One small-business idea a day, rooted in a real problem, with a plan to test it for under $100. 10 drops and counting.
A roll-up printed mat with garment-specific measurement guides, so resellers photograph size and fit in every listing and get fewer 'doesn't fit' returns.
A move-out cleaning service that ends with a timestamped photo report renters can use if a landlord tries to deduct cleaning fees.
A one-page document listing every font in a finished project and which license the client needs, so designers stop guessing and chasing.
Collect and summarize pet applications for landlords with a few rentals, so they can say yes to good pets without guessing.
Run the bidder numbers, lot tracking, and payouts for local fish club auctions so volunteers can actually enjoy the event.
Read a finished book, then deliver a searchable story bible and continuity report so authors can write the next one without rereading everything.
A spreadsheet that helps small hobby shops and model-kit resellers quickly price and make fair offers on inherited kit collections.
Sell new parents a ready-to-go, labeled kit that matches one specific local daycare's supply list, so they skip the pre-start scramble.
A done-for-you recital service: you book the room, print programs, run the day, and film each student for parents.
Paid written match reviews for amateur five-player teams that keep losing close games and can't tell why.