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Today's demand skews in two directions at once: hyper-practical consumer tools people would happily install tomorrow (price trackers, rep counters, gentler health apps) and a wave …

The strongest signals today cluster around two poles: unglamorous consumer utilities people would happily pay for (a recipe organizer, an un-paywalled period tracker, a contract-sc…

Today's asks split cleanly into two piles. One is unglamorous B2B plumbing that somebody keeps almost-building but never finishing: a real multi-location console for restaurant cha…

Two currents run through today's asks. One is people trying to wrestle control back from the AI stack itself: an open multi-model shell, a screen-aware coding co-pilot, a way to ac…

The clearest signal today sits one layer under the AI-agent boom. As people run swarms of coding agents, they can't see what any of them actually changed, can't gate what an agent …

The sharpest asks today are about money that's stuck and AI that won't behave. Startup employees want to spend equity they can't touch for a decade; a widely-shared Request for Sta…

Today's asks split between the people building agents and the people just trying to live with AI. On the builder side: a batch task-runner that compacts context between jobs, an up…

The clearest signal today came from YC dropping its Fall 2026 Request for Startups, which reads like a map of the gaps builders are supposed to run at. Underneath the official list…

Today's wishlist clusters around two themes: taming the AI-tooling sprawl that developers created for themselves, and a run of ordinary-person safety and reconnection tools, from p…

Today's gaps lean personal and physical: people want to log the media they consume the way film buffs already do, they want AI video that runs past a few seconds, and they want rea…