every idea

Trading indicators for futures traders who trade opening-range breakouts

Futures traders already pay monthly for indicators built around one setup, and AI can write and test the code.

Skills you can bring: Years of trading that setup yourself

Betting picks for NBA bettors from a statistical model, each posted publicly before tip-off

Sports bettors already pay monthly for picks, and a public record of every pick shows whether the model works.

Skills you can bring: Deep knowledge of one league and bettors who follow you

Nutrition coaching by text for people trying to lose weight, with a weekly call from a coach

People changing how they eat pay monthly for accountability, and daily texts keep them on track between calls.

Skills you can bring: A nutrition certification or years of coaching clients

A futures day-trading course for beginners, with a paid members' community

New traders pay monthly to learn alongside others, and daily market recaps give members a reason to stay.

Skills you can bring: A real trading record and patience with beginners

Crypto trade signals for retail traders, with every call posted publicly and kept on record

Crypto traders already pay for signal groups, and a full public record sets an honest one apart.

Skills you can bring: Experience trading crypto and the discipline to post your losses

Trade alerts for options traders who sell weekly credit spreads

Options traders already pay monthly for alerts, and finding each week's trades is mostly data work.

Skills you can bring: A tested options strategy and plain talk about risk

An online store selling camp-kitchen gear, with AI finding products and running the ads

One product that sells well can carry a store, and AI can now write the listings and run the ads.

Skills you can bring: An eye for products people want and ads that sell them

A course and mentorship for beginners starting their first print-on-demand store

Beginners pay for a mentor who has made real sales and can walk them to their first order.

Skills you can bring: Your own store results and patience with beginners

Professional headshots for job seekers, made by AI from a few selfies

Job seekers want a good profile photo without booking a photographer, and image models now make convincing ones.

Skills you can bring: A photographer's eye for light, pose and a face that looks off

LinkedIn profile rewrites for laid-off software engineers

Laid-off engineers are job hunting now and pay quickly for a profile that gets recruiters to reply.

Skills you can bring: Recruiting experience in tech and an ear for a strong profile

Offer reviews for tech job candidates, with a fair pay range and a negotiation script

Candidates holding an offer face a deadline with real money at stake, and the research comes from public sources.

Skills you can bring: Recruiting experience in tech and a negotiator's instincts

Daily trade signals for traders of gold futures

Futures traders already pay for signals, and sticking to one market keeps the analysis sharp.

Skills you can bring: Experience trading gold and a clear read on what moves it

A program that teaches people to run an AI lead-generation agency for local businesses

Would-be agency owners pay for a step-by-step program, and a small membership can earn well.

Skills you can bring: Experience selling services to small businesses

A course on starting a faceless YouTube channel, with a tool that finds open topics

Would-be YouTubers pay to learn how to run a channel without appearing on camera.

Skills you can bring: A YouTube channel you've grown and a clear way of teaching it

Audits for dental practices of how they appear in map listings and AI search answers

Dentists now worry about whether AI answers recommend them, and checking and fixing listings is repeatable work.

Skills you can bring: Marketing experience with dental practices and contacts who run them

A monthly training program for youth soccer players, with plans, videos and check-ins

Parents of young players pay monthly for training built for their child's sport.

Skills you can bring: A trainer certification or a record coaching youth soccer

A relocation program for Americans moving to Portugal, with paperwork guides and a community

People planning a move abroad pay for a clear path, because the official rules are public but scattered.

Skills you can bring: Having made the move yourself, or an immigration license

A deal check for first-time buyers of small businesses, done before they make an offer

Lenders now expect buyers to check the seller's earnings, and a check before the offer saves time and fees.

Skills you can bring: Accounting, lending or brokerage experience

Buying small profitable websites and software products and running them with AI

Small sites often sell for two to three years of profit, and AI handles much of their upkeep.

Skills you can bring: Due-diligence skill and comfort with traffic and revenue data

A 30-day career-switch plan for teachers moving into instructional design

Teachers who want out of the classroom pay for a clear plan, and they want help right away.

Skills you can bring: Having made the same switch, and contacts in the new field

Brand books for new specialty-coffee roasters, with a name, logo and voice

New roasters need a name, logo and voice before launch, and AI can draft them quickly once the style is set.

Skills you can bring: A designer's eye and contacts in the coffee trade

Coaching for futures traders trying to pass a prop firm's funding challenge

Traders pay to pass funding challenges, and checking each trade against the firm's rules is mostly data work.

Skills you can bring: Having passed funding challenges yourself

Automated trading strategies by subscription, with live paper-trading results for each one

Traders pay for systematic strategies, and live paper results build trust without risking anyone's money.

Skills you can bring: Quant or programming skill and the honesty to publish failures

A course on starting a small AI business, built on real case studies

People want to make money with AI tools, and real case studies set a course apart from the hype.

Skills you can bring: Money you've earned with AI tools and a plain teaching voice

Counter-Strike betting picks for esports bettors, with a public record of every pick

Esports bettors pay for picks in the game they follow, and match data is public and easy to model.

Skills you can bring: Deep knowledge of the game and a following among its fans

Personalized hardcover storybooks for parents, with their child as the hero

Parents buy these as birthday gifts and yearly keepsakes, and AI can now write and illustrate each book.

Skills you can bring: A storyteller's ear and an eye for pictures parents keep

Pet portrait prints and canvases for pet owners, made from a phone photo

Pet owners already buy portraits as gifts, and they can see the art before paying to print it.

Skills you can bring: An artist's eye and a following among pet owners

A monthly tool for professionals that rewrites AI drafts to sound like their own writing

People who write with AI want drafts that sound like them, and a monthly tool fits a daily habit.

Skills you can bring: An editor's ear for voice and readers who write for work

A launch course for new short-term rental hosts, with pricing and listing templates

New hosts pay for help pricing and listing, and the market research for each city is repeatable.

Skills you can bring: Experience running rentals and knowing what makes a listing book

A real-estate wholesaling course for beginners, with a tool that finds motivated sellers

Beginning investors pay to learn wholesaling, and motivated sellers can be found in public records.

Skills you can bring: Real-estate deals done, or a license, and comfort calling sellers

A course for first-time buyers on buying and running a laundromat

Would-be owners want a step-by-step path to their first deal, with the numbers checked for them.

Skills you can bring: Having bought or run a small business

Training and a members' community for salespeople who close high-priced deals by phone

Salespeople pay to sharpen their closing, and AI role-play gives them practice between live calls.

Skills you can bring: A closing record and the energy for live coaching calls

Spanish conversation practice with an AI tutor, with live human tutors as an upgrade

Learners pay monthly for speaking practice, and AI conversation makes the human tutors affordable.

Skills you can bring: Fluency in Spanish and experience teaching it

A data engineering course for people training for their first data job

Career changers pay monthly for training aimed at one job, with exercises and feedback on their work.

Skills you can bring: Working as a data engineer and a way of teaching it that clicks

Food label and allergen checks for home bakers who sell what they bake

Home bakers must follow written labeling rules to sell legally, and many look for help getting them right.

Skills you can bring: Food-safety training or kitchen experience

Demand letters for freelancers and subcontractors whose clients haven't paid

Unpaid freelancers need the money now, and a firm letter often gets the invoice paid.

Skills you can bring: A network of freelancers or tradespeople and a firm writing style

Property-tax appeal packets for homeowners in Cook County

Many homeowners pay tax on too high an assessment, and the evidence for an appeal is in public records.

Skills you can bring: Appraisal or real-estate experience in the county

Monthly removal of people's personal details from data-broker websites

People already pay monthly to have their details removed, and AI can fill in the opt-out forms.

Skills you can bring: Privacy or security know-how and a voice people trust

Scholarship lists and essay drafts for high-school seniors in Texas

Families of seniors look hard for scholarship money, and many awards get few applicants.

Skills you can bring: School counseling or admissions experience

Menu costing and price-increase reports for independent restaurants

Restaurant owners work on thin margins and need menu prices that keep up with supplier costs.

Skills you can bring: Kitchen management experience and comfort with food-cost math

Birth-chart and compatibility reports for astrology fans, sold as PDFs or prints

Astrology fans buy readings year-round, and each report is mostly writing.

Skills you can bring: Fluency in astrology and a warm writing voice

Interactive stories by text for romance readers, with characters who reply

Readers pay monthly for stories they can take part in, and AI lets the characters reply at any hour.

Skills you can bring: A storyteller's voice and a clear sense of who it's for

Daily devotionals and prayers by text for Catholic families

Faith content has a loyal daily audience, and a short morning text fits a prayer habit.

Skills you can bring: Standing in the faith community and the voice to write for it

A text companion for people on GLP-1 weight-loss drugs, with protein and meal check-ins

People on GLP-1 drugs look for help eating enough protein, and daily texts fit the routine they need.

Skills you can bring: Nutrition training or GLP-1 experience, and a community of users

Daily check-in calls for older adults who live alone, with a summary sent to family

Adult children worry about parents who live alone, and a daily call eases that for a small monthly fee.

Skills you can bring: Experience in elder care and a way of earning families' trust

A roof-repair lead site for one city, selling each customer request to local roofers

Roofers pay well for real local leads, and building and ranking a site is repeatable work.

Skills you can bring: Contacts among local contractors and comfort selling to them

Audits for Shopify stores that get visitors but few sales, showing why shoppers leave

Store owners with visitors and no sales know something is wrong, and much of the audit can be automated.

Skills you can bring: Ecommerce design experience and an eye for what makes shoppers hesitate

Pre-launch checks for apps built with AI tools, covering security, payments and broken pages

Many people now build apps without coding, and they worry about what they missed before launch.

Skills you can bring: Software or security experience and a calm way of explaining risk

Monthly upkeep for apps built by non-developers, fixing errors and installing updates

Non-developers can now build apps but not maintain them, and a monthly fee fits that ongoing need.

Skills you can bring: Engineering experience and a community of no-code builders

Practice tests for people studying for the cosmetology board exam

Cosmetology students look for practice tests before their state exam, and the questions follow a published outline.

Skills you can bring: Holding the license and experience teaching students for it

Product recall alerts for Amazon and Shopify sellers

Sellers can lose listings over a recall they missed, and government recall data is free.

Skills you can bring: Experience selling online and a following among sellers

License and permit renewal reminders for food-truck owners

A missed renewal can shut a food truck down, and reminders are simple to run.

Skills you can bring: Running a food truck and knowing its paperwork

Grant searches and first drafts for small animal-rescue nonprofits

Small nonprofits rarely have a grant writer, and finding and drafting grants is mostly research and writing.

Skills you can bring: Grant-writing experience and contacts in animal rescue

Required workplace posters for small employers in California, with updates when laws change

Employers must post these notices by law, and they already pay to receive updated sets.

Skills you can bring: HR or employment-law knowledge and contacts among small employers

Paperwork packets for widows and widowers in Ohio, with letters for banks and benefits offices

Grieving spouses face a pile of forms at once, and each step follows written rules.

Skills you can bring: Estate or funeral-industry experience and a gentle writing voice

Personal ceremony scripts for friends asked to officiate a wedding for the first time

Friends asked to officiate want to get it right, and a personal script is mostly writing.

Skills you can bring: A gift for speeches and an ear for what moves a room

Personalized songs for gift buyers, written about the person receiving them

People already buy custom songs as gifts, and music models can now make one in minutes.

Skills you can bring: A musician's ear for what sounds real and what sounds generated

Dating coaching for singles in their 30s, starting with a review of their photos and profile

Singles look for profile help when they aren't getting matches, and a review is quick to deliver.

Skills you can bring: Coaching experience and a sharp eye for photos

A paid community for hip-hop producers, with monthly sample packs and feedback

Producers pay monthly for fresh samples and feedback, and the community keeps them subscribed.

