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Real problems people wish someone would solve. Pick a category, read the pain point, and vote — your demand helps businesses know what to build.
Livestream my nan's funeral for family abroad
Chapels offer shaky Facebook Lives; time zones miss the service. Tech fails feel disrespectful. Would you hire discreet funeral livestreaming with private links and recording?
Night sky photos for our stargazing break — we own no kit
Phone night mode disappoints; buying a telescope for a week is daft. Location scouting matters. Would you book an astrophotography guide with gear and edited prints?
Kids' birthday party video that isn't three hours unedited
Uncle films vertically; highlights reel never happens; memories sit on a hard drive. Professional day rates feel wedding-sized. Would you hire a party videographer for a ninety-minute highlight cut?
Archive scanning for boxes of old family prints fading in the loft
DIY scanners take forever; supermarkets crop oddly. Negatives need different handling. Would you pay for bulk photo digitisation with gentle restoration and cloud delivery?
What's actually on tonight that isn't another algorithm loop?
Netflix scroll eats forty minutes; cinema times don't match babysitters. You want something live and local but discovery is broken. Would you use a personalised 'tonight near me' entertainment planner?
I want theatre tickets without the booking fee sting
Fees add £12 per seat; resale sites are risky; last-minute rush lists confuse. Date night shouldn't need a spreadsheet. Would you pay a flat-fee concierge for legit theatre deals?
Kids need screen-free fun that doesn't cost Disney prices
Soft play is manic; cinema snacks bankrupt you; rainy Sundays stretch forever. Local listings bury affordable gems. Would you subscribe to curated kids' activities by age and postcode?
Comedy night nearby — but is it actually funny?
Open mic roulette; review sites skew extreme. Friends bail last minute and pairs tickets awkward you. Would you book comedy nights with curated line-ups and refund-if-you-walk-out policies?
Live music without standing in a sticky pub basement
Gig listings scatter across Facebook events; hearing damage isn't charming; seating rare. Babysitter clocks tick. Would you discover seated local gigs with sound limits and early finishes?
Board game night at home — someone bring rules expertise
Cupboards full of games nobody understands; arguments over Monopoly ruin friendships. Hosting feels like unpaid teaching. Would you hire a game host with library and setup included?
Escape room for eight that isn't booked out till March
Corporate teams hog slots; difficulty ratings lie; one person solves everything. Birthday groups need beginner-friendly rooms. Would you book escape rooms with private slots and balanced puzzles?
Outdoor cinema when British weather actually cooperates
Blankets, dew, and audio sync issues spoil the magic; ticket sites hide cancellation policies. Driving forty minutes for rain is gutting. Would you attend weather-guaranteed outdoor screenings with indoor backup?
I miss pub quiz but my local turned it into a app circus
Shouting answers at screens isn't the same; cheaters with phones win; teams of six intimidate newcomers. Would you join fair pub quizzes with paper rounds and hosted hosts?
Streaming subscriptions overlap — someone optimise this
You're paying for three services watching one show; cancelling means losing watch history. Family accounts breach terms quietly. Would you pay for a subscription auditor that rotates services smartly?
Corporate team social that isn't awkward bowling
HR books generic activities; half the team opt out; alcohol-free colleagues feel excluded. Another pizza party looms. Would you hire facilitators for inclusive team experiences with feedback forms?
Karaoke booth for birthdays without cigarette smoke
Late-night Chinatown booths intimidate parents; song libraries skew vintage. Queueing kills momentum. Would you book private daytime karaoke lounges with kids' playlists?
Immersive experience tickets sell out — alert me properly
Presales vanish to bots; resale prices triple; Instagram spoilers ruin surprises. You'd commit if timing worked. Would you join fair-access waitlists for immersive shows with identity checks?
Documentary club or film society near me — feeling isolated
Streaming alone lacks debate; national chains ignore niche docs. Starting a club yourself is admin heavy. Would you join local film clubs with moderated discussions and guest speakers?
Festival day pass logistics melt my brain
Timetables clash; mud ruins trainers; cashless queues strand you thirsty. Group coordination on WhatsApp fails. Would you use a festival concierge with set-time routing and meetup points?
Magic show for adults that isn't a kids' party performer
Corporate entertainment feels cringe; close-up magic at dinner needs the right vibe. YouTube reveals too much. Would you book magicians rated for adult dinners and corporate tables?
Trivia streaming party with mates in different cities
Zoom quizzes lag; screen sharing mutes someone's audio; scoring arguments ensue. You miss pub energy. Would you host synced remote quiz nights with professional hosts?
Classical music without feeling underdressed or lost
Programme notes assume music GCSE; ticket tiers confuse; coughers ruin slow movements. Date night shouldn't need a dress code lecture. Would you attend beginner-friendly concerts with intro talks?
Anime and gaming convention — navigate without overwhelm
Hall layouts sprawl; exclusives sell out hour one; cosplay anxiety hits. Solo attendees feel invisible. Would you book convention guides with itinerary planning and meet-safe zones?
Hire a storyteller for grown-up dinner parties
Wine and cheese needs more than Spotify; guests check phones. Professional speakers feel TED-stiff. Would you hire intimate storytellers for dinner parties with themed sets?