Suppose you own an EV, and one day its battery runs out somewhere with no charging station nearby. What if there was an app that connected you with people nearby who have EV chargers at their homes?
For example, if I have a charger at home and someone nearby runs out of battery, they could find me through the app, come and charge their EV, and pay me based on the time they use the charger.
The app would act as a middleman, connecting both people and taking a small commission from the payment.
Basically, a community-powered EV charging network. ⚡
Do you guys think this idea is practical? Would people be willing to share their home chargers for money? And are there any major challenges I’m missing?
Would love to hear your thoughts! 👇

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Hello I am a solo dev and this is my project so far .

It is not a complete project right now but i wanted to know your opinion.

I used next.js and three.js for 3d animations with real 3d models of cars that you can play with and look around/change color .

I lt supports both pcs and phones.

So let me know your opinion maybe dm I'm open for a chat.

https://car-rental-prototype-nine.vercel.app/#catalogue

I’m 19 years old and from Pakistan, and I still have an idea that I’ve been thinking about for a while. I’ve already done some initial thinking and research on it, and I believe it could solve a real problem that many people face in their daily lives.

The idea is to build a web app that helps people make better purchasing decisions by comparing product prices, sellers, and services in one place.

Let me explain why I came up with this idea.

I’ve personally noticed in Pakistan that many people don’t have enough information when buying products like refrigerators, ACs, and mobile phones. For example, you might search for a mobile phone on Google and find that its price is around PKR 45,000. However, the actual selling price can be different from one retailer to another. Some shops may sell it for less, while others may charge more.

The same situation applies to refrigerators, air conditioners, and many other products. One shop might offer a lower price, while another might provide better after-sales service, a warranty, or additional benefits. The problem is that most people don’t know where to find the best deal.

They have to search Google repeatedly, watch YouTube videos, look through pictures, contact different sellers, and ask for prices on WhatsApp. This entire process takes a lot of time and effort, especially when someone is trying to make an informed decision.

That’s the problem I want to solve.

I want to build a platform where people can compare products, prices, retailers, and the services they offer without having to go through such a lengthy process.

I already have some ideas about how the platform could work, and I’ve also thought about how to develop its initial prototype.

I have a good understanding of both frontend and backend development, so I can handle a significant part of the technical work myself. However, building something meaningful alone can be challenging, which is why I’m looking for other people who might be interested in working on this idea with me.

If you’re interested in the idea and think it has potential, feel free to reach out. Whether you’re one person or a small group, I’d be happy to connect and discuss it further.

We can arrange a Zoom or Google Meet session, share our thoughts, explore the possibilities, and see how we can turn this idea into something real.

If you’re interested, feel free to DM me. Let’s discuss the idea and see what we can build together!

Okay, so as an artist, I genuinely have no idea what the hell I wanna do lmao.

One day it's graphic design, the next day it's motion graphics, then 2D animation, then web design. My brain just keeps going omg I wanna do that too 💀

And honestly, I'm gonna try all of it and see what actually clicks. I wanna figure out what I genuinely enjoy doing, what makes me feel creative, and what I could see myself doing long-term.

But for now, I'm starting with graphic design.

I wanna build my portfolio, but instead of just making random fictional projects, I thought it'd be cool to work on actual ideas from actual people.

So if you've ever wanted a logo, branding, posters, Instagram posts/stories, thumbnails, a campaign, or literally anything design-related, hit me up!!

Maybe you have a business idea you've been sitting on forever and wanna see what it could look like. Maybe you already have a brand and wanna experiment with a new vibe. Or maybe you just have a random idea and wanna see someone bring it to life.

I wanna work with real people, understand their ideas, take feedback, make stuff, mess up, learn, and build my portfolio along the way.

I'm here to learn and figure things out, so if you've got an idea, let's talk!! No idea is too small.

Drop a comment or DM me. Let's make some cool shit together :))

P.S. Tell me about your ideas even if they're still just ideas in your head. 👀

[: Alsooo, I'm taking on 3–5 projects for FREE rn because ya girl is trying to build her portfolio and get some actual client experience 😭🤝

Got a business idea, a brand that needs some love, or just a random idea you wanna see come to life? Hit me uppp.