Skills you can bring: Production skills and a following among producers

Training for ecommerce brand owners on making ads that sell

Brand owners pay to learn what makes an ad work, and new examples are easy to produce each week.

Skills you can bring: A record of ads that sold and the ability to explain why

A monthly membership of AI tools for Etsy sellers, from listing writers to photo editors

Small online sellers pay for tools that save them hours each week, and one bundle is easy to justify.

Skills you can bring: Online-selling experience and sellers who trust you

Live-streamed pack openings where card collectors buy packs and keep the cards they pull

Collectors pay for the thrill of opening packs, and live streams already draw large audiences.

Skills you can bring: Credibility among collectors and energy on camera

A community that pays members to post short clips for brands and creators

Brands and creators pay for reach, and clippers work for a share, so the business grows with its members.

Skills you can bring: Contacts with brands or creators and the drive to sign campaigns

Puzzle books, journals and coloring books for cat lovers, sold on Amazon

Puzzle and coloring books sell steadily online, and a new book costs little to make.

Skills you can bring: Design taste and a feel for what cat lovers buy

A calorie tracker for dieters that logs each meal from a photo

Dieters pay monthly to track food without typing, and image models can now read a meal from a photo.

Skills you can bring: Nutrition credentials and a following that wants simpler tracking

An API that checks email addresses and phone numbers for businesses that send marketing

Businesses pay per check to keep bad contacts off their lists, and usage grows with each customer.

Skills you can bring: Developer skills and comfort with usage-based pricing

A link-in-bio page and booking storefront for tattoo artists

Tattoo artists already pay for bio pages, and one built for their bookings serves them better than a general one.

Skills you can bring: Contacts among tattoo artists and taste in page design

An add-on for presentation software that turns consultants' notes into finished slides

Consultants pay to skip formatting slides, and AI can now build a draft deck in seconds.

Skills you can bring: Strong taste in presentation design

Compensation claims for travelers whose flights to or from Europe were delayed or canceled

EU law owes these passengers money, and many will pay a share of it to have someone else collect.

Skills you can bring: Travel-industry knowledge and persistence with airlines

Parking-ticket appeal letters for drivers in Chicago

Drivers hate paying tickets they think are unfair, and appeals follow the city's written rules.

Skills you can bring: Knowing the city's ticket rules and a following among its drivers

Appeal packets for people who got a Social Security overpayment notice

These notices are frightening and come with deadlines, and the appeal forms follow fixed rules.

Skills you can bring: Benefits-advocacy or paralegal experience

Valuation reports for drivers who think their insurer lowballed their totaled car

Drivers often think the insurer's offer is low, and recent sales of similar cars make the case.

Skills you can bring: Insurance or car-sales experience and comfort with pricing data

Pre-purchase reports for used-EV buyers, covering battery health, history and a fair price

Used-EV buyers worry most about the battery, and many look up a car's history before they buy.

Skills you can bring: EV or car-dealer experience and a following among EV shoppers

Reports that tell pet owners whether a vet bill is fair

Pet owners who look for this often face a large bill that day and want to know before they pay.

Skills you can bring: Veterinary or clinic experience and a calm way of explaining costs

County-by-county cost reports for families choosing care for an aging parent

Families face these choices suddenly, and care costs differ widely from one county to the next.

Skills you can bring: Elder-care or social-work experience and a gentle, clear voice

Unclaimed-property searches and claims for residents of New York

Many people have money waiting for them with the state, and the claim paperwork is tedious.

Skills you can bring: Patience with paperwork and a local following that trusts you

Paid travel guides in French for walkers on the Camino de Santiago

Travelers pay for good guides in their own language, and many popular routes have none.

Skills you can bring: Having walked the route and writing well in French

Paid question-and-answer access to a quant-finance expert

People pay for direct answers from a real expert, and AI can draft replies for the expert to check.

Skills you can bring: Recognized expertise in your field

Hardcover yearbooks for friend groups, made from their group chat

Friends and families want keepsakes from their chats, and AI can pick the best moments and lay out the book.

Skills you can bring: Taste in book design and an eye for the moments worth keeping

Printed family recipe books made from a grandparent's handwritten recipe cards

Families give these as heartfelt gifts, and AI can now read handwritten cards and lay out the pages.

Skills you can bring: A following among home cooks and taste in book design

Escape-room party kits built from a family's own photos

Escape-room kits are already a popular party gift, and personal photos make each one unique.

Skills you can bring: Puzzle-design skill and a sense of what gets a group playing

Memorial tribute videos and obituaries for families, sold through funeral homes

Families need these within days of a death, and funeral homes can offer them at every service.

Skills you can bring: Contacts at funeral homes and a gentle writing voice

Reports for consumer brands that check an influencer for fake followers and past results

Brands waste money on fake reach, and a check before paying an influencer costs less than one bad deal.

Skills you can bring: Influencer-marketing experience and contacts at consumer brands

A text-message symptom log for women in perimenopause, ending in a report for their doctor

Many women struggle to describe symptoms to their doctor, and a log kept by text makes the visit more useful.

Skills you can bring: A women's-health background and a community that trusts you

A paid newsletter for independent pharmacy owners on new rules that affect them

Pharmacy owners pay to hear about rule changes before those changes cost them money.

Skills you can bring: Working in pharmacy and a clear writing voice

A directory of verified youth-sports coaches, with coaches paying to be listed

Parents look for coaches they can trust, and coaches pay for listings once parents start visiting.

Skills you can bring: Contacts among coaches and a way to reach sports parents

A swimwear brand sold online, with AI running the store, content and ads

Small product brands can grow large online, and AI can now run much of the store, content and ads.

Skills you can bring: Product taste and experience sourcing or making things

Print-on-demand T-shirts and hoodies for rock climbers, with designs only climbers get

Climbers buy clothes that show they belong, and print on demand means no stock to hold.

Skills you can bring: Standing in the community and an eye for designs people wear

Sticker and tattoo-flash packs for the skateboarding scene

Skaters buy art that speaks to them, and packs are cheap to make and ship.

Skills you can bring: An illustrator's style and credibility in the scene

Notion workspaces and spreadsheet templates for real-estate agents

Agents pay to skip setting up their own systems, and templates cost nothing to deliver.

Skills you can bring: Working as an agent and knowing how agents organize their work

Printable planners and journals for new teachers

Teachers buy planners every school year, and each new design costs little to make.

Skills you can bring: Design taste and an audience of teachers

Printable birthday treasure hunts for parents planning a kids' party

Parents look for party ideas before every birthday, and printables arrive the moment they buy.

Skills you can bring: A playful design sense and a following among parents

Original fonts sold to designers through font marketplaces

Designers buy fonts for every project, and AI speeds up drawing and testing a typeface.

Skills you can bring: Type-design training and an eye for letterforms

Photo presets and stock photos in a moody film look, for content creators

Creators buy assets in a look they like, and a consistent style brings them back for more.

Skills you can bring: A distinctive visual style and a following that admires it

Ready-made n8n and Zapier automations for small marketing agencies, sold one at a time

Busy agencies pay for automations that work on install, and each template costs nothing to deliver.

Skills you can bring: Automation skill and knowing where agencies waste time

Ready-to-use AI prompts and message templates for recruiters

Recruiters pay for shortcuts that work, and a pack costs nothing to deliver.

Skills you can bring: Working as a recruiter and writing prompts that get results

Ready-to-run adventures and solo-play guides for tabletop role-playing gamers

Tabletop players buy new adventures often, and each one is mostly writing and maps.

Skills you can bring: Game-master experience and a storyteller's voice

Audiobooks for self-published authors, made from their own books

Self-published authors want audiobooks but can't afford studio narration, and AI voices now sound natural.

Skills you can bring: An ear for narration and contacts among self-published authors

Bedtime stories read in a grandparent's voice, for grandchildren who live far away

Grandparents who live far away want to stay part of bedtime, and AI can now read in their voice.

Skills you can bring: A storyteller's voice for children and a following among parents

A documentary YouTube channel about military history, made with AI and no presenter

Documentary channels draw loyal viewers, and AI can now research, script and edit each episode.

Skills you can bring: Deep curiosity about the subject and a sense of story

A review site for espresso machines that earns commissions on sales

Shoppers read reviews before buying expensive gear, and commissions add up as traffic grows.

Skills you can bring: Hands-on product knowledge and honest, useful writing

A calculator site for home brewers, earning from ads and affiliate links

Home brewers come back to useful calculators again and again, and simple tools are quick to build.

Skills you can bring: Knowing brewing math and the questions brewers ask

A job board for climate-tech jobs, paid for by employers who post

Employers pay to reach a focused pool of candidates, and a niche board can rank for its own searches.

Skills you can bring: A network in the field and comfort selling job posts

Résumés rewritten for each job posting, for job seekers applying to many roles

Job seekers apply to many roles at once, and AI can now rewrite a résumé for each posting in seconds.

Skills you can bring: Recruiting experience and an ear for what hiring managers skim for

Mock interview practice for nurses applying for hospital jobs

Candidates with an interview booked will pay to practice, and AI can run realistic mock interviews.

Skills you can bring: Nursing experience and a coaching style that builds confidence

A homework tutor and learning games for elementary-school children

Parents pay for help their children will actually use, and an AI tutor is available at any hour.

Skills you can bring: Teaching credentials and a sense of what holds children's interest

A gift-idea finder that suggests presents from photos of the person receiving them

Gift shoppers look for ideas every holiday season, and photos give AI clues to a person's taste.

Skills you can bring: A knack for gifts and a following that shops your picks

A service that mails handwritten-style thank-you cards for small businesses

Handwritten mail gets opened, and small businesses use it for thank-yous and outreach.

Skills you can bring: A warm writing voice and contacts among small businesses

A deck-builder widget that trading-card stores add to their websites

Card stores want players to build decks on their own site and buy the cards there.

Skills you can bring: Standing in the card-game scene and contacts with store owners

A wedding-flower budget calculator that florists put on their websites for couples

Couples look up flower costs early, and florists want leads who already know what they can spend.

Skills you can bring: Floristry or wedding experience and contacts with florists

A deal and reservation tracker for families planning Disney World trips

Theme-park fans plan months ahead and watch closely for deals and hard-to-get reservations.

Skills you can bring: Expert knowledge of the parks and a following among fans

Reports that show credit-card points collectors how to get the most from each card

Points collectors want the most value from each card, and working out the best use is mostly math.

Skills you can bring: Expertise in travel points and comfort with the math

Identity-theft recovery for victims, with every report, freeze and dispute done for them

Victims are stressed and short on time, and the recovery steps are known but tedious.

Skills you can bring: Fraud or banking experience and a calm phone manner

Medical-bill negotiation for patients, paid as a share of the savings

Medical bills often contain errors, and patients will share the savings with whoever finds them.

Skills you can bring: Medical billing or coding certification

An app that waits on hold for people and calls them back when a person answers

Nearly everyone hates waiting on hold, and a call-back saves real time.

Skills you can bring: Telephony or software experience

Cross-stitch and crochet patterns for crafters, made from their own photos

Crafters look for custom patterns, and a photo can be turned into one automatically.

Skills you can bring: Hands-on craft skill and a following among crafters

Diamond-painting kits made from customers' own photos, sold as gifts

Diamond painting has a large craft following, and a kit made from a family photo makes a personal gift.

Skills you can bring: Experience sourcing craft supplies and a sense of quality

Grade estimates for sports-card collectors deciding whether to send a card for grading

Grading costs money and takes weeks, so collectors want to know first whether a card will score well.

Skills you can bring: Grading expertise and standing among collectors

A phone scanner that tells building-brick collectors what their sets are worth

Collectors want to know what their collection is worth, and resale prices are public.

Skills you can bring: Collector know-how and comfort with pricing data

An AI stylist for plus-size women that earns from affiliate links to the clothes

Plus-size shoppers struggle to find clothes that fit, and many look for style help made for them.

