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by Roman
by James
by David Anderson
by Jai
by Adam Rhinehart
Tampa, FL
Detailing businesses run across a patchwork of disconnected tools for customers, scheduling, operations, payments and growth.
by Adam Thompson
Blanco, TX
by Shikshita Juyal
by Gene
Auckland
Tradies lack a live cost picture against budget, spend hours on manual client updates, and find budget blowouts too late.
by Fernando Jia
Enterprises must either share proprietary data with frontier AI labs and risk losing competitive advantage, or overspend on inferior custom AI wrappers to keep control of their data.
by Sudhanva Athreya
Atlanta, Georgia
by Donald Workman
Apopka, FL
Millions of American households lack reliable and affordable home internet; the FCC ACP $30/mo subsidy ended for 23M households.
by Richard Nilsson
Pet owners lack real-time, continuous health monitoring and data-driven insights for early detection and preventative care; pet care services are fragmented and pet insurance adoption is low.
by Ricardo Persaud
Manufacturers spend billions printing manuals that are discarded; 30% of support tickets are caused by poor or missing documentation; customers demand instant digital support.
by Bill Johnson
California
by Vaibhav Raina & Yash Budhia
Smartwatches today are notification mirrors and shrunken phone UIs that cannot take real actions, leading to lost productivity.
by Scott Noerr
Lewistown, Pennsylvania
by Nick Singh
London
Fragmented, inefficient ready-meal / meal prep market with many small operators lacking tech and operational scale.
by Martin
by Bryon Marshall
AI infrastructure supply is fragmented and buyers' technical requirements make it hard to find and compare credible providers across compute, cloud, colocation, connectivity and data-center capacity.
by Miriam Jones
Pasadena, CA
Traditional salon suite model leads to high churn: saturated, undifferentiated offerings, lack of business support/technology for stylists, poor community experience, limited natural light and...
by Todd Waldemar
VA
Commerce and security in restricted environments (e.g., military bases) are broken: manual/inconsistent credentialing, low courier success rates, no valid addresses, navigation blind spots, high cart...
by Trevor Thompson
by Jorge Reyna
Madison, WI
Local brands struggle with fragmented online presence and poor answer-engine visibility; AI-driven content/SEO complexity
by James Campbell
Dover, Delaware
Enterprises face a large AI capability gap: AI tools operate in isolation without business context, lack shared memory or governance, and provide no auditable trail—leading to stalled pilots and...
by Michie DeBerry
by Shane
by Andrew Davis
Palm Beach, FL
by Sunil Bagai
TX
Enterprises manage a global, multi-sourced contingent workforce across staffing vendors, freelancers and payroll providers with fragmented tools and little visibility into cost, compliance or quality...
by Stef Hammett
Bentonville, Arkansas
Consent is unclear on campuses; confusion is costly, most assaults go unreported, and campuses carry investigation, lawsuit, trust and enrollment risk.
by Joakim Søgård
by Breana Patel
New York, NY
by Shane Shuford
by Parth Shah
Writers lack a single platform to find work, apply, and get hired; income instability for writers.
by Valeriia Bilonog
by Kelfren Souza
by Jason Adams
Oklahoma
Cannabis producers face significant crop loss from viral (HPLVD) and fungal outbreaks; cloning accelerates genetic drift, reducing potency and consistency; genetic instability and disease hinder...
by Eli Farhood
Santa Monica, California
The deck identifies the problem of credential-driven friction in workforce access, highlighting issues such as stolen credentials, phishing, and social engineering leading to system breaches.
by Moe
by Rahul Kunwar
by Chad Price
Austin, TX
Local small businesses must self-manage logistics and manual deliveries, losing productivity and lacking efficient local sourcing.
by Ayush Patel
Recruiters are flooded with AI-optimized resumes — every job seeker pastes the job description into an AI tool, generates a perfect resume and uploads it — so recruiters cannot judge who the right...
