Find your idea

Small problems worth solving.

Every student builds an app that fixes one small, annoying problem someone would happily pay about 99p a month to be rid of. Stuck for an idea? Pick a category, find a problem you recognise, and ask your first customer this week.

Shopping

Receipts, returns, lists and spending less on the things we buy.

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Receipt Rescue

Problem: People can't find receipts when they need to return a product or claim a warranty.
App: Photograph a receipt, save its purchase date and get a reminder before the return period ends.
First customer: Ask a family member who regularly shops online to test it with five purchases, then offer a 99p/month subscription.
Why pay?: Avoid losing money on missed returns.

WarrantyBox

Problem: People buy a fridge, laptop or phone and later can't remember how long the warranty lasts or where the proof is.
App: Log each big purchase with its warranty end date and a photo of the receipt, and get a reminder a month before it runs out.
First customer: Ask a parent to log the five most expensive things in their home.
Why pay?: A repair under warranty can save hundreds of pounds.

ShopTogether

Problem: When two people shop from the same list, things get bought twice or forgotten.
App: One shared list where each person taps an item to say "I've got this", so it vanishes for everyone else.
First customer: Ask a couple or two flatmates to use it for a week's shop.
Why pay?: Stop doubling up and wasting money.

Have It?

Problem: People buy things they already own, like batteries, tape or light bulbs, because they can't remember what's in the drawer.
App: A quick home inventory of small everyday items, searchable from inside the shop.
First customer: Ask a parent to log the contents of one messy drawer.
Why pay?: Stop paying twice for things already at home.

WishWait

Problem: Impulse purchases feel great for a day and then turn into regret.
App: Save anything you want to buy, wait 7 days, then get a nudge asking "do you still want it?"
First customer: Ask a friend who shops online a lot to try it for two weeks.
Why pay?: Money saved on things they didn't really want.

SizeBook

Problem: Parents forget their children's clothes and shoe sizes, and different brands fit differently.
App: Save each person's sizes and notes like "Nike runs small", ready to check in the shop.
First customer: Ask a parent of two or more children to fill it in for their family.
Why pay?: Fewer wrong sizes and fewer returns.

VoucherVault

Problem: Gift cards and vouchers get lost in drawers and expire unused.
App: Photograph each voucher, add the expiry date and the balance, and get a reminder before it runs out.
First customer: Ask a relative who got gift cards for their birthday to try it.
Why pay?: Free money that would otherwise be wasted.

UnitPrice

Problem: Bigger packs aren't always cheaper, and it's hard to compare sizes while standing in an aisle.
App: Type in the price and size of two or three options and see which costs least per 100g or per litre.
First customer: Ask a parent to compare five items on their next shop.
Why pay?: Save a few pounds every week.

UsualList

Problem: Families rebuild the same weekly shopping list from memory every single week.
App: Start each new list from last week's, tick what you need and add anything new.
First customer: Ask a family member to use it for four weekly shops.
Why pay?: Save time and stop forgetting the basics.

ParcelPal

Problem: People order from several shops and lose track of what is arriving on which day, so parcels get left outside.
App: Add each order's expected date and see everything arriving this week on one screen.
First customer: Ask an online shopper in your family to track all their parcels for a week.
Why pay?: Avoid stolen and missed deliveries.

Lending & Sharing

Keeping track of who has what, who owes what and who is next.

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BorrowBack

Problem: People forget who borrowed their books, games or belongings.
App: Record what was lent, to whom and when it should come back.
First customer: Demonstrate it to a parent or teacher who lends items regularly.
Why pay?: Avoid losing valuable belongings.

TabUp

Problem: Friends take turns paying for things and nobody remembers who owes what.
App: A shared tab for a group where anyone adds a payment and the app shows the simplest way to settle up.
First customer: Ask a group of friends to use it on a day out.
Why pay?: No more awkward chasing for money.

LibraryDue

Problem: Library books come back late because due dates are hard to track across several children.
App: Add each book with its due date and the child it belongs to, and get reminders before it's due.
First customer: Ask a parent who uses the library to track this month's books.
Why pay?: Avoid fines and lost deposits.