Skills you can bring: Personal style for plus-size bodies and a following that shares it

A planning app for couples having a micro-wedding or elopement

Couples planning small weddings need help but not a full planner's price.

Skills you can bring: Wedding-planning experience and taste in small, personal events

A summer-camp sign-up assistant for parents, with reminders for every registration date

Parents juggle many camps with different sign-up dates, and reminders keep them from missing a spot.

Skills you can bring: A network of local parents

Paperwork packets for pet owners moving their dog or cat to another country

Moving a pet abroad means confusing forms and deadlines, and owners pay to get them right.

Skills you can bring: Veterinary or pet-relocation experience

Comparison reports on hair-transplant clinics for men considering the procedure

Men weighing a costly procedure look hard for honest comparisons of clinics.

Skills you can bring: Knowledge of the cosmetic-surgery industry, or medical training

Medicare plan comparisons for retirees, ranked by what each plan really costs in a year

Retirees face confusing plan choices every year, and yearly costs can be calculated from public data.

Skills you can bring: An insurance license and patience explaining plans to retirees

A personal-finance YouTube channel made without a presenter and earning from ads

Channels without a presenter can still earn ad money, and AI can now write and edit the videos.

Skills you can bring: A feel for what keeps viewers watching

Compatibility reports for couples, written from both partners' answers

Many couples look for compatibility tests, and each report is mostly writing.

Skills you can bring: A warm, perceptive writing voice and a following among couples

Permit and HOA approval packets for homeowners planning a deck or fence

Homeowners look for permit help because approvals stall their projects.

Skills you can bring: Contractor or permit-office experience

Feasibility checks for homeowners who want to add a backyard ADU

Homeowners want to know whether an ADU is allowed on their lot before they pay an architect.

Skills you can bring: Architecture, building or zoning experience

Plain-English summaries of home-inspection reports for homebuyers

Buyers get long, alarming inspection reports and need to know which problems matter.

Skills you can bring: Inspection or contractor experience and contacts among real-estate agents

Parts-compatibility guides for people building out camper vans

Van builders check compatibility before every purchase, and a reliable guide earns repeat visits.

Skills you can bring: Hands-on experience building out vans

Savings runway plans for people deciding whether they can afford to quit their job

People thinking about quitting want a clear answer, and the math is simple once the numbers are gathered.

Skills you can bring: Financial-planning skill or a planner's credentials

Divorce cost estimates and a post-divorce budget for people about to separate

People facing divorce want to see the money picture before they talk to a lawyer.

Skills you can bring: Financial-planning or family-law experience

Preparation packets for people taking a case to small-claims court

People in small-claims court usually have no lawyer and want to arrive ready.

Skills you can bring: Paralegal or court experience

Dispute letters for homeowners fighting HOA fines

Homeowners who feel unfairly fined want a firm, correct reply that cites the HOA's own rules.

Skills you can bring: HOA board or property-management experience

A benefits finder that shows new parents every government and employer benefit they qualify for

New parents miss benefits they qualify for and have no time to look for them.

Skills you can bring: Social-work or benefits experience and a following among parents

Monthly science kits for homeschool families, with a lesson guide for parents

Homeschool families buy hands-on lessons, and a kit with a guide saves them preparation time.

Skills you can bring: Science-teaching experience and a maker's streak

Resale of concert tickets to fans, using price alerts to time each purchase and sale

Ticket prices move fast, and timing purchases and sales is pure data work.

Skills you can bring: Comfort with pricing data and risk

Proxy servers for sneaker resellers trying to buy limited releases

Sneaker resellers pay well for an edge around each limited release.

Skills you can bring: Networking know-how and standing among sneaker resellers

Spending limits and receipts for companies whose AI agents hold payment cards

Teams that give agents cards need spending limits and an audit trail.

Skills you can bring: Payments or finance engineering experience

Security ratings for companies choosing which MCP servers to connect to their AI tools

Companies connecting AI tools to their systems need to know which connections are safe.

Skills you can bring: Security expertise and contacts for enterprise sales

Checks that confirm users are real people, sold to dating sites and online marketplaces

Fake accounts hurt dating sites and marketplaces, and operators pay to keep them out.

Skills you can bring: Trust-and-safety experience and sales contacts at marketplaces

Escrow and reputation scores for AI agents that hire and pay other agents

If AI agents start paying other agents, they will need a way to trust each other.

Skills you can bring: Payments or marketplace experience and patience with an early market

Billing software for AI companies that charge customers for each result delivered

More AI companies now charge for results, and most billing tools haven't caught up.

Skills you can bring: Billing or finance engineering experience

Stock video verified as made by people, sold to brands and filmmakers

Some buyers now want proof that footage wasn't generated by AI.

Skills you can bring: Contacts among videographers and an eye for usable footage

Small in-person dinners for adults who have moved to a new city and want friends

Adults who move to a new city often struggle to make friends, and they pay for well-run small groups.

Skills you can bring: Hosting skill and a local network

Phone setup and tech help for older adults, in person or by video call

Older adults and their families pay for patient, plain help with new devices.

Skills you can bring: Patience and a teacher's way of explaining technology

A symptom tracker for people with gout that helps them spot what sets off a flare

People with gout want to know what triggers their flares, and a daily log can show the pattern.

Skills you can bring: Living with gout or treating it, and a community of patients

Golf swing feedback for amateur golfers, from a video they record on their phone

Golfers want feedback between lessons, and a phone video now captures enough to analyze.

Skills you can bring: A golf coaching certification and an eye for form

Live airport security wait times for travelers, reported by other travelers

Travelers check wait times before they leave home, and fresh reports from people in line are worth paying for.

Skills you can bring: A community that will report the times

A marketplace where hairstylists who move or retire sell their client lists

Stylists who move or retire have client lists with real value and no way to sell them.

Skills you can bring: Contacts in the salon industry and comfort brokering deals

A resale service for families selling cemetery plots they inherited

Families inherit plots they don't need, and buyers look for plots below cemetery prices.

Skills you can bring: Funeral or real-estate experience

Same-day gift delivery for last-minute shoppers, with gifts chosen from local shops

Last-minute gift buyers pay for speed, and local shops give each gift some character.

Skills you can bring: Taste in gifts and relationships with local shop owners

A marketplace where families hire vetted companions and sober companions

Families pay for company and recovery support they can trust, and the vetting is what they pay for.

Skills you can bring: Recovery or care experience and a network of trusted people

Video of tradespeople doing hands-on tasks, sold to robot makers as training data

Robot makers need real footage of people at work to train their machines.

Skills you can bring: Contacts in a trade and at robotics companies

Modern scheduling and billing software for dental offices that still run dated systems

Many dental offices still run dated software, and AI makes building a modern replacement much cheaper.

Skills you can bring: Insider knowledge of dental offices and the ability to sell to them

Paid peer groups for first-time managers, meeting monthly to work through problems

New managers want peers who face the same problems and can't ask their own team.

Skills you can bring: Facilitation skill and a network of new managers

Brand-sponsored competitions between high schools, built around social media trends

Students compete hard for school pride, and brands pay to reach them.

Skills you can bring: Contacts at schools and experience selling brand sponsorships

Odds alerts that show sports bettors which lines are priced in their favor

Serious bettors already pay for odds tools, and finding mispriced lines is pure data work.

Skills you can bring: Comfort with odds and bettors who trust your math

Website rebuilds for plumbers in one city, starting with a free score of their current site

Plumbers know their websites look dated, and a free score gives them a reason to reply.

Skills you can bring: Comfort calling local business owners and contacts in one trade

A pre-launch check for apps built with AI tools, with a list of fixes

People who build an app with AI tools want someone to check it before strangers use it.

Skills you can bring: Experience as a software engineer or security tester

A job-offer review for engineers, covering the employer, fair pay and how to negotiate

Engineers holding an offer have a deadline and money at stake, and most of the research is public.

Skills you can bring: Years of hiring or recruiting engineers

Automatic fixes for software teams when an API they use changes

Teams put off upgrades, and AI can read the changelog and write the fix for a person to review.

Skills you can bring: Deep knowledge of one widely used API

Fixes for broken apps built with AI tools, with a plain account of what went wrong

Founders who built an app with AI tools often can't debug it, and they need it working today.

Skills you can bring: Fast debugging in many languages and frameworks

A service that lets AI agents search current building permits, gathered from city records

Teams building agents need current data, and public records are messy enough that they'll pay for a clean copy.

Skills you can bring: Data engineering experience with public records

A report for software companies on whether an AI agent can sign up, use their API and pay

Buyers now send AI agents to try products, and most sign-up pages were built only for people.

Skills you can bring: Experience designing APIs and testing sign-up flows

An AI phone agent that answers plumbers' evening calls and books the job

A missed evening call is a lost job for a plumber, and AI voice agents can now take a booking reliably.

Skills you can bring: Experience building with voice and calendar APIs

A severance review for laid-off tech workers, with what's usual and a script to ask for more

People offered severance have a short deadline to sign, and most have never negotiated one.

Skills you can bring: Management or HR experience at a tech company

Security scores for the connectors teams add to their AI agents, with a paid report per team

Teams connecting AI agents to their systems want to know which connectors are safe to install.

Skills you can bring: Security expertise and contacts who choose tools at companies

A cloud bill review for startups spending under $20,000 a month, listing the five biggest savings

Small teams rarely have anyone watching the cloud bill, and the biggest savings are often a few settings.

Skills you can bring: Hands-on cloud operations experience

A check that runs every code sample in a developer tool's docs and fixes the broken ones

Broken code samples cost developer tools sign-ups, and AI can run every sample against the latest release.

Skills you can bring: Experience writing developer documentation

A monthly report on how AI assistants describe one developer tool and which rivals they suggest

Developers now ask AI assistants which tool to use, and companies can't see those answers on their own.

Skills you can bring: Developer marketing experience

A launch kit for a new developer tool, with the launch post, a demo clip and a FAQ

Builders finish the product and then stall on the launch, and a launch gets only one first day.

Skills you can bring: Experience launching developer products

Alerts for teams running AI agents when a run loops or goes over its budget

Teams running AI agents get surprise bills from runs that loop, and a simple watcher catches most of them.

Skills you can bring: Experience running AI agents in production

Monitoring for small teams' scheduled jobs, with an alert when a job fails to run

A scheduled job that silently stops is often found weeks later, and a missed-run alert is cheap to provide.

Skills you can bring: Operations experience and taste for small developer tools

A shared viewer for coding-agent sessions, so a team can watch, comment on and take over a run

Coding agents run in one person's terminal, and teams want to review and steer that work together.

Skills you can bring: Building developer tools and leading a team that uses agents

Private hosting for the small internal tools teams now build with AI, for up to ten people

People can now build a small tool for their team in an afternoon, then have nowhere safe to share it.

Skills you can bring: Infrastructure experience and a feel for what non-engineers need

Résumé rewrites for senior engineers, written from their own pull requests and design docs

Senior engineers undersell their work, and the record of what they shipped is already written down.

Skills you can bring: Years of hiring engineers

Take-home tests and grading guides for small companies hiring a backend engineer

Small companies hire rarely and lack a fair, tested assignment, and a good grading guide saves hours per hire.

Skills you can bring: Experience interviewing many engineers

System-design interview practice for engineers, with an AI interviewer and a written debrief

Candidates want realistic practice on their own schedule, and a written debrief shows what to fix.

Skills you can bring: Having run many system-design interviews

Weekly release notes for small software companies, written from the code changes they merged

Customers want to see progress, and engineers rarely have time to describe it in plain words.

Skills you can bring: Experience writing for software customers

A support agent for small software companies that answers from the docs and hands off hard cases

Founders answer the same questions every day, and most of the answers are already in their docs.

Skills you can bring: Experience running customer support for a software product

An API that reads freight invoice PDFs and returns clean data for logistics companies

Back offices still retype documents by hand, and one document type can be read very accurately.

