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Idea: Community for tech travelers "During college, I took a year off to work on an e-commerce startup with a friend. We made a number of classic first-time entrepreneur mistakes, and after a year we decided to shut down the company. I went back to school, finished my degree, and started interviewing for jobs at different startups. The whole experience left me feeling pretty burnt out on tech. While working on the startup, I'd lost touch with the intrinsic joy of building things for their own sake, and I'd been focusing on work to the point where I was neglecting my personal health. I felt like getting back into the startup world would just continue that trend, and after spending some time reflecting I realized that what I really wanted to do was travel for an extended period and work on just-for-fun side projects. So that's what I did. I picked up some freelance web development work and I emailed a bunch of hotels in Central America to see if they'd give me room and board in exchange for web and marketing help. I heard back from a hotel in Costa Rica, and I started working with them to promote yoga retreats during the country's low season. However, right after we started the project, someone stole their yoga instructor's laptop, and she decided to leave Costa Rica for her native England. All of a sudden, there was no more work for me to do, and it looked like I was going to have to cut my stay there short. I still wanted to hang out in Costa Rica, so I pitched the hotel owner on bringing a group of developers to his hotel for a "programming retreat." Occupancy rates are low in hotels during the off-season, and the idea was that we could fill his hotel for a few months when it would otherwise be empty. We threw together a landing page and started taking sign-ups. Around this time, my co-founder Alexey came on board. It turned out there was quite a bit of interest in what we were doing — 30 people came on our first trip, and Hacker Paradise was born! People had such a great time that we decided to keep doing it, and to turn it into a sustainable business. We also decided to open up the community to designers, entrepreneurs, and other non-technical creative types."

Idea: Video editing tool Not just an idea, it's a trend. People seek simple video editing software. Of course, there are a lot of them. But you can create an app aimed at niche users. For example, tiktokers. Or, courses tutors, students in Asia, etc. The video tools we have currently are for the wide public and oftentimes they're full of unnecessary things, UI is complex and rendering/preview is slow. Is there a space for improvement? For sure. You may dive deeper and create something like an app that edits short videos by adding a music track, a few visual effects, it allows uploading directly to TikTok. Aimed at tiktokers from Germany.

Link: Ask HN: How to validate a startup idea whilst employed? Some bits from comments I like: 1. "You can validate the idea using SEO tools, check if the competitors have traffic and do some detective work to see if they are viable companies. Check the SEO space, and see how many people are running ads on the main search terms, how hard is it to rank for the the main keywords. Check if forums exists, and discount coupons for similar products in marketplaces, check for similar products on product hunt and all the other product websites like Appsumo, Capterra, etc." (link) 2. "The book The Mom Test also points out well that lots of people will say your idea is good even when they have no intention of buying." (link) 3. "A lot of times you can validate whether a market exists without writing any code." (link) 4. "does anyone want this?"

💡Idea: Blog articles distribution It's difficult to get views on a blog that doesn't rank well on search engines. You post an interesting article and no one is reading it. This distribution problem hit authors hard. They decide to stop writing. How can we improve this? What if we have a platform where an author adds his blog, and the platform shows the articles to relevant people? One may state it's Medium, but no. First of all, you don't own the content there. Plus, Medium doesn't show the relevant content to people. For example, I wrote multiple posts there and got 0 views. The platform will keep track of new articles in an author's blog by RSS. When a new material releases, the platform shows it to people. If people like it, the platform shows it to more readers.

Idea: sign-up fuck off A browser extension that pre-fills all the routine data you usually type in to quickly get access to some website. Imagine you look for information, and many websites ask you to sign up to "get more". What if the extension can fill in the information automatically, speeding up this process? Also, this extension may block all the modals and notifications like "accept cookies?", "allow notifications for our news?", "sign up for our newsletter", etc.