ToolShare

Problem: Neighbours each buy tools they use twice a year, while the same tools sit unused next door.
App: A private list for one street where neighbours post tools they're happy to lend and request what they need.
First customer: Ask five neighbours to list a tool each.
Why pay?: Save the cost of buying a tool for one job.

SwapShelf

Problem: Friends want to try each other's games and books but never get round to swapping.
App: Everyone lists what they'd swap, and the app suggests matches between friends.
First customer: Ask a friendship group to list three items each.
Why pay?: Try new things without paying for them.

KitSignOut

Problem: Sports clubs lose balls, bibs and kit because nobody records who took what.
App: A simple sign-out list: scan or tick the kit, add a name, and mark it back when returned.
First customer: Ask a club coach or PE teacher to try it for a month.
Why pay?: Stop replacing lost equipment.

ShareSlot

Problem: Families and neighbours who share a car, ladder or lawnmower clash over who has it and when.
App: A booking calendar for one shared item, so everyone can see when it's free.
First customer: Ask two households that already share something to try it.
Why pay?: No more clashes or awkward messages.

FavourBank

Problem: People do favours and then forget who owes whom, which causes resentment.
App: A friendly log of favours given and owed between friends and family.
First customer: Ask a pair of siblings or flatmates to use it for a month.
Why pay?: Keep friendships fair and drama free.

HandMeDown

Problem: Parents throw away or hoard outgrown uniform while other families in the same school are buying new.
App: Parents list outgrown items by size and others at the school can ask for them.
First customer: Ask a PTA member or a parent with older children to list five items.
Why pay?: Save money on uniform that's barely been worn.

LostLabel

Problem: Children lose coats, bottles and lunchboxes, and finders have no way to contact the owner.
App: Print a QR label to stick on each item so whoever finds it can send the owner a message.
First customer: Ask a parent to label their child's coat and water bottle.
Why pay?: Stop replacing lost things.

Food & Kitchen

Less waste, easier meals and a calmer kitchen.

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EatFirst

Problem: Families forget what's in the fridge until food goes bad.
App: Add food items and receive reminders to use them before they expire.
First customer: Ask a parent to track 10 food items for a week and see whether the reminders prevent waste.
Why pay?: Save money on wasted food.

DinnerDecider

Problem: Every evening someone asks "what's for dinner?" and the answer is always the same three meals.
App: Save the family's favourite meals, then tap once to get a suggestion based on how much time you have.
First customer: Ask a parent to enter ten family meals and use it for a week.
Why pay?: End the daily dinner argument.

LunchBox Rotator

Problem: Packed lunches become boring and repetitive, so children throw them away.
App: A bank of lunch ideas that rotates through the week so no two days match.
First customer: Ask a parent who packs school lunches to try it for two weeks.
Why pay?: Less food waste and happier children.

FreezerFind

Problem: Food gets buried in the freezer and forgotten, then thrown out with freezer burn.
App: Log what goes into the freezer and when, and see what should be eaten soonest.
First customer: Ask a parent to log everything in their freezer.
Why pay?: Waste less food.

RoastClock

Problem: Cooking a roast dinner means timing four dishes to finish together, which is stressful.
App: Enter the dishes and the time you want to eat, and get a countdown showing when to start each one.
First customer: Ask a family member to use it for Sunday lunch.
Why pay?: Hot food, all ready at once.

ScaleMyRecipe

Problem: Recipes serve four, but you're cooking for two or for ten, and the maths gets messy.
App: Enter a recipe once and scale every ingredient to any number of people in sensible measures.
First customer: Ask a keen cook to scale three of their favourite recipes.
Why pay?: No more wasted ingredients or failed bakes.

SwapIngredient

Problem: You start cooking and discover you're missing one ingredient.
App: Type the missing ingredient and see what you could use instead from what's in the cupboard.
First customer: Ask a parent to try it next time they run out of something.
Why pay?: Save a trip to the shop.