Skills you can bring: Knowing one industry's paperwork and building data pipelines

A report for software teams on which of their open-source packages are abandoned or risky

Teams depend on hundreds of packages and can't tell which ones will cause the next outage or breach.

Skills you can bring: Years maintaining large codebases

An open-source license report on a startup's code before a funding round or sale

Investors and buyers ask about licenses late in a deal, and founders need the answer within days.

Skills you can bring: Knowledge of open-source licenses and careful writing

A daily email of the security advisories that affect a company's own software packages

General security feeds are noisy, and teams care only about the packages they actually run.

Skills you can bring: Security operations experience

A weekly email of breaking changes in the libraries a team uses, with upgrade notes

Upgrades cost less when teams see them coming, and changelogs are scattered across many sites.

Skills you can bring: Years of work in one programming language's ecosystem

A daily list of AI model prices, limits and shutdown dates, readable from code

Teams choose AI models on price and limits that change often, and they want one current list.

Skills you can bring: Experience building with many AI model providers

Tests that run a team's AI prompts on each new model and show what changed

A model update can quietly change a product's answers, and teams want to see the difference before users do.

Skills you can bring: Experience shipping AI features

Labeled sample invoices for teams testing which AI model reads them best

Teams need realistic test data to compare AI models, and labeling a set takes days they don't have.

Skills you can bring: Knowing one task's edge cases and labeling data carefully

Issue sorting for open-source maintainers, with duplicates flagged and a weekly summary

Maintainers get more issues than they can read, and AI can sort them for a person to confirm.

Skills you can bring: Experience maintaining an open-source project

Code review comments for small teams that catch one framework's common mistakes

Small teams often lack a senior reviewer for their stack, and each framework's common mistakes are well known.

Skills you can bring: Senior experience in one framework

A bot that finds old feature flags in a team's code and opens pull requests to remove them

Old flags pile up into risky dead code, and removing them is tedious work nobody schedules.

Skills you can bring: Experience working in large codebases

A weekly report on a team's flaky tests, with the worst ones and their likely causes

Flaky tests waste hours of reruns each week, and the evidence already sits in the build logs.

Skills you can bring: Experience owning a team's build and test pipeline

Incident reports drafted from a team's chat and alerts, ready to review the next morning

Teams skip incident reports after a long night, and the timeline is already in the chat and alerts.

Skills you can bring: Experience running incidents and writing reviews of them

Morning handoff notes for on-call engineers, written from the night's alerts and fixes

Handoffs lose context across time zones, and a short written summary saves the next engineer an hour.

Skills you can bring: Years on call for production systems

A chat bot that writes each engineer's daily standup from yesterday's commits and tickets

Engineers dislike writing status updates, and most of what they'd say is already in their tools.

Skills you can bring: Experience leading engineering teams

Client libraries in three languages for API companies, built from their API spec and kept current

API companies need client libraries but can't staff them, and an accurate spec does most of the work.

Skills you can bring: Writing libraries in several programming languages

A tool that records, replays and compares webhooks for developers debugging them

Debugging webhooks means waiting for real events, and replaying a saved one skips the wait.

Skills you can bring: Experience building integrations between software systems

A status page with uptime checks for one-person software companies, set up in a minute

Solo founders need to look reliable, and a status page answers customers before they write in.

Skills you can bring: Experience building small, reliable web services

An API that checks email addresses and phone numbers on sign-up forms, priced per thousand checks

Fake and mistyped sign-ups waste money on email and support, and a check at the form stops them.

Skills you can bring: Building APIs and understanding email delivery

An API that turns web pages into screenshots and PDFs for developers, with caching

Rendering web pages reliably is fiddly work that most teams would rather pay for than run.

Skills you can bring: Experience running headless browsers at scale

An AI agent that asks a software company's cancelling customers why they left and sorts the answers

Founders rarely learn why customers leave, and a short personal email gets more replies than a form.

Skills you can bring: Experience in customer research or customer success

A weekly summary of a small software team's customer feedback, grouped by theme

Small teams hear from customers in support, reviews and sales calls, and lose the pattern across them.

Skills you can bring: Product management experience

App store review alerts for indie developers, sorted into bugs, feature requests and praise

Reviews reveal bugs before support tickets do, and indie developers rarely read every one.

Skills you can bring: Experience shipping mobile apps

A weekly revenue email for small software companies, with recurring revenue, churn and cohorts

Founders check revenue across a dozen tabs, and one Monday email answers how the business is doing.

Skills you can bring: Knowing subscription metrics and building data pipelines

A usage and revenue dashboard for a small software company, built on its own database in a week

Founders want usage and revenue in one place, and a focused one-week build beats a month of setup.

Skills you can bring: SQL and data modeling experience

A written guide to an old codebase for its new owner, covering what runs and what's risky

New owners and new hires lose weeks learning old code, and AI can read every file quickly.

Skills you can bring: Years working in old codebases

A fixed-price upgrade of one app to its framework's next major version, as a reviewed pull request

Major upgrades sit in backlogs for years, and a fixed price for a known upgrade is easy to approve.

Skills you can bring: Deep knowledge of one framework's upgrade path

Monthly upkeep for apps built with AI tools, covering updates, backups and small fixes

People who built an app without coding can't maintain it, and they'd rather pay than learn.

Skills you can bring: Broad web development experience

An accessibility review of a web app's main pages, with the fixes delivered as code changes

Teams want accessible products but lack the expertise, and fixes in code are worth more than a list.

Skills you can bring: Accessibility knowledge and front-end engineering

Translation of a small app into five languages, delivered as files ready to merge

Small apps miss sales abroad because translation looks like a big project, but the work is well defined.

Skills you can bring: Experience adapting software for other languages

An API reference and quickstart guide for a developer tool company

Docs decide whether developers adopt a tool, and the engineers building it rarely have time to write them.

Skills you can bring: Technical writing experience

Docs set up so AI coding agents can read them, for developer tool companies

More developers now learn a tool through their AI agent, and agents work best from clean, structured docs.

Skills you can bring: Experience with documentation tools and how AI agents read sources

One tested how-to page a week for a developer tool, written to be found in search

Developers search for how to do one thing, and a page that answers it brings sign-ups for years.

Skills you can bring: Experience writing for developers

A written review of a developer tool's landing page, with its headline and first section rewritten

Builders write landing pages for themselves, and an outside reader sees where visitors lose interest.

Skills you can bring: Experience marketing to developers

A pricing review for a small software company, with three options to try and how to test them

Most small software founders set a price once and never revisit it, though price changes move revenue fast.

Skills you can bring: Experience setting software prices

A review of a rival developer tool's pricing, docs and sign-up, showing where to beat it

Teams need to know where a rival is weak, and its public pages, docs and sign-up show most of it.

Skills you can bring: Product strategy experience

Onboarding emails for a small software company's new users, written and tested on real sign-ups

Most trial users never reach the feature that would keep them, and a few well-timed emails help.

Skills you can bring: Lifecycle email marketing experience

A 60-second demo video for a developer tool, cut from a screen recording, with captions

A short demo shows a tool faster than any page, and most builders never make one.

Skills you can bring: Video editing experience

Narrated video tours of a startup's codebase for onboarding new engineers

New hires lose weeks learning a codebase, and a recorded tour costs less than a senior engineer's time.

Skills you can bring: Explaining software architecture clearly

A paid weekly newsletter for engineers on one stack's changes, with upgrade notes and code

Engineers in one ecosystem want a single trusted summary, and they pay for the time it saves.

Skills you can bring: Years in one ecosystem and a voice engineers like reading

A weekly newsletter for working engineers on new AI research and what it changes in practice

Engineers can't read every paper, and they value someone turning research into practical decisions.

Skills you can bring: Reading research and building with AI models in production

A weekly newsletter on new open-source tools in one field, each one installed and tried

New tools appear every day, and engineers trust a reviewer who has actually run them.

Skills you can bring: Curiosity about tools and an honest reviewing voice

A course for engineers on doing real work with coding agents, built around three working projects

Many engineers want to work well with coding agents, and real codebases teach more than tips do.

Skills you can bring: Shipping production work with coding agents

Instruction packs that help coding agents write better code in one framework

Coding agents write better code with good project rules, and few teams have time to write and test them.

Skills you can bring: Expertise in one framework and experience setting up agents

A starter kit for building a booking app, with sign-in and payments already set up

Builders want to skip the same setup each time, and a kit for one kind of app saves more of it.

Skills you can bring: Experience building production web apps

Ready-made automation templates that handle new-client onboarding for small agencies

Small teams know what they want automated but not how to set it up, and a working template is enough.

Skills you can bring: Building automations and knowing one industry's routine work

Interface templates in React for engineers building internal admin tools

Engineers can build screens but struggle to make them look polished, and templates close that gap.

Skills you can bring: Interface design taste and front-end engineering

App store screenshots and listing text for indie iPhone apps, in every required size

The store listing decides downloads, and indie developers rarely design it well.

Skills you can bring: Visual design and writing short, persuasive copy

Templates for new engineering managers, covering one-on-ones, reviews, hiring and planning

New managers start without a playbook, and good templates prevent common early mistakes.

Skills you can bring: Years of managing engineers

Security policies for a startup's first security audit, written to match its own systems

A first audit asks for a stack of policies, and founders would rather edit a draft than start from nothing.

Skills you can bring: Compliance experience and plain, exact writing

Evidence gathering for a startup's first security audit, with screenshots, settings and a checklist

Audits stall while teams collect proof from many tools, and much of it can be gathered on a schedule.

Skills you can bring: Experience preparing companies for security audits

A weekly summary of regulation changes for small fintech companies, with what each one requires

Small fintech companies can't staff a compliance team, and they need to know what changed and what to do.

Skills you can bring: Fintech or compliance experience

A weekly list of public software contracts for small development shops, filtered by size and skills

Governments post contracts in many places, and small shops miss the ones they could win.

Skills you can bring: Experience selling to public agencies

A weekly list of new commercial building permits in one city, for contractors who bid early

Contractors who hear about projects first win more bids, and permit data is public but hard to read.

Skills you can bring: Data engineering and knowing how contractors find work

Alerts for product marketers when rival software companies change their pricing pages

Rival price changes matter to sales and marketing, and checking rivals' pages by hand is easy to forget.

Skills you can bring: Product marketing experience

Uptime and speed history for AI model services, with alerts for teams that depend on them

Teams building on AI models need to know when a provider is slow, and official status pages lag.

Skills you can bring: Experience building monitoring systems

A daily list of remote jobs for Elixir engineers, each showing the salary

Engineers in a niche language waste time filtering general job boards, and salary is what they check first.

Skills you can bring: Belonging to one language's developer community

A job board for one programming language, paid for by employers per listing

Employers hiring for a niche language want qualified candidates, and a focused board brings them.

Skills you can bring: A following in one programming language's community

Salary ranges for one tech role in one city, drawn from public job postings and updated monthly

Candidates and small employers both need a fair range, and many job postings now list salaries.

Skills you can bring: Comfort with data and knowing how tech roles are leveled

A 90-day budget for a laid-off engineer, covering savings, health insurance and severance

The first weeks after a layoff are stressful, and a clear plan turns worry into decisions.

Skills you can bring: Personal finance know-how and a calm, practical voice

A portfolio site for an engineer, built from their public work, with one project written up

Hiring managers look for proof of work, and most engineers never write up what they built.

Skills you can bring: Web design and turning technical work into a story

A shortlist of five candidates for a seed-stage startup hiring its first engineer

Founders hiring their first engineer don't know where to look, and a vetted shortlist saves weeks.

Skills you can bring: Recruiting experience and a wide network of engineers

A technical review of a small software business's code for someone about to buy it

Buyers of small software businesses can't read the code themselves, and hidden problems cost them later.