Idea: "start here" page for the Internet i.e. a rabbit hole for other rabbit holes If you read blogs, some of them have "Start here" page for the first-time visitors (an example from David Perell). On it, one can find useful links to make use of the blog to the maximum extent - the most popular articles, the most used terms, links to other metapages and metalists. Why it's useful? You don't need to read through all the blog to extract the best. You spend 30 minutes instead of a few weeks, for example. Let's move the idea to the whole Internet perspective. It looks like the first website directories tried to do that. They listed the popular(and not) websites on their directory setting a category / tag to them. In this way, if you know the catalog website, you can find the other websites that are useful to you. Then, search engines improved their algorithms, we've got more and more websites and information. It's difficult and time-consuming to filter it. You still may go to the website catalogs but they for sure won't have all the things you might be interested in. The same applies for search engines - they're useful if you know what you're looking for. The Internet has a discovery problem: you can search from all the websites well but you can't discover well. There are websites that are news or articles aggregators, like Reddit - there you can find some new information valuable to you, be it memes, cats videos or the articles from an author that suggests the new Universe theory of all. And people like such discovery / aggregators websites, they like to know there is always something more - funny, useful, new to them. For this purpose, we could create a meta-list of tags / categories of websites. The idea is to provide a beginner or not person a one place where one could start their Internet journey. You put your interests and the system suggests you some new websites. So, it may work as a recommendation system. But also, it may work as a [meta] catalog - there are tons of links to other links that lead to other websites or threads. For example, I find some article about programming microcontrollers, and I see other links to similar articles and websites - a personal blog of a person who created some microcontroller, the other blog about a person who create a programming language for the microcontroller, a website about niche microcontrollers, a community in <choose your platform> of people who discuss microcontrollers, and so on. Monetization? 1. You could make it as a newsletter and charge for extra materials, or make a paid option to subscribe - but then you should serve some nichy niche to send really relevant links. You may create 500 such newsletters for various topics. But maybe it's simpler to make it as a website with a different monetization model. 2. If it's a website, you can make people pay for extra functionality. 3. Ads on the website. If the website is free(people won't like to pay for links and discoverability features - think of Google, do you pay for it?), then you can put ads there. Make the website popular and you can live on those ads.

💡Idea: Kickstarter for cinema Allows people to vote for movies/cartoons plots, ideas, sketches and donate for it, therefore other people or author can produce a movie. Also, people can subscribe to your movie's page, create logos, trailers, prototypes of characters. So, you can create a page with your movie's idea, write a plot and wait for other people' feedback. Maybe, you will receive some money or there are will be people who are interested in a idea and going to sponsor/produce a full film. Monetization: ads, donate fee.

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Idea: Mobile game templates A platform that provides templates to make a mobile game. By template, I mean an automated flow with pre-defined steps, visual effects, mechanics, but you can change them with your text, graphics, etc. For instance, there are templates for text-based games where you can create a plot and a player takes particular actions that lead to a specific plotline. Like, an interactive book. This platform may begin with one template and add other later, if necessary. Even creating games with one template would save developers a lot of time.

Idea: an assistant that saves your attention A personal assistant that can filter out spammy or not critical to you messages in various messengers and places to save your focus and time. For example, you may get two messages a week in Telegram from people who sell some stuff you're not interested in. Thus, you spend some time reading such messages, responding, or blocking. So why not streamline the process? This personal assistant won't be a real person, merely a bot that can do the job. Also, we may introduce this concept not only to messages in messengers but news and other information.

Highlights on web pages A browser extension that allows you to highlight a text on a web page, with a possibility to add notes. Then the extension saves the highlights in one place(it may even be Notion), so you can access them. The notes are easily searchable, categorized by a website, and custom tags. A related idea: if you make your notes public, then other users who use the extension can see what you've highlighted on any website. Like, it is on Medium.

Here's an article devoted to the story of the Liqvid startup. Liqvid offers a solution that will suit both large and small bu
Here's an article devoted to the story of the Liqvid startup. Liqvid offers a solution that will suit both large and small businesses — a cheap subscription-based software that doesn’t require preliminary training and allows businesses use digital signage the way they want - quickly, remotely and efficiently. The history of the startup began in 2018, when Max brought a product prototype to Alex — they started to sell it immediately focusing just on corporate clients and digital media networks. Since the beginning of the pandemic, they changed this focus to small businesses Liqvid’s first international clients forced the company to adapt its platform to new markets. In the fall of 2021, Liqvid switched to free distribution of the platform — a Freemium model with a paid extended — Premium version. Also, they launched the second product — a TV screen subscription for businesses. Now Liqvid has offices in the United States, the United Kingdom, Singapore and Spain.

Here's an article devoted to the story of the Liqvid startup. Liqvid offers a solution that will suit both large and small bu
Here's an article devoted to the story of the Liqvid startup. Liqvid offers a solution that will suit both large and small businesses — a cheap subscription-based software that doesn’t require preliminary training and allows businesses use digital signage the way they want - quickly, remotely and efficiently. The history of the startup began in 2018, when Max brought a product prototype to Alex — they started to sell it immediately focusing just on corporate clients and digital media networks. Since the beginning of the pandemic, they changed this focus to small businesses Liqvid’s first international clients forced the company to adapt its platform to new markets. In the fall of 2021, Liqvid switched to free distribution of the platform — a Freemium model with a paid extended — Premium version. Also, they launched the second product — a TV screen subscription for businesses. Now Liqvid has offices in the United States, the United Kingdom, Singapore and Spain.