
— not another chatbot in a trench coatJust For Fun
Weird, random, useless-but-cool ideas are welcome too.
— no notes, just vibesNot sure which one it is? Send it anyway. Bad ideas are welcome too — sometimes those are the fun ones.
Four steps. None of them involve a form with 14 fields.
- 01
You think of something
“Why doesn’t this exist?”
- 02
You drop the idea here
No formal proposal required. A half-sentence counts.
- 03
I look through the ideas
If something excites me, I’ll explore it properly.
- 04
Maybe I build it
And your random thought becomes something real.
IDEACODEPRODUCT
Okay, what’s your idea?
Don’t overthink it. Badly explained ideas are still welcome.
Why am I doing this?
I like building things.
Sometimes the best project ideas don’t come from brainstorming sessions or startup pitch decks. They come from someone casually saying:
“You know what would actually be useful?”
So instead of waiting for the perfect idea to hit me at 2 AM, I’m opening the inbox.
Send me yours. It takes about forty seconds.
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Ideas from the internet
A few that stuck with me. Shown anonymously, and only when someone was happy for it to be public.
“Google Maps, but for finding quiet places to actually work.”
“A PDF tool that doesn't make me question my privacy.”
“Something that turns my messy lecture notes into a one-page cheat sheet.”
“A dashboard that shows every side project I abandoned and why.”
“A CLI that explains what a regex actually does, in plain English.”