by Frank
by Rick Morris
by Jack F. Kelle
by Matt
by Nyah Check
San Francisco, CA
AI agents act with production credentials, but nothing decides each action and nobody can say who authorized it.
by Kyle
by Ramkumar
Cincinnati, Ohio
by Jimmy
by Faisal Iftekhar
Home gaming lacks the high-end equipment, physical space, and social interaction of location-based entertainment; there's no seamless path between home play and arcade/VR venue experiences.
by Phoenix Gillies
by Aisha Tunkara
Atlanta, GA
by Amy Troutmiller
CA
Bottles spoil within 3 days of opening and 49% of drinkers report dumping unfinished bottles at least once a month. Boxed wine is convenient and makes up 10% of US sales, yet high-quality options...
by Constantin Kotchoubey
New York, New York
AI workloads are scheduled blindly as if power is free and clean; intraday price swings of 5-10x and carbon swings of 3-5x mean 30-50% of an AI data center energy bill is movable by flexibility.
by Luke Becker
Confidence in college and degree value is falling; universities need provable graduate outcomes and work experience for students without new budget, while founders can't afford talent and students...
by Austin Lawrence
Tucson, AZ
Traditional game shows are monetized like 1998 TV and are losing younger audiences; audiences now behave like interactive gaming communities. Industry faces a $3.36B decline in advertising revenue;...
by Andrey Nemolyakin
by Michael Donohue
by Ruben Dunning
Liverpool, Merseyside
Cold outbound sells activity, not outcomes. SDR hires cost $6,700/month with 3 months ramp, agencies cost $5,250-$9,250/month for 4-12 meetings, and AI tools give generic personalisation aimed at...
by Mikah Barnett
Nashville, TN
by Christopher Monski
by Tyler Ray
Seattle, WA
Web3 builders struggle to launch apps, websites, and tokens quickly; developer scarcity and high fraud/scam risk.
by David Yunghans
Urbana, IL
Crypto holders lack seamless banking options to convert and use crypto as everyday fiat across global currencies.
by Umer Asif
Fragmented, inflexible lighting market forcing compromises on price, design, installation, and functionality.
by Deegan Binkley
by Jon Warner
Regulatory bottlenecks, talent shortages, vendor fragmentation, reputational risk in nuclear projects.
by Stephen Popovich
Austin, TX
Family and professional caregivers lack real-time situational awareness and tools to keep elderly or cognitively impaired loved ones safe, especially those at risk of wandering or falls. Traditional...
by Vedran Balagovic
Small businesses and freelancers lack time and resources to create consistent, high-quality content across platforms.
by Josh Baker
Golf clubs lack a unified digital backbone — fragmented systems and poor member engagement.
by Gabe Liberti
New York, NY
People crave unique, in-person social experiences that can't be replicated at home. Existing group entertainment options are limited in scale, repeatability, and engagement.
by Nomaan Ahmed
Household management is time-consuming and fragmented across many tools; households face high cognitive load coordinating tasks.
by Chim Okoye
Skilled trades face a $650B succession crisis: owners average 55+ years old, 70% have no exit strategy, and without systems businesses have little value—banks won’t lend and PE won’t buy.
by Rohan Kumar Bhoi
Rural artisans face market barriers, low wages due to middlemen, and traditional leather is environmentally harmful. No large-scale plant-based luxury leather brand in India.
by Chris
by Guy Mounier
New York, NY
Enterprise buying goes through too many hands and takes too long, and often stalls into no decision because the buying committee cannot agree on a vendor; that wastes money on both sides, especially...
by Yarin Groiser
by Martin Clément
Headwear is static, driving overproduction and limiting personal expression for Gen Z and Millennials.
by Matteo Crucito
by Victoria Farias
San Antonio, TX
Children are emotionally overwhelmed and current screens/media overstimulate instead of nurturing emotional growth; confidence, resilience, and empathy are rarely taught on screen.
by Kevin Watters
Austin, TX
Dating apps optimized to keep users swiping; low satisfaction and low match conversion.