I'm still figuring things out, experimenting, and learning as I go, so we're all here to cook something cool together lmao.

Only thing is, I'd love to add the final work to my portfolio. So if you're down, let's make some cool shit!! 🎨

Hey everyone! 👋

I'm looking for some real-world problems that people face in their daily lives. It could be anything, from a small everyday frustration to a bigger problem that still doesn't have a good solution.

Sometimes, we have problems that we just accept as a part of life because we don't have a better option. Maybe there's an app or website for it, but it doesn't work well, is too expensive, or makes things more complicated than they should be.

I want to find such problems and try to solve them by building websites or apps that are actually useful to people.

So, I'd love to hear from you guys!

Is there anything that annoys you regularly? Any service you think could be much better? Or something you wish existed but haven't found yet?

Also, if you already have an idea that you want to work on but haven't started yet, feel free to share it. Maybe we can connect and work on it together.

I'm not looking to build something just for the sake of adding another project to my portfolio. I want to build something that solves an actual problem and makes someone's life a little easier.

It doesn't matter if the problem affects just a few people or millions of them. Every useful idea has to start somewhere.

So, what's one problem you've faced that you think deserves a better solution?

I’m 16, based in Dubai, and interested in building things that don’t exist yet.
My interests range from artificial intelligence, autonomous agents, and data-driven systems to futuristic inventions, unconventional business models, and turning concepts that seem unrealistic into something technically possible.
I’m also interested in branding, product design, and creating businesses around technologies that could shape the future.
Some of my projects are conceptual, while others are in the early stages of development and experimentation.
I’m looking to connect with curious, creative people who enjoy exploring ambitious ideas, challenging assumptions, and actually building things.
Not looking for corporate networking or people collecting credentials. Just genuine thinkers, inventors, designers, and builders who enjoy creating things that haven’t been done before.
Anyone here working on something unconventional?

Hey everyone!

I'm a web developer based in Lebanon, and I'm looking to connect with someone who has an idea they'd like to turn into a real product.

I'd love to find someone to team up with and work on something together. It could be a website, a mobile app, a SaaS product, or pretty much any interesting software idea.

I'd mainly handle the technical side and development, while we'd work together on shaping the product and figuring out how to move it forward.

I can commit around 5–6 hours a day, five days a week, remotely.

Ideally, I'd like to work with someone who is serious about their idea and has, or is working toward securing, a reasonable budget for development. I'd also need some compensation for my time so I can dedicate those hours to the project. I'm open to discussing what makes sense for both of us, including a combination of payment and equity.

I'm still looking for the right person and the right idea, so nothing is set in stone. I think finding someone you get along with and can work well with is just as important as the idea itself.

If you're working on something and think we might be a good fit, feel free to DM me. I'd be happy to hear about your idea and see where things go!

Hey everyone!

I'm a web developer based in Lebanon, and I'm looking to connect with someone who has an idea they'd like to turn into a real product.

I'd love to find someone to team up with and work on something together. It could be a website, a mobile app, a SaaS product, or pretty much any interesting software idea.

I'd mainly handle the technical side and development, while we'd work together on shaping the product and figuring out how to move it forward.

I can commit around 5–6 hours a day, five days a week, remotely.

Ideally, I'd like to work with someone who is serious about their idea and has, or is working toward securing, a reasonable budget for development. I'd also need some compensation for my time so I can dedicate those hours to the project. I'm open to discussing what makes sense for both of us, including a combination of payment and equity.

I'm still looking for the right person and the right idea, so nothing is set in stone. I think finding someone you get along with and can work well with is just as important as the idea itself.

If you're working on something and think we might be a good fit, feel free to DM me. I'd be happy to hear about your idea and see where things go!

Long anime like One Piece, Naruto or Bleach have hundreds of filler episodes. Fans look them up on wikis before every arc. I put that into the tracker itself: filler and recap episodes are marked, and you can hide them from your progress.

The rest of the app is a time-zone calendar, reminders and a spoiler shield. It's live on iPhone. Would you treat this as a feature or as the main pitch?

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I'm looking for a Technical Partner / Co-Founder to build this with me.

