Ideas catalog
Every idea we've derived from recent research — the ones marked “Prototype” come with a live demo you can try.
Built on a single qualitative literature review of two contested 40-year-old theories, this MI-profiling tool faces fundamental credibility problems and enters a crowded teacher-planning market with no defensible scientific edge.
A research toolkit for physicists to study how mass is created without using the Higgs field.
Backed by 2 papers
A niche software integration tool for biophysical data that offers moderate value to drug discovery but lacks a strong proprietary moat and a clear, singular product wedge.
Backed by 5 papers
A niche B2B tool for labor organizations that transforms sociological theory into a practical decision-tree for insecure workers, though it risks being a 'workbook in an app' with limited scalability.
Backed by 2 papers
A workshop canvas that helps teams design data overlays based on the user's environment and activity.
A reporting tool that helps researchers record emotional field moments as detailed stories instead of short labels.
A high-utility safety feature that solves a specific sensor blind spot, though its commercial viability depends heavily on V2X infrastructure adoption.
An alert service that warns factory workers months before their employer is likely to move the plant to another place.
Backed by 3 papers
A specialized software tool for automating 3D geometric morphometric analysis, bridging the gap between raw scan data and phylogenetic evolutionary insights.
Backed by 13 papers
A useful but low-moat clinical decision support tool that attempts to unify siloed thoracic specialties, though it relies on generic medical knowledge rather than a proprietary technical breakthrough.
Backed by 2 papers
A service that connects linguistics books with experts who can write professional reviews for journals.
A well-reasoned tool for teacher productivity that suffers from low novelty due to a nearly identical existing blueprint in the catalog.
Backed by 3 papers
A high-risk psychological 'trick' that leverages a single study to deceive users into thinking an AI is human, creating significant ethical and regulatory liabilities in the mental health space.
A high-risk, high-reward pharmaceutical play that attempts to decouple the antidepressant effects of psychedelics from their hallucinogenic properties, though it faces significant oncogenic safety hurdles and direct competition from existing PAM concepts.
Backed by 10 papers
A niche sourcing service with high operational risk and weak evidence, attempting to monetize a narrow academic research pipeline.
A home stool test for gym members to see if their gut health improves after a training block.
Backed by 2 papers
A high-potential pharmaceutical lead targeting a specific TrkB transmembrane domain to decouple antidepressant neuroplasticity from hallucinogenic effects, though it is nearly identical to existing catalog ideas.
Backed by 9 papers
A mathematically sophisticated risk tool that targets a high-value niche, though it relies on a very general research overview rather than a specific, proven financial model.
A high-potential XR collaboration tool that pivots from a generic 'war room' to a specific technical solution for ad-hoc session merging in immersive analytics.
Backed by 8 papers
A calculator for fusion plant operators to find the best mix of helium fuel to get the most power.
Backed by 2 papers