Runner Points Network
Why?
See who else is passing through your favorite spot.
How?
An app that allows you to mark geolocations on your running course that you like (it’s beautiful, it’s a point of achievement, etc.), then see other who are also passing through your points. You can then check their profile and running route. Ping them and make new friends.
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Best Lines From Books
Why?
See what people think are the best lines from books. Inspiring and can get you to read more.
How?
A platform where users can share their favorite lines from books they read.
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Truthfulness and Reliability Index of Bloggers
Why?
To know who’s writing you can trust.
How?
A website where people can submit a vote for or against a blogger and all relevant votes are aggregated into a leaders and losers list, changing regularly. You can also see the bloggers history over time. Every vote should be based on real experience and knowledge, and part of the vote submission process is writing a detailed reason for the vote. Each vote is only used if an editor accepts it. A voter can choose to remain private or not.
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Parental Guide for Movies by Parents
Why?
Although there are some sources of information for parents on a movie’s suitability for a certain aged child, these are quite dry and sometimes it’s hard to decide without watching the film.
How?
A website where each movie is graded by parents who saw it. Each such review should be as contextual as possible, giving the reader the points pro and contra, the personal experience and age group suitability based on their child. This way the reader will have a better filter to apply it to their own child’s age and personality.
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Masks of the World
Why?
Masks were and are always interesting and telling.
How?
A website where users publish pictures and posts about masks from all over the world and of all ages.
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