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- Collect a qualified buyer waitlist before you build or source
Browse recent community intents
A portable weather shield for your smartphone that protects it from rain, sun glare, and overheating while you film outd
Outdoor filming can be difficult when the weather doesn't cooperate. Bright sunlight creates glare and makes it difficult to see the phone screen, while direct sun can cause phones to overheat during extended recording. Rain can also interrupt filming or put the phone at risk. Selfie Shade is designed for people who use their phones outdoors — especially travel creators, vloggers, tourists, outdoor enthusiasts, and people visiting beaches, parks, and theme parks. It provides a portable shield around the phone to help protect it from rain and direct sunlight while making outdoor filming more comfortable. I'm looking to learn which outdoor situations cause people the most problems, who would actually use a product like this, and whether people would pay for a simple solution that lets them keep filming in sun or light rain.
An AI study app that turns students’ notes and PDFs into flashcards, quizzes, and mock exams.
Students spend hours turning lecture notes, PDFs, and study material into questions and flashcards before they can actually start studying. StudyDeck lets students upload their own notes or study materials and automatically generates flashcards, quizzes, and mock exams from them. I’m building this for university and college students who want to study more efficiently using their own course material. I want to validate whether students actually want this workflow, which features they find most useful, and whether they would pay for it.
How Who Wants What works
No endless bidding portals, no algorithmic paywalls. Just clear human intent.
State your intent
Write naturally. No compulsory 20-field application forms. Say what you require or what you have ready to deliver in everyday words.
Get matched
Providers browse open wants and respond with a note or quote. Buyers raise a hand on offers or join a waitlist.
Exchange directly
Connect peer-to-peer. Agree on terms and close the deal yourselves, without middleman commission cuts.
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Instead of building static inventory, Who Wants What turns intent into matches. Whenever someone wants, someone responds.
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