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.
Renting in London — how do I beat fifty applicants?
Perfect flats vanish in hours and letting agents ghost you after the viewing queue. Guarantor requirements and six weeks' deposit drain savings before you sign. Would you pay for a rental search concierge in competitive UK cities?
Landlord ignoring mould — what are my rights?
You email photos and get vague promises while the baby coughs through winter. Section 21 talk makes you afraid to push too hard. Would you vote for tenant advocacy on repairs and UK housing standards?
Selling the house — why do agent fees vary so much?
One quotes 1%, another 1.5% plus marketing 'packages' and nobody explains net proceeds clearly. Online agents save money until viewings stall. Would you pay for estate agent comparison with real sold-price data?
Survey found problems — help renegotiating price?
The buyer's survey flagged roof issues and now silence on WhatsApp while chains wobble. You don't know what's fair to ask off without losing them. Would you vote for post-survey negotiation support for UK sellers?
Leasehold service charges keep exploding
Ground rent doubling clauses and major works bills arrived without warning and freehold purchase feels impossible. Managing agents respond slowly to formal complaints. Would you pay for leasehold charge review and challenge support?
First flat viewing — checklist so I don't get fooled?
You fell for fresh paint over damp last time and rushed because the market moves fast. Noise at night and phone signal never get checked until you've moved. Would you vote for buyer viewing guides with UK-specific red flags?
HMO licensing — am I compliant as a landlord?
You rent rooms to professionals but council rules on fire doors and licensing changed since you bought. Fines and rent repayment orders keep you awake. Would you pay for HMO compliance audits in England and Wales?
Neighbour fence dispute — mediation not court?
The boundary row escalated after a passive-aggressive letter and solicitors quote scary hourly rates. You just want a fence fixed and peace restored. Would you vote for property neighbour mediation services?
Stamp duty — does this calculator include everything?
First-time buyer relief, additional property surcharge, and Scotland LBTT rules never match the one blog post you trusted. Surprises at completion drain your moving budget. Would you pay for stamp duty planning before you offer?
Airbnb rules in my borough — what's actually allowed?
Planning enforcement letters circulate on Facebook and mortgage lenders ask about short lets you considered for income. Nights-per-year limits vary street by street. Would you vote for short-let compliance advice for UK hosts?
Can't get on the ladder — shared ownership explained honestly?
Staircasing, service charges, and resale restrictions weren't clear on the glossy development site. You wonder if it's ownership or expensive renting with extra steps. Would you pay for impartial shared ownership guidance?
Tenant referencing slow — losing good renters?
Strong applicants take another flat while your referencing provider spins for a week. Void periods cost more than a thorough but fast check. Would you vote for accelerated tenant referencing for UK landlords?
Damp in our Victorian terrace — specialist not cowboy?
Previous owners painted over problems and three 'damp proof' quotes disagree completely. Cowboy work could make it worse and cost thousands. Would you pay for independent damp surveys with UK accredited specialists?
Downsizing for retirement — one coordinated move?
Thirty years of stuff, emotional goodbyes, and estate agents pushing chains you don't have energy for. Family lives too far to manage clearance weekends. Would you vote for later-life downsizing concierge in the UK?
Property guardian scheme — legit or risky?
Cheap rent tempts you but contract terms about notice periods and deposit protection feel off compared to AST rights. Horror stories mix with people saving seriously on housing. Would you pay for guardian scheme due diligence?
EPC rating C by 2030 — cheapest path for my rental?
New rules loom and quotes for heat pumps and insulation vary by tens of thousands. Passing costs to tenants isn't simple under rent caps. Would you vote for landlord EPC upgrade planning services?
Garage conversion — planning permission maze?
You need space for ageing parents but permitted development rules and building regs contradict what your mate's builder said. Retrospective enforcement would be a nightmare. Would you pay for planning permission packs for UK extensions?
15% rent increase — is that even legal?
The renewal letter shocked you and similar flats on Rightmove seem cheaper but agents say 'market rate'. Section 13 rules and negotiation tactics aren't obvious. Would you vote for rent review challenge support for UK tenants?
New-build snagging — inspector booked before handover?
Developers rush completions before Christmas and your defect list gets 'scheduled' indefinitely. Climbing on roofs yourself isn't safe or credible. Would you pay for professional snagging inspections on UK new builds?
Inherited property — probate and sale together?
Bereavement, empty house insurance, and sibling disagreements collide while probate crawls. Estate agents want instruction before you're emotionally ready. Would you vote for inherited property sale coordination in the UK?
Mobile hairdresser who understands my curl type?
Salons squeeze you into a slot and stylists treat curls like straight hair with extra product. Travel with kids makes salon visits a logistical battle. Would you pay for mobile stylists trained on UK diverse hair textures?
Wedding makeup trial at home — no salon pressure?
Counter upselling in a bright department store doesn't match rainy British wedding light or your skin by 10pm. Trials cost nearly as much as the day itself. Would you vote for at-home bridal makeup trials?
Skincare for hormonal acne in my thirties?
High street advice targets teenagers and NHS dermatology waits stretch over a year. YouTube routines involve twelve steps you abandon by Wednesday. Would you pay for personalised skincare plans from UK-qualified consultants?
Home barber visits for my disabled dad?
Getting him to a shop with steps and long waits triggers anxiety and pain flare-ups. Care home haircuts feel impersonal when he still lives at home. Would you vote for mobile barber services for accessibility needs?