Welcome to another edition of Start My Idea.
On-Demand services have reinvented how we think about chores, fixes, and personal care by connecting us to local providers in real-time. Think "Uber", but for services, from house cleaning to manicures.
Let's turn the dial up on innovation and see how we can leverage this trend to make some $$$...
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💡 QuickTutors
An app that connects local tutors specializing in school subjects, music, and even fitness for immediate, short-term sessions.
Where to Start: Create an MVP using basic app development tools. Begin with a few varied tutors and run a pilot program in a small geographical area. Use local school boards and community centers for advertising.
💡 Chef-In-A-Click
An application that lets users order a chef to cook meals in their home on-demand, from a set menu of options.
Where to Start: Start by contacting local chefs or culinary students interested in freelance work. Develop a website or utilize a chatbot service to accept orders initially. Use Instagram and Pinterest for showcasing dishes and user testimonials.
💡 CarePackage
An extension of Needoh where users can order "Care Packages" like a flu recovery kit, post-breakup comfort items, or exam stress busters, delivered quickly by local retailers.
Where to Start: Curate various care packages and team up with local retailers for supplies. Use platforms like Etsy or Shopify to initiate an online store and invest in targeted social media advertising.
💡 SkillMeUp
A platform that connects hobbyists or experts willing to offer quick, one-time lessons in various skills, from cooking to coding, to interested locals.
Where to Start: Build a simple website or mobile app where people can list their skills and availability. Promote the platform in local hobby groups or community centers.
💡 NeighBorrow
An app that facilitates borrowing and lending of items like lawn mowers, snow blowers, or power drills within a neighborhood, encouraging a sense of community and reducing waste.
Where to Start: Develop a simple mobile app with geolocation features to connect neighbors. Utilize Nextdoor or Facebook groups for initial roll-out and user acquisition.
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