Technology & Innovation
Recently I tried to buy an item on Facebook marketplace and olx I found that many sellers share there phone number and indentity details but they ask money first to deposit so they will deliver to me The problem that I have faced here is there is no security to your amount when you pay the person may be a scammer or legit we don't know so iam looking a platform It works like an escrow service that holds the money, and give it to the seller if he genuinely send to the buyer if not the buyer money will be refunded and seller goods will also be returned if it is damaged or other thing if a buyer faceANY ONE CAN HELP ME TO CHOOSE A PLATFORM LIKE THAT IN INDIA
From the moment we wake up — coffee, toothpaste, soap — to the moment we sleep, we're surrounded by dozens of small product decisions we make almost on autopilot: what to brush with, what to eat, what to wear, what to clean the house with, what to carry on a hike. Multiply that across a year and it's hundreds of products, each bought based on brand tier (basic, premium, luxury) rather than any real signal of whether it's actually good for us.The problem is that "premium" almost never means "backed by science" or "better for your body," and "basic" doesn't mean "bad." A $2 toothpaste can be cleaner than a $12 one. A $40 water bottle can be worse for the planet than a $15 one. Merino wool genuinely outperforms synthetic fleece in cold weather regardless of price point, and some brands (like Patagonia) are actually strong value once you account for durability — but almost no one knows this going in, because the information is scattered across dermatologist blogs, EWG ingredient databases, outdoor-gear forums, nutrition subreddits, and sustainability reports that never talk to each other.There is no single place that scores everyday products — literally A to Z, from a flashlight to a lunch, from a jacket to a bar of soap — on three axes at once: is it backed by real science as good for the human body, is it genuinely sustainable, and is it actually value for money rather than just expensive. People end up either overpaying for marketing, or underpaying and unknowingly using something that's bad for their health or the environment, simply because no trustworthy, comprehensive index exists.An app or site that catalogs everyday life category by category (personal care, food, clothing, home, travel and outdoor gear, and beyond) and rates each product on health-safety, sustainability, and value — independent of how it's marketed — would let people make better decisions in seconds instead of researching for hours per purchase.
College students, young professionals, and first-time solo travelers who want to explore new places independently.Solo travelers often struggle with deciding where to go, what places to visit, where to take photos, how to pose for photos, and how to navigate unfamiliar places. They may also miss beautiful or less-known places simply because they do not know they are nearby.I propose a Smart Solo Trip Assistant that helps users plan and enjoy their solo trip in one place. The application recommends destinations and attractions based on the user's interests, budget, available time, and current location. It provides live location and navigation, suggests the best photo spots, and uses AI to recommend poses based on the location and type of photo.A unique feature is real-time nearby discovery. When a traveler accidentally reaches or passes near an interesting place, the app can send a notification such as “✨ You’re near a beautiful hidden spot! Only 5 minutes away. Would you like to visit?” This helps travelers discover places they might otherwise miss.Key FeaturesPersonalized destination recommendationsLive location and navigationNearby tourist attractions and hidden/less-known placesReal-time notifications for interesting places nearbyBest locations for taking photosAI-based pose suggestions for solo photosPose guidance based on the location, background, and preferred styleAutomatic day-wise trip itineraryBudget and travel-time estimationLive-location sharing with trusted contactsFood, accommodation, and activity recommendationsGoal:The goal is to make solo travelling easier, safer, and more enjoyable, while helping travelers discover unexpected places and capture better memories without needing another person to guide or take their photos.
if you want to make a same loop of chat everyday in chatgpt or other agents we cant so if we want to do a automate work we need some set of automatoins in it
Freshers and early-career professionals often have the required theoretical knowledge but lack exposure to real-world professional environments. They struggle to gain practical experience with real projects, team workflows, debugging, code reviews, and business-driven problem solving because most opportunities require prior experience.
Students don't know how their current coursework maps to real skills recruiters want. App takes your syllabus/subjects each semester and gamifies "here's what this subject is actually useful for in the job market + what extra 20% you need to add." Very sharp, very underserved — nobody connects academic content to job relevance in real time.
I feel there is a big opportunity in the teaching community, one of the largest professional communities in India. Teachers deal with a lot of challenges and heavy workloads every day, but their struggles are often overlooked. If we understand what teachers really struggle with and build something that makes their everyday work easier, it could become a scalable business.
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prav3418Aug 4, 2026 6:45 AMAll the IT industry and corporate communities are aware of the AI era and its gradual dominance but unfortunately it is not the same for rural India where there is no discussion among the people what could happen in the next 10 years , how AI will impact them and their children who are going to be the graduates in the next 10 years and also communication is still Rural students and elders (who are working) are very poor at understanding English and communicating confidently in English We need an E2E application for the AI awareness application which will contain basic concepts of AI to advanced,if not government schools , we should be able to deliver this application to atleast Private School community to make them ready for the future and an auto English communication feature in the app itself, as an Indian citizen I am very disappointed and helpless to see India's AI game ,it is very poor compared to big countries mainly USA and CHINA,Japan , so atleast we should make the future children learn about thisIf we can't teach the current tech to children we can't teach or preach about what's going to happen after 10 years.App core features:Prompt engineering basics for children Basic usages of various GPTs (all the trending one)Generative AI (image,video generation,audio translations)Vibe coding Usage of AGENTSThese are basic for the students as everything can be learned if the students have basic English writing and communication Idea is to not make this as a course app but an interactive, targeted learning application for direct growth of the students in the AI field and mainly we should design features that will push the children to chose fields of work instead of following same blind paths as previous generations.Aim is to make the children so familiar with AI as a daily thing instead of rot their brain with unnecessary content in the schools and social media.if we try we can may be have million dollar companies built by children in future single handedly,I know this is too ambitious but should be tried
Engineering teams often don’t notice cloud or observability spend until the invoice lands, by which time the damage is already done. The bill can jump because of misconfigurations, autoscaling, logging spikes, data transfer, idle resources, or AI workloads, and the current tools usually explain the problem too late rather than preventing it in real time.
Me as a student in tier 3 college there should be a mentor who guide us most of us don't even know what are actual problems what ever I am doing learning form YouTube, courses etc but why not in the college let atleast some mentors should approach the tier 3 colleges and make us ready for ai wave