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  1. 1

    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

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  2. 2

    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

    $29–$49Start this
  3. 3

    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

    $79–$149Start this
  4. 4

    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

    $9.99/moStart this
  5. 5

    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

  6. 6

    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

    $19–$39Start this
  7. 7

    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

    $29 review, $49/mo coachingStart this
  8. 8

    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

  9. 9

    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

  10. 10

    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

    $7–$15Start this
  11. 11

    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

  12. 12

    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

  13. 13

    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

    $49–$79Start this
  14. 14

    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

    $29–$49Start this
  15. 15

    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

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  16. 16

    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

    $19–$49Start this
  17. 17

    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

    $5–$15Start this
  18. 18

    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

    $8–$15Start this
  19. 19

    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

    $15–$49 per fontStart this
  20. 20

    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

    $9–$29Start this
  21. 21

    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

    $5–$20Start this
  22. 22

    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

    $199 per bookStart this
  23. 23

    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

    Ad revenue and sponsorsStart this
  24. 24

    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

    Affiliate commissionsStart this
  25. 25

    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

    Affiliate commissionsStart this
  26. 26

    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

    $29–$79Start this
  27. 27

    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

    Ad revenueStart this
  28. 28

    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

    Per clip or subscriptionStart this
  29. 29

    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

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  30. 30

    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

  31. 31

    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

  32. 32

    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

    $15 per seat/moStart this
  33. 33

    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

    $20/mo per toolStart this
  34. 34

    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

  35. 35

    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

    $5 per user/moStart this
  36. 36

    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

    $199/moStart this
  37. 37

    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

  38. 38

    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

  39. 39

    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

  40. 40

    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

  41. 41

    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

  42. 42

    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

  43. 43

    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

  44. 44

    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

  45. 45

    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

  46. 46

    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

  47. 47

    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

  48. 48

    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

  49. 49

    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

  50. 50

    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

    $149–$249 per siteStart this
  51. 51

    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

    $499–$1,200 per reportStart this
  52. 52

    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

    $19–$39Start this
  53. 53

    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

    $19–$49Start this
  54. 54

    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

    $29–$59Start this
  55. 55

    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

    $19–$49Start this
  56. 56

    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

    $15–$29Start this
  57. 57

    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

    $8–$19Start this
  58. 58

    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

    $79–$199Start this
  59. 59

    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

    $19–$49Start this
  60. 60

    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

    $9–$25Start this