by Srini Dharmaji
Gen-Z aren’t watching live sports; they spend time on social platforms instead.
by Don DeVange
by Jeffrey Pruitt
Sports bettors rely on gut and public-driven lines; lack access to sophisticated analytics.
by Nabeel Khan
Tens of thousands of small, profitable online businesses (SaaS, AI, service tools) are too small for traditional VC or M&A. Founders burn out or stall growth but have no easy exit option....
by Darian Barnett
Las Vegas, NV
Manual, untracked referral payments creating wasted spend and lack of ROI for foot-traffic businesses.
by Moulik Mishra
College Station, TX
Drivers face exploitative commission structures; riders have no price-setting power.
by Daniel Cantando
Recyclers lack the knowledge and automation to capture value from the $250B resale market; rising labor costs are making manual sorting unsustainable.
by Andy Schwaderer
California
Enterprise data and privacy vulnerable to hacks, AI-driven attacks, and emerging quantum threats; current encryption and vendor compromise leave data exposed.
by Wubeet Wolde
Existing senior care platforms restrict live-in caregiver searches locally, limiting available candidates and driving up costs; in-home/live-in care is unaffordable for many families.
Chandigarh
Local shopkeepers are losing footfall to online shopping; most lack an effective digital presence and face costly, time-consuming marketing. Consumers find it difficult to search offline stores.
by John Popel
In Mauritius the local DoorDash/Instacart/Uber Eats clones worked badly: 'They charge... and vanish. Nothing. In three hours, they came, not my order.' John suffered from these food delivery problems...
by Zachary Farris
Lewes, DE
Private real estate lenders rely on untrusted photos and manual checks, leading to fraud and slow approvals.
by Bala C. Swamy
Austin, TX
Nutrition data for real mixed meals is highly inaccurate using photo vision or database lookups (±30–60%), undermining metabolic health management and personalized cooking.
Arizona
The company addresses the need for a scalable, efficient trucking operation in Arizona, focusing on Amazon-related freight.
by Kenneth Knoll
Fragmented delegation-of-authority and lack of auditable, enforceable decision rights
by Damian Kisiel
Poznań, Wielkopolskie
Fragmented field data, lack of integrated plantation maps and documentation, difficulty keeping crop/sector data up to date, manual payroll/calculations, underutilized weather/IoT data.
by Douglas Trovinger
Nashville, Tennessee
The deck identifies the problem of abundant deal flow but limited decision bandwidth, which slows down financial research and deal velocity.
by Don Wallace
Boca Raton/Nashville, FL/TN
Attorneys rely on screenshots, paralegal retyping and manual redactions to present client text messages as evidence, which is slow, costly, error-prone and carries high motion-to-strike risk.
by RomanTroskin
Singapore
The deck identifies the problem of abundant deal flow but limited decision bandwidth, which slows down financial research and deal velocity.
by Vladimir Kaverin
Graz
High cost and fragile economics for small mushroom farmers due to fragmented supply chain
by Duol Chut
Minneapolis, MN
1) Negative cannabis stigma and lack of media support for underrepresented cannabis creators and brands; 2) Fast fashion waste and sustainability issues; 3) Limited professional platforms for...
by Bryan Daddio
New York City, NY
Multi-family building owners face high water costs, poor communal laundry experience, and many buildings lack infrastructure for in-unit washers/dryers.
by Rian Gauvreau
Vancouver, BC
Doctors hate every EMR on the market — they hold clinicians back, cost time and money, and force them to carry unfinished work home, worsening burnout. Rian says the software situation in medicine in...
by Rashan Allen
No existing action cameras can be used accessory-free for comfortable, safe first-person capture in contact sports.
by Harish Chauhan
Many SME owners cannot sell or realize full enterprise value because value is tied to the owner, systems are undocumented, and intangible assets are not monetized.
by Delanyo Atakli
African remote workers face high fees (avg. 8.16%), multi-day delays, and compliance issues when receiving international salaries. They juggle multiple apps/accounts (e.g., Wise, Revolut) and...
