Software and Technology

Notion mobile app is slow, clunky, and unreliable for quick note-taking on the go.

A solo founder of a small online subscription business is struggling to acquire users and needs guidance on the most effective distribution and marketing channels to invest in.

Developers are concerned about AI coding agents making unauthorized and potentially harmful changes outside of specified project directories when running directly on the host machine.

The user cannot access the web builder section of their PhotoShelter account despite being logged in, and customer support has been unresponsive to their help request.

Sharing files between devices is a cumbersome process that lacks a secure and seamless 'rings of trust' system for authentication and content sharing.

Clients on monthly retainers don't understand the nature of development work, leading to scope creep and unrealistic expectations.

New business owner lacks knowledge on how and where to sell their software service to SMBs.

The user needs to build customer research cohorts from internal user data without requiring an opt-in process.

Microsoft Teams on Android does not log missed calls from call queues in any call history, unlike on iPhone, making it impossible to track or return those calls.

User needs to automatically capture hundreds of screenshots from SAP shipping manifests instead of doing it manually.

Engineers prototyping concepts lack automated code generation for unfamiliar tech stacks like TypeScript and React, leading to slower development.

The user is struggling to find an AP automation solution that works well with SAP Business One HANA, having sat through demos where salespeople made big promises but did not deliver proven reliability.

The user struggles to consistently track and organize learning notes across various tools, lacking a single comprehensive solution for note-taking, search, organization, revision, and reference that also integrates with tools like Anki.

Notion's mobile experience has significant bugs and inconsistencies, including UI differences, multi-page access limitations, excessive taps to open pages, disappearing toolbar, broken margins, and slow performance.

macOS users with multiple monitors struggle with inefficient context-switching because the native Dock only appears on one screen, forcing them to constantly jump between displays to access relevant applications for different workflows.