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.
Homeschool structure — someone else plan the term?
You chose home education but the curriculum freedom became chaos by October and your child misses social contact. Local groups meet inconsistently. Would you pay for structured homeschool planning aligned to UK standards?
UCAS personal statement — honest feedback please?
Teachers have dozens to review and yours still sounds like everyone else's passion for helping people. One weak paragraph can sink a competitive course. Would you vote for specialist personal statement editing for UK applicants?
Apprenticeship or university — unbiased advice?
Family pushes degree prestige while degree apprenticeships sound brilliant but hard to get into. Information evenings contradict what careers advisers said last year. Would you pay for guidance comparing UK apprenticeship and uni paths?
Terrified of presenting at work next month
Your promotion depends on a town hall slot and your voice shakes in front of ten people let alone the floor. Toastmasters timing doesn't fit commuter life. Would you vote for public speaking coaching for UK professionals?
Piano lessons for busy adults at home?
You bought a keyboard during lockdown and it's gathering dust because evening lessons across town never happen. YouTube teachers don't correct your technique. Would you pay for mobile music lessons at your home?
AI literacy for my parents — not scary tech talk?
They get phishing texts daily and ask you to explain ChatGPT at Sunday lunch while you just want to eat. Scare stories on the news make them avoid online banking upgrades. Would you vote for gentle digital skills classes for older UK learners?
EHCP application — where do we even start?
The school agrees support is needed but the local authority form reads like legalese and deadlines slip. Tribunals sound exhausting on top of parenting. Would you pay for SEND application support in England and Wales?
PhD supervision feels wrong — can I switch?
Meetings get cancelled, feedback is vague, and your mental health suffers while funding clocks tick. Transfer rules between UK universities are unclear from the handbook. Would you vote for academic coaching on supervisor and transfer options?
Keep failing theory test by one mark
You've paid for three attempts and hazard perception clips still trip you up despite practising apps. Test centres have month-long waits after a fail. Would you pay for targeted UK theory test coaching?
Financial literacy before my teen goes to uni?
They've never budgeted for laundry, food, and nights out and student overdraft marketing arrives in freshers' week. School PSHE touched money once in Year 9. Would you vote for practical money skills workshops for UK sixth-formers?
Staff hate corporate training days
Another PowerPoint in a hotel conference room and everyone checks email under the table. Compliance boxes get ticked but behaviour doesn't change. Would you pay for engaging skills training delivered on-site or live virtual for UK teams?
Night school degree while working full-time?
Open University and part-time options exist but picking modules, funding, and pace alone is overwhelming after a ten-hour shift. Dropout rates scare you off starting. Would you vote for degree pathway coaching for UK working adults?
4am airport taxi that actually turns up?
You've been stung by no-shows when an early EasyJet flight is the only cheap option left. Pre-booked minicabs feel like a lottery reading Trustpilot at midnight. Would you pay for guaranteed UK airport transfers with live tracking?
Flight cancelled — who fights the airline for me?
You're stranded at Gatwick with kids and the app offers a rebook three days later. EU261 compensation rules exist but forms seem designed to exhaust you. Would you vote for a flight disruption assistant that claims refunds on your behalf?
Train strikes again — find me another route
Your meeting is in Manchester and National Rail says 'check before you travel' without a clear plan B. Driving means congestion charges and parking nightmares. Would you pay for strike-day journey planning across UK rail and coach?
Passport renewal nightmare — fast-track help?
Holiday is in five weeks and the gov.uk status hasn't moved while Facebook groups share horror stories of missed trips. Post office appointments vanished the moment you clicked. Would you vote for passport renewal concierge with realistic timelines?
Family holiday planning when nobody agrees
One wants beach, one wants budget, and school holidays price everything into fantasy territory. Hours on Skyscanner still leave transfers and car hire as guesses. Would you pay for a UK family trip planner who bundles it properly?
Luggage lost again — compensation without hold music
You arrive in Malaga with no bags and the airline queue loops the same apology script. Receipts for essentials disappear before the claim form arrives. Would you vote for lost luggage claim support for UK travellers?
Dog-friendly Cornwall break — hotel and sitter sorted?
Most 'pet friendly' listings mean one small room by the bins and kennels nearby cost more than the hotel. Leaving the dog at home isn't an option this year. Would you pay for verified pet-friendly UK holiday packages?
GHIC cover — am I actually protected abroad?
Brexit changed the card in your wallet and travel insurance small print mentions pre-existing conditions vaguely. A hospital bill abroad could ruin more than the holiday. Would you vote for travel health cover checks before you fly?
Airport parking cheaper than on-site rip-off?
Meet-and-greet quotes vary wildly and horror stories of cars returned damaged make you drive circles at 5am instead. Official car parks cost nearly as much as the flight. Would you pay for trusted UK airport parking comparison and booking?
Railcard savings — am I missing the right one?
Two-thirds, 16-25, Network Railcard — the maths never quite matches your actual commute pattern. Ticket machines don't suggest the cheapest valid combination. Would you vote for a railcard and ticket optimiser for UK journeys?
Eurotunnel or ferry with the car — honest comparison?
Dover queues on the news scare you but tunnel prices spike in August and foot passenger deals confuse the total. Sea sickness vs driving in France anxiety splits the family vote. Would you pay for channel crossing advice tailored to your route?
Business trips — expense reports done automatically?
Receipts live in coat pockets and finance chases you weeks after the client dinner you barely remember. Per diem rules for UK tax feel archaic. Would you vote for travel expense automation for small UK teams?