Skills you can bring: Reviewing codebases quickly and judging the cost of fixes

A weekly list of small software businesses for sale, each with a quick risk score

Listings are scattered across many sites, and buyers want a short list with the warning signs noted.

Skills you can bring: Having bought or sold a small software business

A daily spreadsheet of auction results from a public site, for teams that need the data

Teams want the data but not the upkeep, and they'll pay for a feed that keeps working.

Skills you can bring: Building data pipelines and knowing who needs one dataset

Customer data cleanup and import for a small company moving to a new CRM

CRM moves stall on messy data, and a fixed-price cleanup is easy for a small company to approve.

Skills you can bring: Data work and patience with messy spreadsheets

An AI agent that answers rental listing questions and books viewings for small landlords

Landlords lose good tenants by replying late, and most questions repeat the same facts.

Skills you can bring: Building messaging agents and knowing small landlords

An AI agent that texts vet clinic clients about overdue vaccines and books the visit

Clinics lose visits when reminders lapse, and a text that books in one reply works better than a call.

Skills you can bring: Integration work and selling to small clinics

An AI agent that sends freelancers' clients polite, regular reminders about overdue invoices

Freelancers hate chasing payment, and polite, steady reminders get invoices paid sooner.

Skills you can bring: Freelancing experience and writing firm, friendly emails

An AI agent that matches freelancers' receipts to card charges each week and flags missing ones

Freelancers dread hunting for receipts at tax time, and weekly matching keeps the books ready.

Skills you can bring: Bookkeeping habits and careful data handling

Call notes for recruiters, written into each candidate's record as soon as the call ends

Recruiters spend hours typing notes, and AI can now turn a call into a structured summary right away.

Skills you can bring: Recruiting experience and building with voice transcription

Daily job-site reports for small contractors, made from the photos crews already take

Contractors need a record for clients and disputes, and phone photos already capture the work.

Skills you can bring: Knowing construction work and building simple mobile apps

A daily check-in call to an older parent, with a short summary texted to the family

Families who live far away worry between visits, and a friendly daily call with a summary eases that.

Skills you can bring: Building voice agents and writing warm call scripts

A browser extension that rewrites a job seeker's résumé for whichever job listing is open

Job seekers apply to many roles, and rewriting a résumé for each one by hand takes too long.

Skills you can bring: Building browser extensions and knowing what recruiters screen for

A code editor add-on that explains one framework's error messages in plain words for beginners

Cryptic errors stall beginners, and an explanation with the likely fix saves them an hour.

Skills you can bring: Deep framework knowledge and teaching beginners

A command-line tool that sets up a new engineer's laptop for their team's stack in one step

Setup eats a new hire's first days, and a tested script lets them do real work on day one.

Skills you can bring: Developer tooling work and scripting across operating systems

Architecture diagrams for software teams, drawn from their code and redrawn on each merge

Diagrams go out of date the week they're drawn, and generating them from code keeps them accurate.

Skills you can bring: System design and a clear visual sense

Five customer interviews for a startup, recruited, run and summarized around one product question

Founders know they should talk to customers but don't, and a done-for-you round gives answers fast.

Skills you can bring: Interviewing users and summarizing what they said

Launch-week content for an indie product, including five posts, a demo clip and an email

Builders run out of steam after shipping, and steady posts during launch week keep attention.

Skills you can bring: Writing for builders online and knowing what gets shared

A sponsored video channel where each episode builds one small app with coding agents

Engineers like watching real builds, and sponsors pay to reach an audience of builders.

Skills you can bring: Building on camera and explaining choices as you go

Allergen and label checks for home bakers, so each label meets their state's rules

Home bakers must list every allergen and required statement, and one missed nut can end a small business.

Skills you can bring: Food-safety, dietitian or cottage-food experience

Property-tax appeal packets for local homeowners, with comparable sales and the form filled in

Many homeowners think their assessment is too high but never appeal, because gathering comparable sales takes a weekend.

Skills you can bring: Appraisal, real estate or county assessor experience

Medicare plan comparisons for retirees, ranked by yearly cost for their own drugs and doctors

Plans differ by drug, doctor and county, and retirees can't see the yearly cost until someone adds it up.

Skills you can bring: Pharmacy, nursing or benefits experience

Bookkeeping cleanup for plumbers who are behind, with a year of books ready for their tax preparer

Plumbers fall behind on their books, and a fixed price for a clean year is easier to buy than hourly help.

Skills you can bring: Years of bookkeeping for plumbers or other trades

Contract reviews for freelancers that flag the risky clauses and explain each in plain English

Freelancers sign client contracts without a lawyer and want to know which clauses to question first.

Skills you can bring: Paralegal or contracts experience

Licensing exam study plans for nursing students, built from each student's weak areas

Nursing students face one high-stakes exam and want a plan for their own gaps, not another question bank.

Skills you can bring: A nurse or nurse educator

Plain-English summaries of home inspection reports for buyers, with urgent items and rough costs

Buyers get a long inspection report days before a deadline and need to know which items to negotiate.

Skills you can bring: Home inspection, contracting or trade experience

Employee handbooks and onboarding forms for 10-person companies, written for their state's laws

Small employers need a handbook once they start hiring, and few have time to write one for their state.

Skills you can bring: HR experience at small companies

Grant applications for small charities, written for one funder and ready to submit

Small charities have no grant writer, and a finished draft for a named funder is a clear thing to pay for.

Skills you can bring: Grant writing or nonprofit program experience

Hospital bill reviews for patients, with a dispute letter for any duplicate or wrong charges

Hospital bills are hard to read, and a trained coder spots duplicate or wrong codes that patients miss.

Skills you can bring: Medical billing or coding experience

Appeal letters for patients whose health insurer denied a claim, citing the plan's own rules

Many denials are never appealed because the letter needs the plan's wording and the right medical records.

Skills you can bring: Nursing, medical billing or insurance claims experience

IEP meeting prep for parents, with the plan explained, questions to ask and goals to request

Parents feel outnumbered in IEP meetings and want help from someone who has sat on the school's side.

Skills you can bring: Special-education teaching or advocacy experience

Job offer reviews for candidates, with the fair pay range for the role and a negotiation script

Candidates have a few days to answer an offer, and a recruiter's sense of what's normal beats a guess.

Skills you can bring: Years of recruiting or setting pay in one field

Contract reviews for travel nurses, showing real hourly pay, stipends and cancellation terms

Travel contracts mix pay, stipends and penalties, and nurses want an experienced traveler to check before signing.

Skills you can bring: Years as a travel nurse

Small-claims court packets for people owed money, with filled-in forms and a hearing script

People owed a small sum skip court because the forms and hearing feel like a lawyer's job they can't afford.

Skills you can bring: Paralegal or court clerk experience

Demand letters for freelancers and subcontractors with unpaid invoices, plus a small-claims plan

An unpaid freelancer often needs only a firm, correct letter, and few want to pay a lawyer for one.

Skills you can bring: Collections, paralegal or contracts experience

A plain explanation and draft reply for people who get an IRS notice

An IRS notice scares people, and they want to know what it means and what to send back by the deadline.

Skills you can bring: Years answering IRS notices as a CPA or enrolled agent

Quarterly estimated-tax worksheets for new freelancers, showing what to set aside and when to pay

New freelancers dread their first tax bill and want one number to set aside each quarter.

Skills you can bring: Years preparing taxes for freelancers

Sales-tax checks for online sellers that list the states where they must register, and how

Online sellers cross state sales thresholds without noticing and want to know where they must register.

Skills you can bring: Sales-tax or accounting work with small online sellers

Monthly bookkeeping for cafés, with a one-page profit summary

Café owners want to know each month whether they made money, at a fixed price.

Skills you can bring: Bookkeeping for cafés or restaurants

Year-end tax records for landlords with one to four rentals, sorted and ready for their preparer

Small landlords bring a shoebox of receipts to tax time, and organized records save them and their preparer days.

Skills you can bring: Bookkeeping or tax preparation for small landlords

A contractor-or-employee checklist and paperwork for small businesses hiring their first helper

Owners hiring their first helper don't know whether to use a contract or payroll, and the wrong choice brings penalties.

Skills you can bring: Payroll, HR or small-business accounting experience

Private-practice starter kits for newly licensed therapists, with forms, fees and a launch plan

New therapists know the clinical work but not a practice's paperwork, and want forms that fit their license.

Skills you can bring: A licensed therapist who has opened a private practice

Paperwork packets for surviving spouses, with the letters to close accounts and claim benefits

After a death, the paperwork arrives when people can least face it, and an ordered packet lifts a real weight.

Skills you can bring: Estate administration, paralegal or benefits experience

Estate-planning checklists and document organizers for new parents to take to a lawyer

New parents know they need a will but put it off, and arriving organized makes the lawyer's visit cheaper.

Skills you can bring: Paralegal or estate-planning experience

Operating agreements and first-year filing calendars for new single-member LLCs

New owners form an LLC and then miss the agreement and filings that keep it in good standing.

Skills you can bring: Corporate paralegal or business formation experience

Trademark searches for founders choosing a business name, listing any conflicts found

Founders fall for a name before checking it, and a search before the sign is printed saves a rebrand.

Skills you can bring: Trademark paralegal experience

Severance offer reviews for laid-off employees, with what to ask for and a reply email

People sign severance offers in shock, and someone who has seen many can show what's normal to ask for.

Skills you can bring: HR or employment paralegal experience

Demand letters for renters whose landlord kept their security deposit, citing state deadlines

Renters often give up a deposit they could recover because they don't know the deadlines landlords must meet.

Skills you can bring: Tenant advocacy or paralegal experience

Dispute letters for homeowners fighting an HOA fine, quoting the association's own rules

Associations must follow their own rules, and a letter that quotes them back is often all a homeowner needs.

Skills you can bring: HOA management or paralegal experience

Notice and lease-renewal templates for small landlords, kept current with city rules

Small landlords reuse old forms that no longer match local rules, and a defective notice costs them time.

Skills you can bring: Property management or landlord-tenant paralegal experience

Privacy policies and cookie notices for small online businesses, matched to the tools they use

Small sites copy someone else's policy, and owners want one that names what their own site collects.

Skills you can bring: Privacy, compliance or paralegal experience

Document checklists and timelines for couples filing their own spouse visa application

Applicants lose months to one missing document, and an ordered checklist for their visa type prevents it.

Skills you can bring: Immigration paralegal experience with spouse visas

Practice questions and a weekly study plan for apprentices taking the journeyman electrician exam

Apprentices study for the license exam after long workdays and want practice that matches their state's exam.

Skills you can bring: A licensed electrician who has trained apprentices

Second opinions for homeowners on a contractor's quote, showing what's fair and what's missing

Homeowners can't tell a fair quote from a padded one and will pay a tradesperson to check before they sign.

Skills you can bring: Years in the trade estimating similar jobs

Permit application packets for homeowners building a deck, matched to their city's rules

Homeowners stall on permits because the forms and drawings confuse them, and a complete packet gets work started.

Skills you can bring: Permitting, drafting or contracting experience

Backyard cottage feasibility checks for homeowners, with zoning rules, setbacks and a rough budget

Homeowners want to know whether a backyard unit is allowed before they pay an architect to find out.

Skills you can bring: Planning, design or building experience

Written safety programs for small construction crews, with toolbox talks and inspection forms

Small crews need a written safety program to win some jobs, and few owners have time to write one.

Skills you can bring: Site safety experience or a safety certification

Estimate and bid templates for new painting contractors, with prices set for their region

New contractors underprice jobs, and a template from someone experienced shows what to charge for.

Skills you can bring: Years estimating painting jobs in one region

Furnace and AC replacement guides for homeowners, with the system size and their quotes compared

Homeowners replace a system once a decade and can't judge three different quotes on their own.