by Salbador Mondragon
Charlotte, North Carolina
Hidden costs and unclear pricing in cleaning services lead to high booking abandonment and friction.
by Dean Jensen
Miami, FL
Local Main Street HVAC businesses are at risk from retiring owners and Private Equity takeovers; employees and community value are threatened.
by Fahad Hossain
New York
Fundraising and investor relations workflows for alternative asset managers are manual, fragmented, and inefficient.
by James Clarke
Austin, TX
1 in 8 surgeries results in a surgical site infection; no way to detect infection at home, clinicians rely on patient self-reporting; $21,000 per readmission.
by Álvaro T. González
San Diego, California
Mid-sized fashion retailers (USD $5M–$100M GMV) suffer low online conversion, high return rates, and semantic/catalog gaps that reduce margins.
by George Pickering
Aldie, VA
No single portal exists where consumers or businesses can request quotes/proposals for all local B2C and B2B services; the market is fragmented across many niche sites.
by Bhanu K Jain
Mysuru, Karnataka
As data-localisation, cybersecurity and infrastructure-sovereignty requirements accelerate globally, regulated enterprises need technology that can operate with greater autonomy, control and security...
by Alex Hochberger
Florida
Legacy corporate systems and financial rails do not natively connect to blockchain infrastructure.
by Dmitry Romantsov
Unstructured legal intake creates high preparation overhead and incomplete materials before attorney engagement.
by Karen Laing
The maternal and infant care system faces surging demand but lacks infrastructure. Providers spend 40%+ of their time on non-billable admin work, use multiple disconnected tools, and miss significant...
by Blake Burns
Frisco, Texas
Homeowners lack transparent, fair pricing for home repairs and are frequently overcharged.
by Vu Hoang Anh
Public data is published in many messy formats with no shared schema (ZIPs, GRIB, PDFs, CSVs), making it expensive and slow for teams to build reliable ML training datasets and production endpoints.
by Nicole V. Pires
New York, NY
Founders experience high unmet mental health needs and lack a private, affordable measurement and support product.
by Brent Smith
Dublin, Dublin
Data stolen today will be decrypted once quantum computers arrive; email is the number one attack vector (82% of malicious files arrive by email); no single tool combines quantum-safe encryption,...
by Dr. Derek P.
Over 70 million people in the U.S. have digestive issues and most never find out why. Current approaches involve expensive tests, blind supplement overuse, and single-snapshot testing that doesn’t...
by Corey Martin
Difficulty converting AI prototypes into flight-ready embedded systems due to SWaP-C constraints, V&V, cybersecurity and traceability requirements.
by Alberto Clemenzi
Torino
Fragmented patient journey and disconnected services causing lost data, misdirected demand, and inefficient care.
by Ihab Odeh
Battery-grade graphite demand is outpacing supply; recyclers have residual graphite that is underutilized or disposed at cost.
by VedranBalagovic
Founders are blind to their own UX; traditional user testing is slow and costly; ~75% of new users churn in 72 hours due to first-run friction not caught by QA.
by Sundeep Kumar
Singapore
Current AI suffers from context loss and stateless interactions; intellumia aims to solve by building a personal AI twin with persistent graph memory.
by Craig Butler
Baltimore, MD
Information is captured across many tools and formats (AI chats, PDFs, notes, voice memos) and becomes hard to retrieve; AI conversations vanish when tabs close; tools are fragmented and unconnected.
by Dr. Tej Garikapati
by Ramsey Shaffer
Chicago
9 of 10 growth-stage B2B brands fail at creator marketing: can't find, reach, run, or afford creators; agencies and tools are priced for the F500.
by Talor Byington
Texas
New data centers wait 5-7 years for grid power; the Texas grid queue is closed while tenants need power now.
by Bar Gvili
Land investment is a broken, fragmented system involving many intermediaries (lawyers, appraisers, surveyors, brokers, etc.), costing $10K–$15K and taking 90+ days.
