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- KidsRecruiting: People support this idea. It is looking for a team to build it.A swap shelf for school uniformsKids grow out of school uniforms long before they wear them out. A swap shelf in every school, with an app that shows which sizes are there, lets parents give and take for free.$2,335 to go · 9 supporters
- BusinessNew: Just published: no team and no supporters yet.A tiny CRM for craft shopsSmall craft shops keep customers in notebooks and chats. A CRM that sets up in ten minutes keeps orders, birthdays and repeat buyers in one place, without a manual.Be the first to support
- CommunityFunding: A team is ready to build it. Support is still being raised.A marketplace for local makersA marketplace that connects local makers with buyers in their own city. Makers list what they make by hand, buyers pick it up nearby or get it delivered the same day, and money stays in the neighbourhood instead of going to a global platform.$16,930 to go · 184 supporters
- CommunityRecruiting: People support this idea. It is looking for a team to build it.Language evenings for newcomersNewcomers learn a language faster with locals than with apps. Evenings in cafés pair a newcomer with a local for an hour: half the time in one language, half in the other.$1,950 to go · 39 supporters
- FoodFunding: A team is ready to build it. Support is still being raised.A week of recipes from a fridge photoTake a photo of your fridge and get a week of simple recipes that use what is already there, in the order things go off. A shopping list fills only the gaps, so less food ends up in the bin.$9,345 to go · 231 supporters
- ClimateFunding: A team is ready to build it. Support is still being raised.A carbon receipt for groceriesEvery grocery receipt could show the carbon footprint of what you bought, next to the price. Shops get a ready plug-in for their tills, shoppers see where small swaps make a difference.$5,055 to go · 88 supporters
- FoodFunding: A team is ready to build it. Support is still being raised.Surplus bread at closing timeBakeries bake more than they sell to keep the shelves full. Half an hour before closing they could post what is left, and people nearby reserve it for half the price and pick it up on the way home.$5,425 to go · 118 supporters
- KidsRecruiting: People support this idea. It is looking for a team to build it.A toy library for familiesChildren outgrow toys in months. A toy library subscription would let families swap toys instead of buying new ones: borrow a box, keep it for a month, bring it back clean and take the next one.$6,405 to go · 27 supporters
- FinanceFunding: A team is ready to build it. Support is still being raised.Invoices in any currencyFreelancers who work with clients abroad juggle currencies and tax rules. One simple tool makes the invoice in the client’s currency and keeps the books in yours.$6,210 to go · 64 supporters
- EducationNew: Just published: no team and no supporters yet.A voice coach for shy speakersAn app that helps shy people practise speaking in public. You rehearse a short talk at home, it listens and tells you where you rushed, mumbled or used filler words, and gives you a small exercise for the next day.Be the first to support
- ArtFunding: A team is ready to build it. Support is still being raised.Unsigned musicians making albums togetherMusicians without a label could record an album together: one writes, one plays drums, one mixes, and everyone's share of the future income is written down from day one. The platform keeps the files, the versions and who did what.$13,660 to go · 38 supporters
- AIFunding: A team is ready to build it. Support is still being raised.Medical letters in plain languagePeople get letters from doctors and labs they cannot read. You take a photo, and the assistant explains it in plain words, says what is urgent and what to ask the doctor next time.$4,745 to go · 207 supporters
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