Skills you can bring: HVAC installation or service experience

Home energy reports from bills and photos, ranking the upgrades homeowners should do first

Homeowners want lower bills but don't know which upgrade comes first, and an expert's ranked list answers that.

Skills you can bring: Energy auditing, insulation or building-science experience

Pre-listing repair plans for home sellers, showing what to fix, what to leave and rough costs

Sellers spend on the wrong repairs before listing, and a tradesperson's ranked list saves money and time.

Skills you can bring: Contracting or home inspection experience

Pre-purchase reports for used EV buyers, with battery health, recall history and a fair price

Used EV buyers worry most about the battery, and a mechanic's reading of its health settles the decision.

Skills you can bring: EV service or diagnostics experience

Second opinions on car repair estimates for drivers, sorting what's needed now, later or never

Drivers suspect an estimate is padded but can't tell, and a mechanic's quick read settles it.

Skills you can bring: Years as a mechanic or service writer

Résumé and cover letter rewrites for new-graduate nurses applying to hospital residencies

Nurse residency programs get many similar applications, and a nurse who has hired knows what stands out.

Skills you can bring: A nurse manager or educator who has read many applications

Plain-language discharge guides for families bringing a parent home from the hospital

Families leave the hospital with pages of instructions they barely heard, and want a nurse to explain them.

Skills you can bring: Nursing or discharge-planning experience

Daily medication schedules for families caring for an aging parent, built from the prescriptions

Caregivers juggle many prescriptions at different times, and one clear daily schedule prevents missed doses.

Skills you can bring: Nursing or pharmacy experience

Continuing-education plans for nurses renewing a license, with the hours required and a course list

Renewal rules differ by state and specialty, and nurses want one list of exactly what they still need.

Skills you can bring: Nursing education or licensing board experience

Meal plans from a registered dietitian for people with type 2 diabetes, with check-ins by text

People with a new diagnosis want a plan for their own meals, and texts between reviews keep them on it.

Skills you can bring: A registered dietitian who works with diabetes

Protein and meal check-ins by text for people on GLP-1 drugs, with a dietitian's monthly review

People on these drugs eat far less and need to protect muscle, and short daily check-ins help them do it.

Skills you can bring: Dietitian or nursing work with weight-loss patients

A menopause symptom log by text for women, ending in a one-page summary for their doctor

Short appointments leave little time to describe months of symptoms, and a clear summary makes the visit count.

Skills you can bring: Women's health nursing or midwifery experience

Breastfeeding prep for expecting parents, with one video call and a week of texts after birth

Parents want help lined up for the first hard week at home from someone who has seen many families through it.

Skills you can bring: A lactation consultant or labor-and-delivery nurse

Short daily speech exercises by text for parents to do with their child between therapy sessions

Children progress through practice between sessions, and parents want short exercises they can actually do.

Skills you can bring: A speech-language pathologist or assistant

Return-to-running plans for injured runners, with weekly check-ins and adjustments

Runners come back too fast and get hurt again, and a graded plan from someone who treats runners prevents it.

Skills you can bring: Physical therapy, athletic training or running coaching

Vet estimate reviews for pet owners, explaining each line and the questions to ask

Pet owners face a big estimate at a frightening moment, and a vet tech's plain reading helps them ask the right things.

Skills you can bring: Veterinary technician or practice management experience

Paperwork plans for pet owners moving abroad, with vaccines, forms and a timeline

Each country has its own pet rules and timing, and one missed step can mean quarantine or a canceled flight.

Skills you can bring: Veterinary or pet relocation experience

A six-week burnout workbook for teachers, with a guided email each week

Teachers want burnout help that understands their work, in small weekly steps they can keep.

Skills you can bring: Counseling or coaching experience with teachers

Two-week toddler sleep plans for tired parents, with daily check-ins by text

Parents want a plan for their own child and someone to answer at 6 a.m. when it wobbles.

Skills you can bring: Pediatric nursing, sleep consulting or early-childhood experience

A premarital conversation guide and three coaching sessions for couples about to marry

Couples want to talk through money, family and conflict before the wedding with someone who can guide it.

Skills you can bring: A therapist or trained relationship coach

Written answers within one business day from a pediatric nurse to parents' questions

Parents want a real expert's answer to one question without booking an appointment or searching for hours.

Skills you can bring: Current pediatric nursing experience and clear writing

Daily check-in texts for older adults who live alone, with a weekly summary for their family

Families who live far away worry between visits, and a daily check-in with a weekly note eases that.

Skills you can bring: Nursing, social work or home care experience

Privacy and security checklists for small therapy practices, with the required policies filled in

Small practices know health privacy rules exist but not what to write down, and a filled-in set gets them there.

Skills you can bring: Healthcare compliance or practice management experience

Licensing checklists and policy packs for people opening a home daycare

Home daycare owners must write many policies before an inspection, and a pack for their state saves weeks.

Skills you can bring: Childcare licensing or early-childhood program experience

College essay reviews for high-school seniors, with two rounds of comments on each draft

Students and parents want an experienced reader's comments on the essay, not a stranger rewriting it.

Skills you can bring: Teaching writing or reading college applications

Lists of local scholarships matched to each high-school senior, with a plan for the essays

Local scholarships get few applicants, and a list matched to one student shows where effort will pay off.

Skills you can bring: School counseling or college-access experience

Summer reading plans for struggling readers, with weekly lessons parents can run at home

Parents want to help over the summer but don't know where to start, and a teacher's plan tells them.

Skills you can bring: Reading specialist or elementary teaching experience

Lesson plan packs for fourth-grade math teachers, matched to their state's standards

Teachers spend evenings building lessons, and a ready unit that meets the standards gives them time back.

Skills you can bring: Years teaching fourth-grade math

A homeschool year plan for one child, with curriculum picks, a weekly schedule and state rules

New homeschooling parents face too many curriculum choices and unclear state rules, and want one plan.

Skills you can bring: Teaching or homeschool consulting experience

College admissions test study plans built from a practice score, with weekly check-ins by text

Students waste weeks on topics they already know, and a plan built from their own score fixes that.

Skills you can bring: Test-prep tutoring with real score gains to show

Workplace English coaching for nurses trained abroad, with recorded handoff practice

Nurses trained abroad know the clinical work and want to sound confident in handoffs and calls with doctors.

Skills you can bring: Nursing experience, or teaching English for healthcare

Career-switch plans for teachers moving into instructional design, with a portfolio and 30 days of tasks

Teachers who want out don't know which skills transfer, and a plan from someone who switched shows the way.

Skills you can bring: Having made the same switch, or hiring instructional designers

Interview prep for nurses applying to be nurse managers, with likely questions and a mock call

Candidates prepare better with questions from someone who has hired for the role than from a generic list.

Skills you can bring: Experience hiring nurse managers

LinkedIn profile rewrites by a recruiter for accountants looking for a new job

Recruiters search profiles by keyword and skim for seconds, and someone who does that knows what to fix.

Skills you can bring: Recruiting experience in accounting

Job descriptions and interview scorecards for founders making their first five hires

Founders hiring for the first time write vague job posts, and clear ones bring better candidates.

Skills you can bring: Recruiting or HR experience at small companies

A flat-fee shortlist of five screened candidates for small companies hiring a hard-to-fill role

Small companies can't afford a percentage fee but will pay a flat price for a short list of real candidates.

Skills you can bring: Recruiting in one field and a network to reach candidates

Yearly employee handbook updates for small employers, with each change in state law marked

Handbooks go stale as laws change, and a yearly update with the changes marked is easy to approve.

Skills you can bring: HR experience and a habit of tracking state law changes

Salary bands for companies of 10 to 50 people, built from public pay data for their roles and cities

Growing companies set pay case by case until it causes trouble, and clear bands end the guesswork.

Skills you can bring: Compensation analysis or HR experience

Anonymous 360-degree feedback for new managers, with the main themes and a 90-day plan

New managers rarely hear honest feedback, and an outside summary makes it safe to give and useful to read.

Skills you can bring: Coaching or management training experience

A six-week peer group for first-time engineering managers, led by an experienced manager

New managers learn faster with peers who face the same problems, guided by someone who has been there.

Skills you can bring: Years managing engineers and a network to fill a group

Pre-offer reviews for first-time small-business buyers, checking real earnings and owner dependence

First-time buyers trust a listing's numbers, and an early review shows what to question before an offer.

Skills you can bring: Accounting, lending or business brokerage experience

Menu costing reports for independent restaurants, showing which dishes need a price increase

Food costs rise faster than menus change, and a costed menu shows which dishes lose money.

Skills you can bring: Chef, kitchen manager or restaurant accounting experience

Pricing reviews and new price sheets for dog groomers who charge too little

Groomers underprice out of fear, and a review of their costs and local prices gives them the nerve to raise them.

Skills you can bring: Experience running or advising a grooming business

Loan application packets for small-business owners, with a business plan and financial projections

Owners get turned away for incomplete applications, and a packet ready for a lender gets them a real hearing.

Skills you can bring: Lending, accounting or small-business advising experience

Local search and map listing audits for dentists, with the fixes ranked

Dentists lose patients to whoever shows first in local search, and a ranked fix list is easy to act on.

Skills you can bring: Marketing experience with dental practices

Website reviews for small accounting firms, with fixes for trust, booking and missing details

Clients judge a firm by its website before they call, and a reviewer from the field knows what's missing.

Skills you can bring: Running or marketing an accounting practice

Written front-desk procedures for dental offices, ready for training new hires

Small offices lose know-how every time someone leaves, and written procedures make training a new hire quick.

Skills you can bring: Years running a dental front desk

Board minutes and a filing calendar for small nonprofits, written from each meeting's recording

Volunteer secretaries dread taking minutes, and accurate minutes with deadlines tracked keep a board in good standing.

Skills you can bring: Nonprofit administration or board governance experience

Annual reports for small nonprofits, with the year's results, stories and finances in a designed PDF

Donors want to see what their money did, and small nonprofits rarely have anyone to write it up well.

Skills you can bring: Nonprofit communications or fundraising experience

Grant searches for small nonprofits, listing ten funders that fit, their deadlines and what each wants

Small nonprofits apply to the wrong funders, and a matched list with deadlines points their effort where it counts.

Skills you can bring: Grant writing or foundation experience

Plain-English reviews of homeowners insurance policies, showing what's covered and the gaps

People learn what their policy covers only after a loss, and a plain review before one is worth paying for.

Skills you can bring: Insurance agent, adjuster or underwriting experience

Valuation reports for drivers whose car was totaled, with comparable sales and a reply to the insurer

An insurer's first offer can miss a car's options and condition, and comparable sales give the owner a case.

Skills you can bring: Auto appraisal, sales or claims experience

Appeal packets for people who get a Social Security overpayment notice, with the forms and a letter

These notices come with short deadlines, and people need the right form and a clear letter quickly.

Skills you can bring: Benefits, social work or disability advocacy experience

Searches for unclaimed money held by the state, with the claim forms filled in for residents

Many people have money waiting in a state fund and never look, and a search with forms filled in finds it.

Skills you can bring: Paralegal, title or records research experience

Care-cost reports for families of an aging parent, comparing local home care and assisted living

Families make care decisions in a hurry, and a local comparison of costs and options gives them a start.

Skills you can bring: Geriatric care management, nursing or social work

Financial snapshots for people starting a divorce, listing assets, debts and a budget

People starting a divorce often don't know what the household owns or owes, and an organized picture saves legal fees.

Skills you can bring: Accounting, financial counseling or family-law paralegal experience

Budget plans for people deciding whether they can afford to quit, showing how long savings last

People stay in jobs they want to leave because they've never seen the real numbers, and a plan shows them.

Skills you can bring: Bookkeeping or financial counseling experience

A 30-day money reset for households, with a spending review, a budget and four weekly check-ins

Households know they overspend but not where, and a reviewed budget with check-ins makes the change stick.

