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Everyone has twenty ideas. Nobody ships them.
Leave the one rotting in your notes. Or take someone else's, copy the build prompt, and make it real before the weekend is over.
“Everyone I know has a notes app full of them and ships none.”
@gianmauric · August 2026
Unbuilt is the other half of that tweet: not just a list, a brief and a prompt you can paste into an agent without staring at a blank box.
16 ideas
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Raise your wrist and talk to your AI chief of staff
A native watch surface for an AI 'CEO' bot that routes work to specialist agents and brings back one package. No group chats. One inbox on your wrist.
For People already running a desk of Grok / Claude bots
rotting
456
Calorie tracker that lives in iMessage
No app to download. Text a photo of lunch. An iMessage agent texts back the macros. The phone is the interface.
For People who abandoned MyFitnessPal after week two
rotting
276
Photo the fridge, get tonight's dinner
Three photos: fridge, pantry, crisper. Return three recipes using what you have, with a missing-two-items variant for the corner store.
For Tired people staring into the fridge at 7:40pm
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210
Reverse job board for people who can actually ship
Developers post a build they already shipped. Companies apply to them. No resume theater. Proof of work is the listing.
For Strong ICs tired of applying into the void
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198
The group trip money pot that doesn't start a fight
One shared ledger. Scan receipts. Split unevenly without a spreadsheet. Nudge the person who 'forgot Venmo' without you being the nag.
For Friend groups who still settle up three months later
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188
Gut health ledger, not another habit tracker
Log meals, symptoms, sleep, and stress. Get a weekly pattern report in plain language: what flared, what calmed, what to try next. No streaks. No shame.
For People with IBS, bloating, or mystery fatigue
rotting
164
Highlight a profile, land a CRM row
Browser extension: on LinkedIn or X, one shortcut creates a CRM contact with bio, last three posts, and why you should care. No copy-paste ballet.
For Founders and AEs living in the biggest CRM they already hate
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141
Auto-generated checklists from a client file
Drop a PDF matter file. Get a jurisdiction-aware checklist: filings, deadlines, missing exhibits, questions for the client. Lawyers already have todos. They need the list generated.
For Solo and small-firm attorneys
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132
Directory of in-home hairdressers by city
Not another tool directory. A map of people who will cut hair in your kitchen. Filter by fade, curly, kids, color, price, and next available Saturday.
For Parents, people with mobility limits, anyone tired of salons
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119
Time tracker that writes the invoice for translators
Start a timer per language pair and client. When you stop, it drafts the invoice in their template, with word counts if you drop the file. Emails it. Done.
For Freelance translators and interpreters
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97
App maker that never shows a blank box
Outside of tech, the #1 problem is the empty prompt. Constrain the maker: pick a job, pick a constraint, pick a vibe. Generate a working mini-app from cards, not a textarea.
For Non-technical friends who freeze in front of an AI app builder
rotting
87
Content desk for VTubers
A planner that knows stream cadence, clip formats, and platform bans. Drafts titles, thumbnails briefs, and a week's shorts from one stream VOD.
For VTubers and their one overworked editor
rotting
73
Uptime page that pages a human in plain English
Ping the endpoints. When something dies, the alert is a sentence: what broke, since when, who is on call, last deploy. Plus a public status page that doesn't look like 2014.
For Tiny teams who can't afford Datadog theater
rotting
61
Productized sites for churches that still fax
A constrained website kit: service times, sermon audio, donation, calendar. One intake form. Ships in a week. Not a generic page builder.
For Small churches whose site is a 2009 Frontpage leftover
claimed
52
A graveyard for the ideas in your notes app
Everyone has twenty ideas. Nobody ships them. Leave one here. Someone with a free weekend takes it, copies the prompt, and builds.
For Builders with too many ideas and builders with none
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38
Live prompts during a cold call
While you're on the phone, an overlay listens (with consent) and feeds the next question, objection handle, and close — timed to the conversation, not a static script.
For SDRs and founders who still have to pick up the phone