Today, a problem happened and I thought of, what I felt, was a genius solution. I have told my family about it and they all agree - so I'm currently learning code, although it was more web page stuff. I'm going to pick more app-like stuff from now on and try my hand at making a basic app for android or ios that solves this problem.
I've looked, and it doesn't already exist.
Bar keeping it relatively to myself, how do I go about protecting it? I don't use ios, but I feel this is the better platform for it initially so will that throw up any problems?
Apologies for vagueness, I will never forget "The Best Camera" and how instagram essentially nailed the market while chase jarvis was arguing over some poorly drawn up contracts...
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Nexxxxttttt!!!
Booze and depression was so last year, drew.
Without getting into specifics, it could be something that simply becomes a tool of healthcare industries. I'm actually surprised it doesn't exist. It may not make me millions or anything really... But I actually think it might be worth looking at.
First job - establish that it doesn't exist. Have you done any discreet searching?
You might like to see if you can find any app developers with experience in that field. (I personally aren't a businessman so can't advise.)
I've done a cursory search online and on the android and ios app stores and can't find anything that does what I have in mind. I'll have a proper, longer look over coffee later (another day handing out cvs!) to try my best to make sure.
Fuck, you got me!
No, it's not. But it does relate to the medical industry and it is a huge area. The more I think about it the more it seems a good idea, but I've already found a few issues that would need to be overcome.
Lol! Maybe. I'm not sure what the implications would be tbh, I could do with an expert to run it by but experts probably charge for their time which leaves me here, handing out my cv trying to get a job.
The main complication would be integrating it with preexisting systems (which are different trust-to-trust, which is beyond fucking stupid).
So that probably writes it off before it's even begun.
Maybe you could approach an established player in the space to partner with.
Definitely, no doubt about that. But it's a relatively simple idea.
They'd probably make it the most complicated project ever... Fffffuuuuuu-
Building the app would be the easy part, building the back-end service would probably take a lot of resources.