Frontier ideas new tech just made possible.
What a new capability can do now, who is already trying it, and what's real today versus the bet.
A sample report
One frontier idea, with the whole case.
Sample report
What a frontier idea is
Something new technology just made possible.
What it is
An idea for something not built yet that new technology makes possible: a product, a service, a tool, an agent, an interface, or a whole business with no current equivalent. AI is the most common driver, but not the only one. Frontier is a flag: it can sit on a startup, a side hustle or a one-person business.
Who it's for
Builders and early adopters who want to be first with a new capability, and need to know which capabilities are real.
What a good one looks like
Grounded in what the technology can do now: releases, research results, capability jumps, cost drops. Who is already experimenting with it. A believable path to people using it and paying for it. A clear line between what is real today and what is the bet.
The Full Report
Every frontier idea comes with the whole case.
The capability
What became possible or affordable, and when, from the release or the paper.
Who is trying it
Early users and builders already experimenting, with links.
The old problem
The costly job it now does in a way that wasn't possible before.
Real vs the bet
What works today, and what still has to come true.
Reasons not to build
Copy risk, platform risk, cost of running it: said plainly.
A first test
The cheapest way to see if anyone wants it, this week.
Free to start.
New tech, real uses.
FAQ
Is every frontier idea about AI?+
No. AI is the most common driver, but any new technology counts: a device, a new API, a price drop, a rule that opens up data.
Isn't this speculative?+
Some of it is, and the report says which part. It separates what the technology does today from what has to come true.
Why would anyone pay for something that doesn't exist yet?+
Often they already pay for the old way of doing the job. The report shows that spend, and who is already experimenting with the new way.
Is a person really involved?+
Yes. A person reviews and grades every idea, and only the best ones get researched and shared each day.
What do I get by joining the waitlist?+
First access when memberships open, plus a discount code for your first membership. Tick the box and get the free Idea of the Day by email while we finish building.