Going to the bathroom.<p>Like, I gotta get up, walk a few steps, sit down, read Facebook, and then i gotta clean my own rear end. Why aren't we in Wall-E world yet?<p>I want to just wake up, eat, sleep, repeat without ever having to move out of my floating platform apparatus. Instead of deciding what to eat, goop is dispensed to you from the comfort of my own floating chair/bed thing. Pottying should be the same. A large blocker in this lifestyle is the necessity to get up and do the business yourself. I want a platform that directly handles bodily waste material without you ever having to get up.

Formatting Google Sheets. I work all day every day in google sheets. I make video tutorials, and templates, and tools. Sometimes I work with clients/for clients. Sometimes I just make something on my own. Been thinking more and more about coding up a formatting engine in apps script. As that's what I've done many times before. But really would perhaps a SaaS or a Chrome add-on (not a sheets Add-on) be able to handle this better? But I don't really know how it would handle looking at a sheet and knowing what to format it like. Or would some kind of template actions be able to account for data out of place. This is where I fall apart in my thinking and wonder if someone else could really take a crack at a good UI for this. Instead of me who I am too in the weeds.

Tried a few workflow tools but most either break often or need more setup than the task itself. Would easily pay for something that just quietly handled all of that in the background.

I still manually organize my gallery, especially screenshots and downloads

Knowledge retrieval. Something where I could ask a question, say in natural language, and I would get an answer. Of course the responses have to make sense and not be made up.

I still manually synthesize information from multiple sources(docs,blog posts and treads).LLM help with sumaries but merge into a reliable decision step is very human-heavy.

I have nothing that fits that criteria exactly. I still write tests for test automation manually and that should be automated but new tests are only needed as features are created or retired, which is irregular and infrequent.

Drawing vector graphics.<p>Image generators can make reasonable-looking raster images. LLMs are good at coding. But drawing SVGs sits at the worst of both worlds.

I'd say if you could automate product sheet details with detailed image recognition would be really interesting

Folding my laundry

Furniture design.<p>Give the measures of a bookself and get the pieces and materials needed.

<i>You'd pay $10-20/month if something just worked</i><p>If you are selling to ‘enterprise’ that business model might work well as a per-seat price.<p>At retail, into small bespoke niches a business built on $20 problems is unlikely to be sustainable because it is not enough money to reliably reach small markets and it is not enough money to sustain high quality service to a small number of customers…sure 1000 customers would be $20,000/month, but you have to get there first and stay there second.<p>Getting there is probably more money and calendar pages than you think and staying is going to gobble up more of the $20,000/month than you want through churn and employees.<p>My advice: find some thing you want to work on or find actual customers who will pay you handsomely to solve their important problems. Good luck.

Do the dishwasher and throw the rubbish out

preparing for a trip , travel, lots of moving pices like itenary , packing , tickets , IDs , cabs .no sync .huge mess

choosing and playing boardgames - hope it never changed

Reviewing AI generated slop.

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