RunningLow

Problem: Families only notice they've run out of milk, bread or snacks at the worst moment.
App: A quick checklist where anyone in the house taps "running low" and the shopping list updates for everyone.
First customer: Ask a family to use it on the fridge door for a week.
Why pay?: Fewer emergency shop trips.

OpenedOn

Problem: Opened jars, milk and sauces sit in the fridge and nobody knows if they're still safe.
App: Scan or add an item, note the date it was opened and see when it should be used by.
First customer: Ask a parent to log everything they open for a week.
Why pay?: Avoid waste and stomach upsets.

PrepSunday

Problem: Busy parents want to batch cook on Sunday but don't know what to make or how to store it.
App: Pick meals for the week and get one combined shopping list and a prep order.
First customer: Ask a busy parent to plan one week of batch cooking.
Why pay?: Save time and money every weekday.

Gardening & Plants

Watering, sowing and rescuing plants before it's too late.

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PlantPal

Problem: People forget when they last watered their plants.
App: Track watering dates and receive reminders based on each plant's needs.
First customer: Find a neighbour or relative with several houseplants and offer a trial.
Why pay?: Keep expensive plants healthy.

FrostWatch

Problem: Gardeners lose tender plants to a surprise frost because they didn't check the forecast.
App: Add your postcode and your tender plants, and get an alert on evenings when frost is forecast.
First customer: Ask a neighbour with a greenhouse or patio pots to try it.
Why pay?: Save plants that cost real money.

SowWhen

Problem: Beginners don't know what to sow in which month, so seeds fail.
App: Pick the plants you want to grow and see a simple month-by-month sowing calendar.
First customer: Ask a first-time grower to plan three crops.
Why pay?: Better harvests with less guessing.

SeedStash

Problem: Gardeners buy duplicate seed packets because they can't remember what they already have.
App: Log each packet with its sow-by date and get a reminder in the right month.
First customer: Ask a relative with a shoebox of seeds to log them.
Why pay?: Stop wasting money on out-of-date seeds.

GrowDiary

Problem: Allotment and garden growers forget what worked last year and repeat mistakes.
App: Quick notes and photos for each crop: when sown, how it grew, how it tasted.
First customer: Ask an allotment holder to keep a diary for one season.
Why pay?: Better harvests next year.

CompostClock

Problem: Compost bins fail because they're not turned or balanced, and end up smelly or useless.
App: A simple schedule of turning, adding greens and browns and checking moisture, with reminders.
First customer: Ask a neighbour with a compost bin to follow it for a month.
Why pay?: Free fertiliser instead of buying bags.

PlantSitter

Problem: When families go on holiday, the neighbour watering the plants doesn't know what each one needs.
App: A shareable plant guide with photos and instructions that a sitter can follow.
First customer: Ask a parent going on holiday to share it with their neighbour.
Why pay?: Come home to living plants.

BugOrBloom

Problem: Gardeners don't know if a spot on a leaf is a pest, a disease or just nature.
App: Pick what you can see and get a simple explanation and a first thing to try.
First customer: Ask a neighbour to try it on a problem plant.
Why pay?: Save plants and avoid needless sprays.

LawnLog

Problem: Lawns suffer because feeding, mowing and weeding happen at the wrong time of year.
App: A seasonal checklist for the lawn with reminders for each job.
First customer: Ask a parent who looks after the garden to try it for a season.
Why pay?: A better lawn for less effort.

RepotTime

Problem: Houseplants outgrow their pots without anyone noticing and slowly decline.
App: Add each plant, its pot size and when it was repotted, and get a reminder when it needs more space.
First customer: Ask a relative with several houseplants to log them.
Why pay?: Healthier plants and fewer replacements.

Pets

Routine care, health and costs for the animals we love.

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PetCare Reminder

Problem: Pet owners forget grooming, flea treatments or other routine care tasks.
App: One simple calendar for pet care reminders.
First customer: Ask a dog or cat owner to test reminders for a month.
Why pay?: Avoid missing important routine care.

