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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.
Power of attorney for mum — urgently
Dementia diagnosis means banks won't talk to you without paperwork you don't have while bills autopay wrongly. Solicitor queues move slower than her decline. Would you pay for fast LPA setup in England and Wales?
Settlement agreement from employer — trap or fair?
HR scheduled a Friday meeting with a document waiving claims you might not know you have. Signing feels rushed before Christmas redundancy. Would you vote for employment settlement review?
Freelance contract — am I actually protected?
Clients send their terms with unlimited liability and IP grabs while you just wanted a day rate gig. Negotiating feels like losing the work. Would you pay for freelancer contract review in the UK?
Boundary dispute — surveyor and solicitor bundle?
The fence moved an inch and suddenly it's quotes for chartered surveyors plus nasty letters from their solicitor. Costs exceed the land in dispute quickly. Would you vote for property boundary dispute packages?
Cookie banner compliance for my little website?
Shopify plugins conflict and ICO examples don't match your Mailchimp setup. Fines sound huge for a side hustle selling candles. Would you pay for website privacy compliance audits?
Probate when siblings contest the will
Grief turned into group chat arguments about who mum 'really wanted' to have the house. Probate delays freeze accounts for funeral costs. Would you vote for contested probate support?
Fixed-fee conveyancing that doesn't ghost me
The cheapest quote went silent after searches while completion dates slipped and chain stress mounted. You can't reach anyone except trainees. Would you pay for conveyancing with guaranteed response times?
NDA review before I join the new company?
The restrictive covenants might block freelance work you rely on and signing blind feels reckless in a cost-of-living crunch. HR says it's 'standard'. Would you vote for pre-employment NDA and restraint review?
Mum fell again — home safety assessment now?
A&E discharged her with a leaflet but the rug and bathroom rail never got fixed and you're scared every phone call is another fall. OT waiting lists stretch months. Would you pay for urgent home safety assessments for older UK adults?
Dad won't take his pills — someone to call daily?
Blister packs help but he skips doses he 'doesn't think he needs' and memory slips aren't dramatic enough for full care yet. You live two hours away. Would you vote for medication reminder calls with escalation?
GP appointments — transport and someone in the room?
Hospital parking costs and confusing corridors mean he misses questions the doctor answers too fast. You can't take more unpaid carer's leave. Would you pay for accompanied medical appointment support?
Lonely since dad passed — local companionship?
Mum insists she's fine but the phone goes quiet evenings and lunch clubs she tried felt patronising. Grief and isolation compound quietly. Would you vote for vetted companion visits for bereaved seniors?
Care home search without pushy salespeople?
Brochures show chandeliers but CQC reports and hidden top-up fees emerge late in tours. Emotional pressure to decide before a hospital discharge deadline crushes families. Would you pay for independent UK care home matching?
Video calls with grandkids — tech setup at home?
iPad updates break FaceTime and she blames herself while grandchildren stop calling when it fails. You fix it remotely until you can't. Would you vote for in-home tech support for older people?
Meals on wheels quality — not hospital food vibes
Microwave trays sit uneaten because spice and texture don't match lifelong cooking habits. Weight loss worries the GP. Would you pay for culturally familiar meal delivery for elderly UK residents?
Carer burnout — respite booked properly?
You haven't had a weekend alone in a year but guilt stops you using respite vouchers you qualify for. Finding cover feels harder than doing it yourself. Would you vote for respite care coordination?
Attendance Allowance form — too confusing alone
Twenty pages ask the same question differently and one wrong box risks overpayment clawback later. Mum deserves support but won't nag the GP. Would you pay for benefits form filling for older UK claimants?
Dementia day centre with dignity not babysitting?
Activities feel childish and staff turnover means she won't return after one upsetting afternoon. You need stimulation safe enough to trust. Would you vote for quality-rated dementia day programmes?
Handrails fitted quickly after the last fall?
Quotes take weeks while she navigates stairs gripping the wall paint. Grants exist but paperwork defeats her. Would you pay for fast accessible home modifications?
Managing mum's bills as memory slips?
Direct debits duplicate, scam callers get through, and POA paperwork isn't finished yet. One missed council tax letter spirals. Would you vote for elderly financial safeguarding services?
Suspect elder abuse — who do I call?
Carer temper snaps or a new 'friend' isolates dad from family and instincts scream but pathways aren't clear. Police feel extreme until it's too late. Would you pay for elder abuse advice lines with action plans?
Palliative care conversations gently guided?
Nobody wants to mention dying but pain control and home vs hospice choices need talking before crisis. NHS teams are kind but rushed. Would you vote for end-of-life planning facilitators?
Garden help for someone who lives to garden?
Kneeling became impossible but watching weeds takeover breaks her spirit more than the hip op. Volunteers are inconsistent. Would you pay for elderly gardening assistance?
NHS continuing healthcare assessment help?
Complex forms decide whether care home fees bankrupt the estate and rejections get appealed blindly. Solicitors take percentages families can't afford. Would you vote for CHC assessment advocacy in England?