Your annoying problem is a product.
Tell us what bugs you. Get six inventions, a drawn prototype, an ad, a prior art check and a pitch for a maker.
"I had this idea for six years. I just never knew the next step."Kasia, Warsaw. Licensed in week 9.
What keeps annoying you?
Brainstorming
Six ways to fix it
Has someone made this?
Closest things we found (examples)Find a maker
Prototype shops that take small first runs. Listings are examples.
This week's inventions
Upvote the ones you'd buy. The top 3 each Sunday go to our manufacturer partners.
Ana Lima
São Paulo, inventing since March
5-week streak. Every Monday you get a new "problem of the week" from people near you. Next one: "Umbrellas drip all over the bus."
Anyone with a problem can become an inventor.
The R&D lab used to belong to big companies. In three years it fits in your pocket, and when a factory licenses your idea, you get paid on every unit.
Inventor firstInventors earn 3% of wholesale on every licensed unit. The Desk takes 1%. The rest stays with the factory that takes the risk.
AYear 1: pocket R&D lab
Problem to pitch in ten minutes. Maker directory in 30 cities. Paid prototype credits.
BYear 2: problem exchange
Communities post problems, inventors compete to solve them, upvotes become pre-orders.
CYear 3: licensing marketplace
Factories in Shenzhen, Monterrey, Pune and Łódź browse vetted concepts. Inventors earn a royalty on every unit sold.