PetPassport

Problem: Vaccination and treatment dates are scattered across paper cards and emails.
App: Store each pet's jabs, worming and flea dates in one place and get a reminder before each is due.
First customer: Ask a pet-owning family to enter their pet's history.
Why pay?: Avoid expensive lapses and boarding refusals.

WalkRota

Problem: Families argue about whose turn it is to walk the dog.
App: A shared rota with a tick when the walk is done, so everyone can see who has been out.
First customer: Ask a family with a dog and several children to use it for two weeks.
Why pay?: Fewer arguments and a happier dog.

FedYet?

Problem: Two people both feed the cat, or nobody does, because nobody knows if it has already been fed.
App: One tap to record a feeding that everyone in the house sees instantly.
First customer: Ask a household with a pet and two adults to use it for a week.
Why pay?: Prevent overfeeding and missed meals.

PetPills

Problem: Pets on medication miss doses or get double doses when the routine changes.
App: Set the medicine, the dose and the times, and tick off each dose with a shared log.
First customer: Ask someone with an older pet on medication to try it.
Why pay?: A healthier pet and peace of mind.

SitterSheet

Problem: Friends who look after a pet have no idea about its routine, food or vet details.
App: Fill in one clear care sheet and share it as a link before you go away.
First customer: Ask a pet owner about to go on holiday to create one.
Why pay?: Come home to a well cared-for pet.

PawWeight

Problem: Owners can't tell whether their pet is gaining or losing weight until it's a real problem.
App: Log weight over time and see a simple chart with a gentle warning if it changes quickly.
First customer: Ask the owner of a dog that loves treats to track it monthly.
Why pay?: Catch health problems early.

TankTasks

Problem: Fish tanks fail because water changes and filter cleaning happen too late or too often.
App: A schedule of tank jobs with reminders and a simple log of water tests.
First customer: Ask someone with a fish tank to try it for a month.
Why pay?: Keep fish alive and save money.

BagLeft

Problem: Owners run out of pet food unexpectedly or buy it at the last minute at higher prices.
App: Enter the bag size and daily portion and see exactly when the food will run out.
First customer: Ask a dog or cat owner to try it for one bag.
Why pay?: Order in time and avoid emergency prices.

PetSpend

Problem: Pet costs add up and insurance renews at a higher price without anyone noticing.
App: Log pet spending and insurance renewal dates, and see what each pet costs per month.
First customer: Ask a pet owner to enter the last three months of costs.
Why pay?: Know what pets really cost and renew smartly.

Family & School

The small things that make school mornings and family life chaotic.

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SchoolBag Check

Problem: Children forget PE kits, library books or special items needed for school.
App: A different packing checklist for each school day.
First customer: Ask a parent whose child frequently forgets school items to try it for two weeks.
Why pay?: Save stressful mornings and unnecessary trips.

SlipTracker

Problem: Permission slips and trip payments get buried in bags and emails and deadlines are missed.
App: Add each form with its deadline and cost, tick it off when handed in and get reminders.
First customer: Ask a parent of a primary-school child to use it for a term.
Why pay?: No more missed trips and last-minute rushes.

TermTime

Problem: Parents struggle to keep track of term dates, inset days and half terms.
App: Pick your school and see every term date in one calendar that you can add to your phone.
First customer: Ask a parent to enter their child's next three term dates.
Why pay?: Never be caught without childcare.

ClubClash

Problem: Families with several children can't see at a glance who needs to be where after school.
App: One weekly timetable showing every child's clubs, pick-up times and kit.
First customer: Ask a family with two or more children in clubs to try it.
Why pay?: Fewer missed pick-ups and mix-ups.

PocketTracker

Problem: Parents and children can't agree on how much pocket money is owed for chores.
App: Record chores and pocket money, and show the balance for each child.
First customer: Ask a parent who pays pocket money to try it for a month.
Why pay?: End the weekly pocket-money argument.

