Business “Dating” App
Why?
Help you discover new business connections.
How?
Just like a dating app, you join and fill out your profile. When you have some free time and would gladly make a new connection in the real world, you press a button. Everyone who is a match and is near will get an alert with your profile, as will you. When any of you want to meet the other member, you just press a button, and if the interest is mutual, you can arrange for a short meeting immediately.
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Test Your Wifi Connection for Limitations
Why?
Your device seems to be connected to a wifi network, but something is wrong, and now you need to check everything to see what works: your browser, emails, news app, etc.
How?
Have a small app that checks all your typical Internet use cases and shows you what is working and what not.
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Multi Level Curation Network on Specific Subjects
Why?
There are many good sources of information, editorials, and advice on specific subjects. The problem is, there are much more bad or average ones as well, sometimes overwhelmingly so.
How?
Build a multi-level network of editors that scout for and curate the best in each subject matter.
An editor starts as a volunteer at the lowest level by submitting materials he scouts on the web on a subject matter. The next level editors receive these materials and transfer only the ones they deem as good enough to the next step editors. This goes on until the last top editor decides – from the materials that made it up to his level – what to publish at that time on the subject matter.
An editor gets to the next level when:
1. There is an opening there because someone left or the editorial team at that level is expanding.
2. And he has proved he is a good editor by submitting a lot of material that makes it to publication.
All editors and their status are listed in the publication.
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Immediate Answers by Expert Peers
Why?
Get the most up to date knowledge and insight of your peers in real time – now.
How?
Peer to peer experts network. You are an expert at something and so is each one of the members of the network. Anytime you need an answer or some information; you can ask the network and members who are able at that time will immediately give you their best answers. If too many answers are sent, editors (also part of the network) will filter them and distil them to a useable list of pieces of information, ideas, advice, etc. You can use the network only if you also have an expertise and contribute to it by answering others’ questions.
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Facebook App for Centralizing Rating of Experiences
Why?
You see from time to time a remark or suggestion made by a friend on Facebook about a movie they saw or an exhibition they visited. Wouldn’t it be good to have a place where you can see all your friends opinions and ratings of experiences they had?
How?
A Facebook app that lets anyone rate an experience and aggregates all that are in your network. This way you can look up a movie and see who had what opinion and what is the majority trend.
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