by Akangshya Chetia Phukan
Guwahati
Outbound prospecting is difficult without signal-driven targeting; tool stacks are complex and brittle.
by Aousaf Rashid
Design & marketing agencies spend 7–14 days and significant cost converting document-first content into polished websites.
by Gil Bar-Lev
Fairfield, NJ
Retailers demand 250-350 data points per product with inconsistent formats; vendor approval takes 6-18 months and costs ~$100K per retailer for 100 products.
by Andrew Kalogerakis
Boston, MA
Pay inequity (actual and perceived) drives turnover and disengagement; companies need tools to build trust and equitable pay at scale.
by Ananias
by Pankaj Sharma
Houston, TX
Upstream operators face disconnected systems, manual data stitching, long decision latency and unplanned downtime.
by Claude
by Adam Meek
Tallahassee, Florida
Citrus growers face systemic yield decline due to Huanglongbing (HLB), an endemic bacterial infection spread by the Asian citrus psyllid. Traditional open-air mitigation is ineffective and the legacy...
by KristiforMilchev
Third-party cloud signing creates privacy, custody and provenance gaps for sensitive documents.
by Michael Oster
Global freshwater scarcity across agriculture, industry, and cities; reverse osmosis is expensive, energy-intensive, slow to permit, and environmentally challenging.
by Laurent Audoly
Boston, MA
Heart and kidney disease are still treated in a broad, non-precise way, unlike oncology where molecular fingerprinting tailors the drug to the patient. GLP-1s like Ozempic and Mounjaro don't address...
by Frank Spadafora
Seattle, Washington
89% of seen ads are ignored or forgotten and 50% of digital marketing budgets yield no business impact; marketers waste $245B a year on stale ads and one-size-fits-all promos.
by Britt Platte
North Carolina
People watch TV alone and lack a social space to watch, chat and share theories about shows together.
by AnveshIyer
Therapy in India is expensive, has long waitlists, and is stigmatized; most people never receive care despite large unmet need.
by Finance Team
Land investment is still a manual process; teams spend weeks or months collecting fragmented information before deciding whether a parcel is worth pursuing.
by Nate Fischer
Gainesboro, TN
Rural and small-town demand is growing (digital nomads, remote workers) while legacy rural development models fail to capture value and coordinate community-building.
by Laila Marshall
Los Angeles, CA
Event planning is fragmented: disjointed tools, manual coordination, poor change propagation across vendors/staff, and no repeatability, causing ~30% inefficiency.
by Michael Gruver
College Station, Texas
by Nick O
Satellite operators in LEO face lost satellites, maneuver uncertainty, unsafe rendezvous operations, and heavy reliance on ground sensing infrastructure with no standard tools.
by Scott Noerr
Lewistown, Pennsylvania
Fragmentation in freight: no secure, transparent platform connecting shippers, brokers and trucking companies, causing 50%+ staffing bloat and 30%+ empty miles.
by Cayton Stephanie Flemming
Phoenix, Arizona
Execution breaks across independent businesses, systems, teams, and time; despite widespread AI/tool adoption, continuity and coordination are missing.
by Tray Bailey
Atlanta, Georgia
Declining reader engagement with static text
by Shubh Bhakta
Texas
The senior living journey has no guidance: after a crisis like a fall, families rush a parent into whatever home is nearby, and visibility drops off after move-in, so residents withdraw within 60-90...
by Sidi mini
by Neeraj Jain
Reno, Nevada
Fragmented clinical collaboration across healthcare practices.
by William D Taylor IV
Greenville, SC
by Matt Schalsey
Lincoln, NE
Recruiting runs on messy, manual pipelines — spreadsheets, Slack threads and crossed fingers — with no visibility or predictability and inconsistent processes, because most systems weren't built for...
by Raghu Bala
Santa Ana, CA
Lack of trust, identity and transaction rails for autonomous AI agents operating across enterprises.