InviteTrack

Problem: Children's party invitations arrive through many channels and RSVPs and presents get forgotten.
App: Add each invitation with its date, RSVP deadline and gift idea, and see your child's month at a glance.
First customer: Ask a parent of a primary-school child to track the next three parties.
Why pay?: No more missed RSVPs or last-minute gifts.

LunchCredit

Problem: School meal accounts run out without warning and children go without lunch.
App: Enter the balance and daily cost and get a reminder before the money runs out.
First customer: Ask a parent of a child who has school dinners to try it.
Why pay?: Avoid awkward lunchtimes.

ScreenSlot

Problem: Families argue about screen time because nobody can see how much has been used.
App: Set a daily allowance for each child and tap a timer when a screen is used.
First customer: Ask a parent to try it for a week.
Why pay?: Calmer evenings and fewer arguments.

ReadingDiary

Problem: Schools ask parents to record reading each night, but the paper diary gets lost or forgotten.
App: Log each night's reading in seconds and share a weekly summary with the teacher.
First customer: Ask a parent of a primary-school child to use it for two weeks.
Why pay?: Build the reading habit without the stress.

LiftShare

Problem: Parents arrange school and club lifts through messy group chats and someone always gets forgotten.
App: A shared rota of who is driving which day, with reminders to the driver.
First customer: Ask three families who already share lifts to try it.
Why pay?: Save petrol, time and awkward messages.

Travel

From packing to passports to long car journeys.

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TripCheck

Problem: Travellers forget small but important things when packing.
App: Reusable packing lists for different trips, with a final departure check.
First customer: Ask a family preparing for a holiday to test the app.
Why pay?: Avoid costly forgotten items.

PassportClock

Problem: Families discover a passport has expired, or has under six months left, just before a holiday.
App: Add each family member's passport and get a reminder well before it causes a problem.
First customer: Ask a parent to enter the family's passport dates.
Why pay?: Avoid cancelled holidays and rush fees.

PlugCheck

Problem: Travellers arrive abroad and realise their plug doesn't fit.
App: Pick the country and see which plug type and voltage you need.
First customer: Ask a friend planning a trip to check their destination.
Why pay?: Avoid paying airport prices for adaptors.

TripFolder

Problem: Booking confirmations, tickets and insurance are scattered across emails and screenshots.
App: One organised folder per trip with every document ready, even offline.
First customer: Ask a family planning a holiday to store their bookings in it.
Why pay?: Less stress at check-in and at the hotel.

QuickRate

Problem: Travellers can't tell whether a price abroad is cheap or expensive.
App: Type a foreign price and instantly see it in pounds, with a simple "what's normal" hint.
First customer: Ask a parent on holiday to use it for a week.
Why pay?: Avoid overpaying abroad.

LeaveBy

Problem: People miss flights and trains because they underestimate how long the journey will take.
App: Enter your departure time and travel details and see the time you should leave home.
First customer: Ask a family with an upcoming flight to try it.
Why pay?: Never miss a departure again.

BagWeight

Problem: Airlines charge heavy fees when a bag is even slightly over the limit.
App: Log the weight of what you pack and see how close you are to the airline limit.
First customer: Ask a family packing for a flight to try it.
Why pay?: Avoid baggage fees that cost more than the app for years.

DailyBudget

Problem: Travellers overspend early in a trip and run out of money before the end.
App: Set a trip budget, log spending and see what's left per day.
First customer: Ask a student or family going on holiday to try it.
Why pay?: Stay on budget and still enjoy the trip.

JourneyGames

Problem: Long car journeys with children turn into constant "are we nearly there yet?".
App: Tap for a fresh car game idea, from I-spy to bingo cards that fit the journey.
First customer: Ask a parent to try it on the next long drive.
Why pay?: A calmer journey for the whole family.

StayCompare

Problem: Choosing between hotels means juggling many tabs and forgetting the pros and cons.
App: Save each hotel with its price, location and notes, and compare them side by side.
First customer: Ask someone planning a trip to compare three places.
Why pay?: Make a confident booking and avoid regret.

Motoring

Keeping a car legal, safe and cheap to run.