Skills you can bring: Financial counseling or bookkeeping experience

Plans for first-time home buyers covering budget, loan types and local programs, with one call

First-time buyers don't know what they can afford or which local programs help, and a plan answers both.

Skills you can bring: Mortgage, real estate or housing counseling experience

Rent-pricing reports for small landlords, with comparable listings, a suggested rent and when to list

Small landlords guess at rent and lose months to vacancy or underpricing, and a local comparison fixes that.

Skills you can bring: Property management or leasing experience

Startup packets for new home bakers, with the cottage-food forms, rules and a label check

New home bakers want to sell legally but find the rules scattered, and one packet takes them to their first sale.

Skills you can bring: Food-safety, cottage-food or extension office experience

Permit and inspection checklists for new food truck owners, in the order to apply

New food truck owners lose weeks applying in the wrong order, and a checklist for their city saves that time.

Skills you can bring: Food service, health inspection or permitting experience

Ceremony scripts for friends officiating their first wedding, written from the couple's answers

A friend asked to officiate wants a ceremony that sounds like the couple, with the legal words in place.

Skills you can bring: Officiating or speechwriting experience

Food-safety plans and record forms for small food makers selling to stores for the first time

Stores ask small makers for a written food-safety plan, and most makers have never written one.

Skills you can bring: Food-safety certification or quality assurance experience

Nutrition facts panels for small food brands, calculated from the recipe and checked against the rules

Small brands moving into stores need a nutrition panel, and one calculated by an expert costs less than a lab test.

Skills you can bring: A dietitian or food scientist

Client intake and consent forms for solo estheticians and massage therapists

Solo practitioners copy forms from others, and a set written for their license and services protects them.

Skills you can bring: A licensed esthetician or massage therapist

Intake forms, client agreements and session-note templates for new coaches

New coaches start with a handshake and no paperwork, and a ready kit helps them work like professionals.

Skills you can bring: Coaching experience and a coaching credential

Short self-paced courses for CPAs who need continuing-education hours to renew their license

CPAs must earn renewal hours every cycle, and a short course on a useful topic is an easy pick.

Skills you can bring: Years as a CPA and experience teaching

Preliminary lien notices for small subcontractors, sent on time for each job

Subcontractors lose their lien rights by missing a notice deadline, and a notice sent for each job protects them.

Skills you can bring: Construction administration or paralegal experience

Monthly bookkeeping for solo therapists, with insurance payments matched to sessions

Therapists dread matching insurance payments to sessions, and a bookkeeper who knows that work saves them hours.

Skills you can bring: Bookkeeping or billing for therapy practices

Monthly progress reports that private tutors send to parents, written from their session notes

Parents keep paying when they see progress, and tutors rarely have time to write it up well.

Skills you can bring: Tutoring experience and clear, warm writing

Photo-editing presets that give hobby photographers your signature color look

Followers already ask how you edit your colors, and a preset pack answers that in one download.

Skills you can bring: A recognizable editing style that followers ask about

A Notion template of the planning workspace you use, sold to followers who want your system

Viewers who watched you use it already want a copy, and a template reaches them the moment they pay.

Skills you can bring: A planning system you use every week

A paid members' group for your regular commenters, with one live video call each week

Your regulars already talk to each other in your comments, and they'll pay monthly for a space of their own.

Skills you can bring: Regular commenters and the energy to host every week

A four-week live course for a small group of followers learning the skill they ask about most

A start date and a group help people finish, and live sessions let you charge more than a recorded course.

Skills you can bring: A skill you can teach step by step

Color-grading LUTs for video makers who want their footage to match your look

Video makers want a finished look without learning to color grade, and a LUT gives them one in minutes.

Skills you can bring: A color grade people recognize and footage from several cameras

Drum kits and sample packs for music producers, made from the sounds in your own tracks

Producers who like your sound want to use it in their own beats, and samples arrive as a download.

Skills you can bring: A recognizable sound and a library of your own recordings

A daily morning devotional by text, written in your voice for people of faith who follow you

Many believers already read a short devotional each morning, and your followers trust your voice.

Skills you can bring: Standing in a faith community and the habit of daily writing

A 12-week workout plan for beginners building strength at home, with a video of every move

Followers already copy your workouts, and a plan that gets harder each week shows them real progress.

Skills you can bring: Training knowledge and followers who work out with you

A recipe e-book of your most-requested dishes for home cooks, with a shopping list for each

Home cooks already ask for these recipes in your comments, and an e-book puts them in one place.

Skills you can bring: Tested recipes and food photos people save

A paid weekly newsletter for your keenest fans, with the deeper take you leave out of videos

Your keenest fans already follow everything you post, and they pay monthly for more of your thinking.

Skills you can bring: A point of view readers come back for every week

A monthly live Q&A call for paying fans, with a recording for anyone who misses it

Fans want to ask you questions directly, and one small group call a month takes an evening to run.

Skills you can bring: Fans full of questions and comfort answering live

A media kit and rate card template for small creators pitching their first brand deals

Small creators want to pitch brands the way you do, and a template shows them what a good pitch includes.

Skills you can bring: Experience pitching brands and an audience of creators

Printable weekly planners and habit trackers in your style, for followers who want your system

Followers want the planning system they've seen you use, and a printable file needs no shipping.

Skills you can bring: A planning habit people admire and a feel for page layout

Thirty-minute video calls reviewing a follower's portfolio or channel, booked and paid online

Followers want your eye on their own work, and a fixed-length call is simple to book and run.

Skills you can bring: An expert eye and tact when giving criticism

A 30-day sketch-a-day challenge by text for followers who draw, with one prompt each morning

A challenge has a clear start and finish, and one text a day keeps people going to day 30.

Skills you can bring: A challenge your followers already join in the comments

Paid Discord tiers for your server's regulars, with members-only channels and early access

Your most active members already spend hours in your server, and paid tiers give them more of it.

Skills you can bring: An active server and members who help each other

A self-paced video course for beginners learning your craft, recorded once and sold all year

Your most-saved tutorials show what beginners want, and a course puts them in order with the gaps filled.

Skills you can bring: Tutorials people save and a sense of what beginners need first

Stream overlays, alerts and panels for new streamers, designed in your channel's style

New streamers want their channel to look finished, and overlays arrive as files they install in minutes.

Skills you can bring: A channel look streamers admire and design skills

A paid podcast feed for loyal listeners, with ad-free episodes and a weekly bonus episode

Loyal listeners already want to support the show, and a paid feed gives them more of it.

Skills you can bring: A show with loyal listeners

Procreate brushes and texture packs for digital illustrators who want your drawing style

Illustrators who admire your style want the tools behind it, and brushes download the moment they pay.

Skills you can bring: An illustration style people recognize

A weekly dinner plan by text for busy families, with the shopping list every Sunday morning

Families plan meals around the weekly shop, and your followers already cook your recipes.

Skills you can bring: Recipes people cook and a habit of planning meals ahead

Canva templates for podcasters, with episode covers and quote graphics in your design style

Podcasters want polished graphics without hiring a designer, and editable templates save them hours a week.

Skills you can bring: A design style people ask about and an audience of creators

PDF sewing and knitting patterns for makers who want to copy the pieces you make on camera

Makers ask for the pattern under every finished piece you post, and a PDF is simple to deliver.

Skills you can bring: Pieces people want to make and exact written instructions

Day-by-day travel itineraries for the places you've filmed, with maps and what to book

Viewers want the exact trip they watched, and an itinerary saves them hours of planning.

Skills you can bring: Trips people envy and notes on what was worth it

A guide to your camera and studio setup for new creators, with what to buy at three budgets

New creators keep asking what you film with, and one guide answers that for everyone.

Skills you can bring: A setup people ask about and honest opinions on gear

Editable project files from your best videos or designs, for learners who want to take them apart

Learners want to see exactly how you made something, and the real files teach more than a tutorial.

Skills you can bring: Work other creators want to study

Study notes and flashcards for students preparing for an exam you passed and teach on camera

Students already watch you for exam help, and your notes are what they ask for most.

Skills you can bring: A strong exam result and a clear way of explaining hard topics

A small accountability group for followers chasing the goal you reached, meeting every two weeks

People keep going when a group expects them, and a small group lets you know every member by name.

Skills you can bring: A goal you reached and the warmth to keep a group going

Personal video messages for fans to give as birthday and milestone gifts

Fans pay for a moment with you to give as a gift, and each video takes a few minutes to record.

Skills you can bring: Fans who'd treasure a message from you

A monthly membership for guitarists with tabs and lesson notes for every original song you play

Guitarists ask for tabs in your comments, and they'll pay monthly to learn each new song you post.

Skills you can bring: Original songs people want to learn and patience to transcribe

Mixing and vocal-chain presets for home producers who want the sound of your tracks

Home producers want your sound without months of tweaking, and presets get them most of the way.

Skills you can bring: A mix people recognize and saved plugin chains

Early access for paying fans to every video a week before it goes public, plus the cut scenes

Fans like being first, and this sells what you already make with no extra work.

Skills you can bring: A steady upload schedule and fans who watch everything

A seven-day email course for beginners on one skill, ending with an offer for your bigger course

Beginners finish a short course easily, and finishing one makes them trust your next course.

Skills you can bring: A skill you can teach in small steps

A recorded video critique of a photo, drawing or song mix a follower sends you

Followers want your honest take on their work, and a recorded critique fits around your schedule.

Skills you can bring: A trained eye or ear and kindness with hard notes

A monthly pack of phone wallpapers from your photography, for fans who want your work on screen

Fans want your work on the screen they look at most, and a few dollars a month is an easy first purchase.

Skills you can bring: Photography people stop scrolling to look at

A live two-hour class on one technique for your followers, with a replay for every buyer

A single date and a single technique are easy to sell, and the replay keeps selling afterward.

Skills you can bring: One technique you do better than most

A members-only feed for your biggest fans with behind-the-scenes clips and unfinished work

Fans want to see how your work gets made, and you already film most of it.

Skills you can bring: A process people find interesting

A skincare routine guide for followers with your skin type, with product picks at three prices

Followers ask about your routine all the time, and a guide answers every question in one place.

Skills you can bring: A routine people trust and honest reviews of products

A budgeting spreadsheet and walkthrough video for followers paying off debt

People who watch money videos want a tool that does the math for them.

Skills you can bring: Spreadsheet skills and an audience working on its money

A course for beginners on making paid content for brands, from first pitch to first deal

Many followers want to do the brand work you do, and a course shows them the steps you took.

Skills you can bring: A record of paid brand work

Pitch email, contract checklist and invoice templates for creators doing their first brand deals

New creators lose deals and money to small mistakes, and templates prevent most of them.

Skills you can bring: Experience closing brand deals and an audience of creators

Three months of one-on-one video coaching for followers who want the result you got

A few followers want your direct help and will pay well for it each month.

Skills you can bring: A result people want and patience coaching one person at a time

Written thumbnail and title reviews for small video channels, returned within two days

Small channels know a better thumbnail brings more clicks, and they want an experienced eye on theirs.

Skills you can bring: A channel you grew and a feel for what people click

A written audit of a smaller creator's channel, with the three changes to make first

Smaller creators want a plan from someone a few steps ahead, and a written audit is quick to deliver.

Skills you can bring: Experience growing a channel

A starter kit for new newsletter writers, with your welcome emails, issue templates and growth plan

New writers want a setup that already works, and your own newsletter proves this one does.

Skills you can bring: A newsletter people open and read

A launch kit for new podcasters, with a setup guide, show templates and a 10-episode checklist

New podcasters stall on setup, and a kit from someone who launched a show gets them recording.

Skills you can bring: A podcast you launched and kept going

A pack of the AI prompts you use in your work, sorted by task with an example result for each

Followers see what you make with AI and want the exact prompts behind it.

