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What’s the most frustrating part of ordering food at a restaurant? Long waits, confusing menus, or something else? Share your experience!

Looking for a Co-Founder to Join Me at Dorzet! Hi everyone, I’m building Dorzet, a platform to make finding jobs and services easy, especially for people in smaller cities. I’m looking for a co-founder to lead marketing and launch efforts and help b

Do you feel looking for a job or a job change is a bit of a frustrating task. Do you also feel that the job you are looking for will be the big challenge for you until you know what to do and when to do it? Are you seriously love applying for jobs

This app feels disorganized and confusing. There are no clear instructions on the home screen, no visible tours, and no guidance on what needs to be done. The overall experience feels chaotic and frustrating.

Imagine a platform that connects you with locals who can complete tasks in areas you're unable to reach. Whether it's picking up an item, delivering a package, or handling a small job, our service lets you post a task, have it accepted by a local wor

We’ve all been there—weekends and festival seasons, restaurants are packed, and the wait time to get a table can go up to 50 minutes or more. It’s frustrating and time-consuming, right? I’ve come up with an idea to reduce this hassle: Hire a Wait Pr

The new middle class trap isn’t a 9 - 5 job. It’s making 25–30k a month doing delivery in bikes at night, chilling all day, and calling it “freedom.” That’s how ambition dies slowly.

"Imagine a startup where you can temporarily pledge items like your laptop, bike, or other valuables and get instant cash in return. Once you're ready, just pay back the amount, and your item is returned safely to you. It’s like a modern, hassle-free