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CarCare Clock

Problem: Drivers forget small maintenance jobs like checking tyre pressure or replacing wiper blades.
App: A personalised reminder list for recurring car-care tasks.
First customer: Ask a parent who owns a car to test the reminder system.
Why pay?: Stay on top of routine maintenance.

CarDates

Problem: MOT, tax, insurance and breakdown cover all renew on different dates and one is always forgotten.
App: Add every date for each car and get reminders well before each one.
First customer: Ask a parent to enter all their car's dates.
Why pay?: Avoid fines and cover lapses.

ParkSpot

Problem: Drivers forget where they parked, or how long their ticket has left.
App: Save your parking spot with a photo and a timer for the ticket.
First customer: Ask a relative who often visits busy car parks to try it.
Why pay?: Avoid parking fines.

MileTrack

Problem: Drivers have no idea what their car really costs to run in fuel.
App: Log each fill-up and see your real miles per gallon and cost per mile.
First customer: Ask a parent to log their next four fill-ups.
Why pay?: Spot problems early and save on fuel.

LightsOn

Problem: Dashboard warning lights appear and drivers don't know whether to stop or carry on.
App: Pick the symbol and get a plain-English explanation of how urgent it is.
First customer: Ask a new driver or a nervous driver to try it.
Why pay?: Avoid panic and costly damage.

BreakdownKit

Problem: Drivers break down without the basics in the boot, like a torch, a warning triangle or a charger.
App: A simple checklist to build and check a breakdown kit, with reminders to refresh it.
First customer: Ask a parent to check their boot against the list.
Why pay?: Be ready before it matters.

ServiceBook

Problem: Service receipts get lost, which lowers the car's value when it's sold.
App: Photograph each invoice and keep a tidy service history you can share with a buyer.
First customer: Ask a car owner to add their last three services.
Why pay?: A higher resale price and fewer disputes.

LearnerLog

Problem: Learner drivers and their parents lose track of hours practised and skills still to cover.
App: Log each lesson and practice drive, tick off skills and see progress towards the test.
First customer: Ask a 17-year-old learner and their parent to use it for a month.
Why pay?: A confident, prepared driver.

ChargeCost

Problem: Electric car owners can't tell what each charge really costs at home versus public chargers.
App: Log each charge with its price and see the cost per mile.
First customer: Ask an electric car owner to log a month of charging.
Why pay?: Find the cheapest way to charge.

FuelSplit

Problem: Colleagues and parents who share lifts argue about who should pay for fuel.
App: Enter the trip and passengers and see a fair split, with a running balance.
First customer: Ask a car-sharing group to try it for a month.
Why pay?: Fair shares and no awkward conversations.

Personal Finance

Subscriptions, bills and small habits that save real money.

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TrialAlarm

Problem: People forget to cancel free trials before they turn into paid subscriptions.
App: Record a trial's end date and receive several reminders before payment starts.
First customer: Find an adult who has previously forgotten a trial cancellation and demonstrate the app.
Why pay?: Prevent unwanted charges.

SubTotal

Problem: People don't know how much they spend on subscriptions each month until they add them all up.
App: List every subscription with its price and renewal date, and see the monthly and yearly total.
First customer: Ask an adult to list all their subscriptions.
Why pay?: Cancel what you don't use and save money.

BillDay

Problem: Bills fall due on different days and late payments cause fees and stress.
App: Add each bill with its due date and amount, and see what's due this week.
First customer: Ask a parent to enter their monthly bills.
Why pay?: Avoid late fees.

PotSplit

Problem: Money disappears before the end of the month because it isn't set aside for anything.
App: Enter income and split it into pots for bills, savings and spending, then track each pot.
First customer: Ask a young adult to try it for a month.
Why pay?: A calmer relationship with money.

ContractClock

Problem: Phone and broadband contracts roll onto much higher prices without warning.
App: Add each contract with its end date and get a reminder in time to switch.
First customer: Ask a parent to enter their phone and broadband contracts.
Why pay?: Save hundreds of pounds a year.

