Vote for what you want
Real problems people wish someone would solve. Pick a category, read the pain point, and vote — your demand helps businesses know what to build.
Wi-Fi dies every time the microwave runs — fix it properly
Boosters create three networks none of your devices like; ISP support reads scripts. Working from the kitchen table shouldn't drop calls. Would you pay for a home network audit with mesh setup?
New laptop setup — migrate everything without losing photos
Cloud accounts, old Outlook PSTs, and printer drivers haunt migrations. Geek Squad quotes feel steep for an hour's work. Would you book at-home laptop setup with data transfer guarantee?
Smart home devices from five apps — unify this mess
Lights, thermostat, and doorbell need separate logins; automations break after updates. Household members give up. Would you hire a smart home integrator for one dashboard?
Phone screen smashed — need repair today, not post office
Mail-in services take a week; mall kiosks use dodgy parts; Apple slots book far out. You're cut by glass tape. Would you book same-day mobile screen repair at home or work?
Parents' TV is stuck on input again and they're embarrassed to ask
Remotes multiply; HDMI labels lie; soundbar conflicts mystify them. Your Sunday visits turn IT support. Would you subscribe to senior tech home visits for TV and broadband?
Recover files from a dead hard drive — please say yes
Years of tax docs and baby photos; clicking sounds mean panic. Cloud backup you meant to enable never happened. Would you pay for data recovery with no-fix-no-fee assessment?
Gaming PC build — I don't want to snap a £400 CPU
YouTube builds assume expertise; pre-builts bloatware you; RGB isn't performance. Compatibility lists intimidate. Would you hire a custom PC builder with handover and benchmark tests?
Printer hell: wireless one day, 'offline' forever the next
Drivers vanish after updates; ink subscriptions trap you; school forms need printing tonight. Smashing it isn't legal. Would you book printer setup with ongoing remote support?
Home office ergonomics plus cable management in one visit
Neck pain from dining chair; tangled cables trip the dog; monitor height wrong. IKEA hacks only go so far. Would you hire a tech ergonomics setup with cable concealment?
Virus scare after clicking a dodgy invoice email
Bank details might be compromised; pop-ups won't close; shame stops you calling family. Antivirus scans feel insufficient. Would you book emergency malware cleanup with identity checklist?
Install a video doorbell without drilling brick wrong
YouTube says 'easy'; masonry bits snap; wiring needs a transformer you didn't buy. Landlord notices every hole. Would you pay for pro doorbell install with neat cable routing?
NAS backup for family photos — explain like I'm five
RAID levels, UPS units, and port forwarding docs assume homelab nerds. iCloud fees climb forever. Would you hire someone to set up simple home NAS backup with phone access?
Tablet for Mum with dementia — simplify and lock safely
App stores overwhelm; scams target seniors; accidental orders happen. FaceTime should be one button. Would you pay for dementia-friendly tablet setup with family admin controls?
Home cinema calibration — colours look wrong on our new TV
Sports mode hurts eyes; film mode too dark; soundbar delay unsyncs lips. Retail demo settings misled you. Would you book professional TV and sound calibration at home?
Recycle e-waste properly and wipe data first
Old phones in drawers; factory reset might not be enough; council tips queue. Corporate WEEE rules confuse households. Would you book secure data-wipe and e-waste collection?
Mesh Wi-Fi for a three-storey Victorian — not another booster
Thick walls eat signal; extenders halve speed; ethernet isn't practical. Working attic office is unusable. Would you install proper mesh with heatmap testing guarantee?
Set up parental controls without banning homework sites
Screen time wars daily; VPN workarounds by savvy teens; false positives block research. Apple and Google settings conflict. Would you hire family digital wellbeing setup with ongoing tweaks?
Ring light and mic for hybrid meetings — look professional
Backlit window turns you into a silhouette; laptop mics pick up kettle noise. Boss comments subtly. Would you book a home video-call lighting and audio setup session?
Smart thermostat install — don't fry the boiler
Compatibility lists lie; wiring photos scare you; Nest versus Hive debates rage. Landlord permission is vague. Would you pay for thermostat install with boiler compatibility check?
Tech handover when upgrading phones for the whole family
Four phones, two watches, authenticator apps tied to old devices. Weekend lost to transfers. Would you book family device migration with 2FA preserved and trade-in handled?
Why does planning a birthday party feel like a second job?
You've got twenty guests, a theme, dietary needs, and a budget that keeps creeping up. Every supplier wants a deposit before you've even chosen a date. Would you pay for someone to package venue, food, and entertainment in one fixed quote?
I need a kids party sorted in two weeks — is that even possible?
School holidays sneak up, WhatsApp groups go quiet, and suddenly you're hunting entertainers on Instagram at midnight. Last-minute slots cost a fortune or simply aren't there. Would you vote for guaranteed weekend party packages with real availability?
Can someone just find me a venue that isn't fully booked?
You've emailed twelve community halls and three pubs — half never replied, the rest want a £500 minimum spend. Comparing capacity, parking, and noise rules is exhausting. Would you use a concierge that only shows venues you can actually book?
I want a corporate drinks night without the awkward spreadsheet
HR asked you to organise it, the budget is vague, and nobody will RSVP until the last minute. Catering minimums and AV hire turn a casual evening into a procurement project. Would you pay for off-the-shelf corporate packages with one invoice?