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FocusLoop
People with ADHD — and honestly anyone prone to procrastination — struggle to stay focused. Pomodoro timers exist, but they're rigid and don't adapt to how a person's attention actually fluctuates. An app with adaptive focus cycles that adjusts work/break lengths based on when you actually mark yourself as "lost focus," plus light gamification without annoying notifications. Who it's for: Students, freelancers, people with ADHD, remote workers.
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. server development
The S.T.A.L.K.E.R. community lacks solid, stable multiplayer servers with a real economy, custom quests, and decent anti-cheat protection — everything running today relies on old builds and volunteer maintainers. Build a custom server (based on existing mods/engine) with its own character progression, player-driven trade economy, factions, and regular in-game events — something between DayZ-style survival and the original "Zone" atmosphere. Who it's for: The S.T.A.L.K.E.R. community, survival/hardcore shooter fans, streamers looking for unique content.
InvoiceFlow
Small agencies and freelancers waste hours on invoicing, payment tracking, and client reminders — juggling spreadsheets or Google Docs, or paying for bloated CRMs they don't actually need. A lightweight SaaS for sending invoices, automatic payment reminders, a simple revenue dashboard, and Stripe/PayPal integration — no clutter, just what a small team actually uses. Who it's for: Freelancers, small agencies, consultants, small businesses under 10 people.
SplitTrip
When friends travel together, money gets messy fast — who paid for the taxi, who covered dinner, who owes what — and by the end of the trip nobody remembers who's square with whom. The idea: An app that tracks shared trip expenses in real time, automatically splits them among participants (evenly or by custom shares), and shows a simple "who owes who" summary at the end — with one-tap settle-up. Who it's for: Groups of friends traveling together, families, coworkers on business trips.
PlantPal
Idea title: PlantPal The problem: People keep killing their houseplants because they forget watering schedules and don't know what's wrong when leaves start drying out. The idea: An app that scans your plant, tells you exactly what it is, sets a custom care schedule, and lets you snap a photo when something looks off to get instant diagnosis. Who it's for: Plant owners who are new to gardening, apartment dwellers with limited light/space. What I'm looking for: A mobile developer to build the MVP with me — I can handle the plant-care content and design.