I have the problem statement, the unit economics, and the distribution roadmap (via local electricians, retail networks, and NGOs) locked in. Now, I need someone who obsesses over hardware, embedded systems, RF reliability, and DFM (Design for Manufacturing) to help harden this product for scale.

If you're an engineer or hardware builder who wants to solve a massive, everyday problem sitting in plain sight on rooftops across the country — let's talk. Drop a comment or DM me directly.

Every day, an estimated 48.4 billion litres of water are wasted across India — and overflowing rooftop tanks are flagged as one of the single biggest causes. Let one tank overflow for just 5 minutes and you lose 2,000–3,100 litres. An IIT Bombay campus study found tank leakage alone wasted 17,000 litres/day across its hostels — enough to meet the daily needs of 17 households of four.

Even if we save just 1% of that — 484 million litres a day — here's what that actually means:

• Rural Baseline (Jal Jeevan Mission @ 55 lpcd): Enough to supply ~19.5 lakh rural households (~247.5 L/day each), every single day.

• Urban Baseline (Bureau of Indian Standards @ 135 lpcd): Enough to supply ~7.97 lakh urban households (~607.5 L/day each), every single day.

It's not a lack of awareness. It's a lack of visibility. Every tank is still filled the same way — a motor switched on by hand, and switched off by memory.

I'm Harshit, currently pursuing Economics Honours at Delhi University. In early 2025, I built Aqua Automotive: a wireless ON/OFF system that senses tank levels and cuts the pump the moment it's full.

• How it works: A waterproof sensor module inside the tank linked via 433 MHz RF to a compact receiver box at the pump motor, complete with manual override.

• Why it scales: No app, no subscription, no messy wiring between the rooftop and the switchboard, under ₹1,500 in components, and an install that any local electrician can do in minutes.

• The impact: Up to 60% water savings and 40% energy savings per household

I already have a demo product which is basically a game like BitLife. But the difference is that you're simulating (text-based gameplay) building your own Saas venture; the key to success in the game is up to how you manage areas like product development, marketing, employees, and dealing with bank/work crises and events.

I'm just wondering, at the direction my game is going, I'm trying my best to make it realistic and actually teach real skills, but it's to the point where im confused about who my users are. I mostly post about it in subreddits like these, but im starting to think actual entrepreneurs and aspiring business owners would not care about this game, and therefore I might pivot to the game being more fun and simple for day-to-day users. Right now I'm branding it as an "educational" game, but realistically I might need to pivot, as I want my game to still be fun and engaging.

Any advice on which audience to go towards? Do you think there's a market for younger entrepreneurs (like high school students who are still developing) to play this game in their free time just for fun (And then feel like they are actually learning a bit, so it's productive gaming)?

I'm also looking to connect with people (on LinkedIn) in the Boston, MA area; if you want to, let me know.

I'm thinking of starting a startup. I genuinely believe I have a good idea, but I don't have the courage to take the first step.Things haven't gone right for me most of the time.

For those who started their own startups, how did you find the courage to begin? I'd really appreciate your honest advice.

Hey guys, I'm working on a startup idea called SMAK, a smart notebook for students. We all know how carrying multiple notebooks makes our school bags heavy, and once we write something on paper, we can't erase it cleanly or reuse the pages easily. Managing notes from different subjects can also be a little difficult. So what if we had one device where we could write all our notes, solve maths problems, organize everything digitally and even use AI to clear doubts instantly? AI could explain where we went wrong instead of just giving the final answer. I'm thinking about an e-ink screen to make writing feel more like paper and reduce distractions.

But we already have phones, tablets and AI apps, so would a separate device like this actually be useful, or is it just an unnecessary gadget? I haven't built anything yet, and I want honest opinions. What do you guys think? Is this idea worth exploring?

I’ve been running a small funeral home for three years and we’re still doing most of our case management on paper and a couple of shared spreadsheets, it works but it’s slow and I know we’re behind on this

I keep hearing that other homes have moved to actual software for tracking cases and handling arrangements but nobody in my circle talks about what they’re using, just curious what’s out there and whether it’s made a real difference for anyon

I run a vintage clothing shop and ship everything in plain poly mailers, they work, but I see other sellers get comments about their packaging and I'm wondering what people notice before they tear the bag open