buildthisplease.world
Post what's missing. Build what's missing.
One public list. People write down the thing they wish existed, founders and solo builders read it for their next idea, and upvotes decide what gets made first.
Free to read, free to post, free to answer. No catch, promise ✌️
What the list looks like
- 214A way to split rent when everyone pays a different share
- 138Turn a messy CSV export into a clean invoice, without a spreadsheet
- 96Track which of my freelance clients actually pay on time
- 41One inbox for the four tools my small team lives in
One list, two sides.
- Someone writes down what's missing
- No deck, no mockup, no pitch. Just the thing they keep wishing existed, in plain words.
- Everyone else votes
- Upvotes move the problems with real pull to the top, so demand is visible before anyone writes a line of code.
- Builders reply with what they'd ship
- Answers get voted on too. The poster ends up with a shortlist instead of silence, and the builder ends up talking to people who already raised their hand.
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If something is missing
You shouldn't have to build it yourself.
Describe the tool, workflow, or fix you keep wishing for. If other people want the same thing, it climbs the list — and the builders reading it see exactly what to make.
If you build things
Stop guessing which idea has pull.
- The list opens ranked by votes, so the strongest demand is already at the top.
- Reply in the thread and get judged by the people who'd actually use it.
- Talk to them before you commit a single sprint.
For builders
Your reply reaches the person who asked.
Answer a thread with what you'd build — or what you already shipped — and it lands in front of the person who wrote the problem down, plus everyone who upvoted it. You are not interrupting anyone. They asked first.
- No ad spend
- No cold outreach
- Upvoted replies rise to the top