Example
Monthly finances feel way more manual than they should.
Wish: A calmer flow that turns scattered bills and reminders into one simple routine.
Building next
Real friction. Real ideas. Things I want to build.
Collecting the small frustrations people live with every day and turning them into things worth building.
The premise
The best things to build start with something mildly annoying.
Most people do not think in app ideas. But everyone has something that takes too much effort, feels unnecessarily complicated, or gets postponed indefinitely. That is where I start looking.
If you can describe the frustration clearly, there is usually something worth building underneath it.
Friction finder
You do not need an idea. Start with what annoys you.
Fill in what you can. The tool will try to reframe your frustration into something that could actually be built.
What people shared
Friction worth building for
Real frustrations from real people. Each one could become something useful.
Example
Trip planning still takes too many tabs and too much remembering.
Wish: One place that keeps context, notes, routes, and decisions together.
Example
I keep postponing admin because everything about it is friction.
Wish: A tool that feels more like guidance and less like being chased by forms.
Also exploring
Directions I am testing on the side.
Not everything starts with someone else's frustration. Some of these are just things I want to figure out.
AI + music
What happens when creative tools stop being utilities and start being collaborators? I want to find out.
Everyday automation
Small tools that quietly remove the friction from things people avoid doing.
Artifact experiments
This page uses the same approach as the multi-perspective profile: start with a real question, not a hypothetical solution.