by Rafael Ortega
America's buildings and infrastructure are deteriorating; lenders, insurers, and owners spend ~$80B/year managing risk using guesswork (depreciation schedules, age tables, visual inspections) due to...
by Godwin Grant Oyintey
Santrokofi-Benua, Oti Region
Growing demand for quality, affordable, eco-friendly student and worker accommodation in Ghana.
by Fabrizio Dodaro
Milan
Employees put company data at risk using public AI (shadow AI); data leaves company control with no governance visibility.
by Mike Connolly
Unreliable bloodstream access for dialysis; vascular access grafts face high rates of occlusion and infection leading to morbidity, mortality and high Medicare cost.
by Eugenia Lopez
VA
Connecting consumers and professionals via a single RFQ form and recurring reminders for home, vehicle, money, retirement, pets, health, and business needs.
by Bill Perry
San Francisco, California
Surgical soft tissue repairs often fail as sutures cut through tissue or mesh at anchor points, causing pain, dehiscence, hernia recurrence, and reoperations.
by Lindsay Lyon
Lack of shared social entertainment in everyday snacking moments
by Nqabayethu Moyo
Bulawayo, Zimbabwe
Limited access to personalized exam prep across Africa & parts of Asia due to poor connectivity and legacy devices.
by Antony Dubost
London, England
Short-form video drives food discovery, but delivery apps lack video and true discovery; engagement on social doesn’t connect to purchase. Paid ranking favors chains; rising commissions squeeze...
by Motasem Herati
Dubai
Manual, paper-based systems dominate Quran centers and mosques; inefficient student tracking, weak communication, poorly managed attendance.
by Tyler Prochnow
TX
Traditional metal antennas and EMI shielding are heavy, limited at higher frequencies, and subject to corrosion; customers need lighter, higher-performance alternatives.
by Prashant Prahlad
Dubai, Dubai
Ownership is increasingly a liability; high interest rates, inflation, and asset maintenance costs make buying/owning difficult. The rental market is fragmented, offline, and untrusted, leaving large...
by Chris Brantley
Portland, Oregon
Performing arts nonprofits are under financial stress post-2019 with declining revenue and the old institutional model failing. Every organization must also function as a digital marketing,...
by Nevada King
Dallas, TX
Compounding biological debt in propagated plants (pathogens, epigenetic drift, manual variability) that caps yield.
by Umar Hayat
Pakistan lacks a regulated, dollar-native wallet that holds PKR, USD, and stablecoins in one app.
by Jonny Boyarsky
Boston, MA
Investors struggle to efficiently track startups and founders have no way to effectively show people what they’re doing; early stage pitch decks are often poor.
by Cornelius Bryant
Baltimore, Maryland
Marketing budgets are wasted due to lack of pre-spend validation; businesses pay for hindsight.
by James Weldy
Chicago
Surgery cancellations cost hospitals millions, but prepping patients thoroughly is complex; ineffective prep causes OR downtime, clinician time waste, frustrated patients, and risk of patient harm...
by Jon Nelson
Pioneertown , CA
The deck identifies a significant bottleneck in financial research, which is a critical component of dealmaking. It highlights the scarcity of decision bandwidth and the delays in deal closure as...
by Ankur Patel
Clarksburg, Maryland
Traditional drug discovery is slow, risky, and cannot study BSL-4 pathogens like Nipah.
by Alice Bull
San Francisco, California
Builders ship products but lack the GTM system to convert those products into sustainable businesses.
by Ronak Kumar Samantray
Hyderabad, Telangana
The problem is not explicitly stated but can be inferred as the need for advanced, cost-effective, and scalable orbital data centers to support global data demands.
by Mohammed Ayad
Tripoli
Over 2 million employees and workers in Libya have no open installment option; prices exceed two months' salary, bank installments are limited to the bank's own customers, and alternatives require...
by Georgia Potgieter
NSW
Lack of dedicated landing infrastructure, certified charging/power systems, and a cohesive national network for eVTOL and commercial drone operations in Australia.
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