GoalJar

Problem: Children and teenagers want to save for something but lose motivation.
App: Set a savings goal, add each deposit and watch a jar fill up.
First customer: Ask a child saving for a game or trainers to use it.
Why pay?: Build a savings habit.

RenewalRadar

Problem: Insurance, breakdown cover and memberships renew at a higher price every year.
App: Record last year's price and renewal date and get a reminder to shop around.
First customer: Ask a parent to enter their three biggest renewals.
Why pay?: Save money every year.

EnvelopeBudget

Problem: People who budget by apps find the numbers confusing and give up.
App: A digital version of the cash envelope method: fill each envelope and see it empty as you spend.
First customer: Ask a friend who struggles with budgeting to try it for a month.
Why pay?: Stay in control without a spreadsheet.

InvoiceNudge

Problem: Small sellers and freelancers wait weeks for payments and hate chasing them.
App: Log who owes what and send a polite reminder message at the right time.
First customer: Ask a teen or adult who sells online to try it.
Why pay?: Get paid faster.

TaxPot

Problem: Self-employed people and online sellers get a shock tax bill because they didn't set money aside.
App: Enter each sale and see how much to put aside for tax in a separate pot.
First customer: Ask someone with a side business to try it for a month.
Why pay?: Avoid a nasty surprise.

Fashion & Wardrobe

Getting more out of the clothes we already own.

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OutfitRepeat

Problem: People forget which clothes they own or rarely wear.
App: Photograph outfits, track when they were last worn and rediscover unused clothes.
First customer: Ask someone interested in fashion to catalogue 10 outfits and test the app.
Why pay?: Get more value from clothes they already own.

CapsulePlan

Problem: Wardrobes are full of clothes, but nothing seems to go together.
App: Pick a small set of items and see how many outfits they make.
First customer: Ask a friend with a crowded wardrobe to build a capsule of 15 items.
Why pay?: Buy less and always have something to wear.

WashCode

Problem: Care labels have symbols nobody understands, so clothes shrink or fade.
App: Pick the symbol and get a plain-English explanation of how to wash, dry and iron it.
First customer: Ask a parent to try it on three clothes.
Why pay?: Make clothes last longer.

CostPerWear

Problem: People buy expensive clothes without knowing whether they're good value.
App: Enter the price and each time you wear something, and see the cost per wear drop.
First customer: Ask a shopper to track their five most-worn items.
Why pay?: Make smarter purchases.

ShoeMiles

Problem: Runners keep wearing shoes long past the point where they stop protecting their feet.
App: Log each run and see how many miles each pair has done, with a warning near the limit.
First customer: Ask a runner or a school athlete to track their trainers.
Why pay?: Avoid injuries and unneeded replacements.

WeekWear

Problem: Busy people waste time every morning deciding what to wear.
App: Plan the week's outfits on Sunday and see the weather before you choose.
First customer: Ask a friend with a busy morning routine to plan a week.
Why pay?: Save time and stress every morning.

ListItFast

Problem: People have unwanted clothes but can't be bothered to photograph, describe and price them to sell.
App: Snap a photo and get a ready-written listing with a suggested price to copy into a resale site.
First customer: Ask a parent with a bag of outgrown clothes to try it.
Why pay?: Turn clutter into cash.

StainSOS

Problem: A stain appears and nobody knows what to use without ruining the fabric.
App: Pick the stain and the fabric and get the safest first steps to try.
First customer: Ask a parent to try it on the next stain.
Why pay?: Save clothes that would be thrown away.

SeasonSwitch

Problem: Wardrobes stay stuffed with out-of-season clothes, and nobody remembers what to give away.
App: Seasonal reminders to swap clothes over, with a checklist of what to donate or sell.
First customer: Ask a friend to try it at the change of season.
Why pay?: A tidier wardrobe and a clearer mind.

ColourMatch

Problem: People aren't sure which colours go together, so some clothes never get worn.
App: Choose a piece you own and see which of your other items match it.
First customer: Ask a friend to add ten items and test the suggestions.
Why pay?: Wear more of what you already own.