Skills you can bring: Work made well with AI and a record of the prompts behind it

Hook and caption templates for short-video creators in your niche, with an example of each

Short-video creators struggle with the first three seconds, and templates give them a place to start.

Skills you can bring: Short videos that hold attention

Stock footage packs from your travels or shoots, licensed for video editors and creators

Video creators need b-roll that matches a style, and your footage already has a clear look.

Skills you can bring: A library of well-shot footage

Sound effects and transition sounds for short-video editors, taken from your own edits

Editors want the sounds that make your cuts feel quick, and sound files download the moment they pay.

Skills you can bring: An editing style people notice and your own sound library

A font made from your hand lettering, for designers and fans to use in their own projects

Fans of your lettering want to use it in their own work, and a font file is easy to deliver.

Skills you can bring: Hand lettering people recognize

Guided sleep meditations in your voice, for listeners who have trouble falling asleep

Listeners who find your voice calming want to hear it when they can't sleep.

Skills you can bring: A calm voice and a meditation practice of your own

Long ambient and sleep audio tracks recorded on your travels, for listeners who sleep to sound

Listeners want the places from your videos playing while they work or sleep.

Skills you can bring: A good ear and the habit of recording where you go

A monthly live cook-along for home cooks who pay to join, with the shopping list a week ahead

Home cooks find cooking with you live more fun than a recipe, and a monthly date builds a habit.

Skills you can bring: Confidence in the kitchen and on camera

Choreography tutorials for your dances, broken down eight counts at a time for home dancers

People who see your dances want to learn them, and a slow breakdown is what they ask for.

Skills you can bring: Choreography people want to learn

An on-demand yoga class library for desk workers, with new classes added every month

Followers want to practice with you at home, and a library gets more useful each month you add to it.

Skills you can bring: A teaching certification and followers who practice with you

Short video singing lessons for amateur singers, with monthly feedback on their recordings

Amateur singers want feedback from a singer they admire, and a monthly round keeps your hours in check.

Skills you can bring: A trained voice and an ear for what a singer needs

A video course that teaches dog owners to stop their dog pulling on the leash

Owners with one specific problem want it fixed fast, and a focused course shows them how.

Skills you can bring: Dog-training experience and dogs viewers watched improve

Recorded reviews of a player's match in one competitive game, with clip-by-clip voiceover

Ranked players want to climb, and a review of their own match shows exactly where they lose.

Skills you can bring: A high rank in one game and a clear way of explaining plays

Strategy guides and build sheets for viewers playing the games you stream

Viewers want to copy the builds you play, laid out so they can follow along.

Skills you can bring: Deep knowledge of the games you stream

Tabletop role-playing adventures for game groups, set in the world of your streams or stories

Fans want to play in a world they already love, and an adventure sells as a file.

Skills you can bring: A story world fans care about and experience running games

A serialized story by email for readers of your fiction, with one new chapter each week

Readers who want the next chapter stay subscribed until the story ends.

Skills you can bring: Fiction readers enjoy and the discipline to finish a story

A paid book club for readers who follow you, with your monthly pick, a call and discussion notes

Readers want company while they read, and your taste in books is the reason they'd join yours.

Skills you can bring: Reading taste people trust and experience hosting discussions

A weekly book recommendation by text for readers who follow you, with a line on why

One pick a week is easy to keep up with, and your taste is why readers follow you.

Skills you can bring: Reading taste people trust

A daily writing prompt by text for hobby writers, with a new theme each week

Hobby writers lose the most time deciding what to write, and a daily prompt decides for them.

Skills you can bring: A writing practice of your own and followers who join in

Morning texts of encouragement in your voice for new runners in your audience

Followers want to hear from you at the start of the day, and a text arrives where they already look.

Skills you can bring: A voice your followers find encouraging

A training plan by text for beginners running a first 5K or half marathon, adjusted each week

New runners need a plan and a nudge, and a text each morning gives them both.

Skills you can bring: Running coaching experience and runners who follow you

Daily language practice by text for beginners, with five new words and one sentence each morning

Language learners remember more with a little practice every day, and a text is the easiest habit to keep.

Skills you can bring: Fluency in the language and followers learning it

A weekly scripture verse by text for your faith community to memorize, with a reminder each day

A verse a week is a goal people can keep, and daily reminders help them remember it.

Skills you can bring: Standing in a faith community and a gentle, steady voice

Daily habit-coaching texts for followers building one habit, such as drinking more water

A small daily nudge helps a habit form, and your followers already want to change.

Skills you can bring: A habit you built yourself

Plant-care reminders by text for houseplant owners, set to the plants each subscriber owns

Houseplant owners forget when to water, and a reminder for their own plants keeps them alive.

Skills you can bring: Plant knowledge and followers who show you their plants

A six-week Bible study for church small groups, with video lessons and a printable guide

Small groups look for a study to follow, and one from a voice they trust is easy to choose.

Skills you can bring: Teaching experience and a following in your faith community

Monthly lesson printables for homeschooling parents, covering one subject and grade level

Homeschooling parents plan a month at a time, and lessons they can trust save them evenings of work.

Skills you can bring: Teaching experience and a following of homeschooling parents

Printable activity packs for parents of young kids, themed to the topics on your family channel

Parents want screen-free activities on topics their kids already love from your channel.

Skills you can bring: A family audience and ideas kids get excited about

A monthly pack of printable coloring pages from your illustrations, for fans who color to relax

Fans of your art want to spend time with it, and printable pages need no shipping.

Skills you can bring: An illustration style people love

Printable trivia and party games for fans hosting watch parties in your fandom

Fans host watch parties and game nights, and a ready-made game saves the host the work.

Skills you can bring: Deep knowledge of the fandom

Build plans and material lists for DIYers who want to make the projects you film

Viewers want to build what they watched, and plans save them from guessing the measurements.

Skills you can bring: Builds that work and careful measured drawings

Maintenance guides and checklists for owners of the one car or motorcycle model you cover

Owners want help for their exact model, and you've already done the jobs on camera.

Skills you can bring: Hands-on experience with one model and owners who follow you

A food guide to your city for visitors, with a map and a walking route for each neighborhood

Visitors trust a local they've watched, and a walking route keeps them out of tourist traps.

Skills you can bring: Years of eating around your city and followers who visit

A wedding-planning kit for couples, with a budget sheet, timeline and vendor checklist

Couples who follow your wedding content want the planning system you used.

Skills you can bring: Wedding-planning experience and followers planning weddings

Résumé and cover-letter templates for job seekers in one industry you've worked in

Job seekers in your field want templates from someone who has hired there or been hired there.

Skills you can bring: Hiring or career experience in one industry

A seasonal capsule wardrobe guide for followers, with what to buy and how to pair each piece

Followers ask where your outfits come from, and a guide answers that once for everyone.

Skills you can bring: A personal style people copy

A 30-day money challenge by text for followers who want to save more, with one small task a day

Small daily tasks make money habits feel doable, and a text each day keeps people on track.

Skills you can bring: Money habits you practice and an audience working on theirs

A weekly report for creators in your niche on the sounds, formats and topics starting to rise

Creators want to catch a trend early, and you already watch your niche every day.

Skills you can bring: Daily time in your niche and an eye for early trends

A monthly report for creators in your niche on what brands pay, based on a survey you run

Creators price brand deals with little to go on, and a survey of their peers gives them real numbers.

Skills you can bring: Trust among creators in your niche and comfort with numbers

A custom photo preset in your style, built for one photographer from their own photos

Buyers whose photos don't suit a standard pack will pay more for a preset made for theirs.

Skills you can bring: A signature editing style and the skill to adapt it

Custom digital portraits in your illustration style, drawn from a fan's photo to give as a gift

Fans want themselves drawn in the style they follow you for, and a portrait makes a personal gift.

Skills you can bring: An illustration style people love and the speed to draw to order

A custom intro theme or short jingle for another creator's podcast or channel

Creators want a sound that is theirs alone, and a short piece is quick work for a composer.

Skills you can bring: Composition skills and a sound other creators like

A media kit written and designed for a smaller creator, built from a short form they fill in

Creators who dislike selling themselves will pay someone who knows what brands look for.

Skills you can bring: Experience with brand deals and an eye for clean design

A short video edited in your style from footage a follower sends you

Followers who love your edits will pay to have their own clips cut the same way.

Skills you can bring: An editing style people recognize and a fast editing routine

A three-month mentorship group for smaller creators trying to grow in your niche

Creators a step behind you want a guide and peers, and a group gives them both.

Skills you can bring: Real growth in your niche and the generosity to share how

A recording of your live workshop on one skill, sold to people who missed it

Followers who missed the live date still want the lesson, and the recording sells with no more work.

Skills you can bring: A workshop that went well and a recording of it

A weekly voice note for paying fans, with a story from behind the scenes

Fans pay for a voice note because it feels personal, and it takes you minutes to record.

Skills you can bring: Stories people want to hear and a voice they like

A weekly email of the best links in your niche, each with a note from you on why it matters

Your followers trust what you share, and a weekly digest saves them hours of searching.

Skills you can bring: Daily reading in your niche and a sharp eye for what matters

Price-drop alerts by text for followers waiting to buy the gear you recommend

Buyers wait for a good price, and a text at the right moment saves them money.

Skills you can bring: Knowledge of the gear and its usual prices

3D printing files for hobbyists who want to print the models and props in your videos

Hobbyists want to print what they saw you make, and files download the moment they pay.

Skills you can bring: 3D modeling skills and props people want to own

Limited, numbered art prints of your photography or illustration, printed when fans order

Fans want your best work on their wall, and a numbered edition makes each print feel rare.

Skills you can bring: Work people want to hang and an eye for print quality

T-shirts and hoodies with your channel's inside jokes, printed on demand for fans

Fans buy clothes that show they belong, and only your audience gets the inside jokes.

Skills you can bring: Running jokes your audience repeats and an eye for wearable design

A printed zine of your photos or comics in a small numbered run, for fans who collect your work

Fans who follow your work online value a small printed run they can hold and keep.

Skills you can bring: A body of work that holds up in print

Sticker packs of your characters or catchphrases for fans to put on laptops and water bottles

Stickers are an easy first purchase for fans, and they put them where other people see them.

Skills you can bring: Characters or phrases your audience loves

A boxed starter kit for beginners with the exact tools you use, such as your brushes and paper

Beginners want to start with the tools you use, and one box saves them the research.

Skills you can bring: A craft people want to start and firm opinions on tools

Instant text replies to missed calls for plumbers, with a booking link

Plumbers miss calls on the job, and a text within a minute keeps the customer from calling someone else.

Skills you can bring: Years of booking plumbing jobs over the phone

Patient review requests and replies for dental offices, each reply approved before it posts

Patients choose dentists by their reviews, and most offices have no time to ask for them or answer them.

Skills you can bring: Experience running a dental front desk

Follow-up texts and emails for roofers after each estimate, spaced over two weeks

Homeowners often go quiet after an estimate, and a polite reminder wins back jobs the roofer already priced.

Skills you can bring: Experience selling roofs to homeowners

Monthly updates to salons' search listings and websites, keeping hours, services and photos current

People book the nearby salon that looks open and clear, and many salon listings are half filled in.

Skills you can bring: Experience running or working in a salon

HVAC maintenance plans for homeowners, with two tune-ups a year and priority booking, billed monthly

HVAC companies want steady income, and plan tune-ups fill their slow weeks in spring and fall.

Skills you can bring: Years running an HVAC company's service trucks

Weekly bookkeeping for cafés, with sales, costs and labor sorted and a one-page profit report

Café margins hide in food and labor costs, and owners who see them weekly can fix a bad week quickly.

Skills you can bring: Experience tracking food and labor costs in a café

New phone-friendly websites for electricians, with services, service area, reviews and a quote form

Many electricians' websites are years old and break on phones, where most customers find them.

Skills you can bring: Experience as an electrician or in home services