Ideas from the room.

Proposed users: Riga dog owners who need a regular weekday walk for their dog.

Proposed payer: Dog owners pay per walk; walkers receive the agreed fee.

Price to test: Proposed: €12–18 per 30-minute walk, with a clearly stated service fee.

Trigger

Each day, an owner submits a walk request with time, area, and dog needs.

Make

Suggest available nearby walkers based on schedule, area, and stated experience.

Check

Confirm walker availability and owner approval; require identity and reference checks before listing, and flag mismatches for human review.

Deliver

Send the confirmed booking details to both parties and request feedback after the walk.

First test: Manually match five Riga dog owners with local walkers for one week; track completed walks, repeat requests, and safety concerns before building software.

Proposed users: Riga students who enjoy sci-fi and want a quick, novel daily activity.

Proposed payer: Free for students; a campus club could pay for a custom themed activity pack.

Price to test: Free; proposed club pack €20.

Trigger

Each morning, generate a new mission using a Riga neighborhood and a sci-fi theme.

Make

Create a short route with three public stops and a simple observation or photo prompt at each.

Check

Check that stops are public, reachable on foot, and safe; remove prompts requiring personal data or entering private spaces.

Deliver

Send the mission in a student group channel or email digest.

First test: Manually make five missions for one Riga neighborhood and invite 10 students to try them over a week; ask whether they completed one and would want another.

Proposed users: Riga students who commute by bus and check the same routes regularly.

Proposed payer: Students or families; keep basic alerts free and test a €2/month premium plan.

Price to test: Free basic alerts; proposed premium price: €2/month.

Trigger

Each weekday before a user's saved commute, check for updated timing data.

Make

Compare the latest available bus estimate with the scheduled arrival and create a route-specific alert.

Check

Check that the route and stop match the saved commute and that the timing data is recent; suppress stale or conflicting alerts.

Deliver

Send a concise alert when the bus is meaningfully late or early; otherwise show the latest status.

First test: Ask 10 Riga student commuters to choose a regular route for two weeks; manually verify alerts against live arrival data and record whether they were useful.

Proposed users: Riga students who want confidence talking with new people, including women.

Proposed payer: Students pay; a basic set of practice prompts is free.

Price to test: Free basic version; proposed Plus price: €3/month.

Trigger

The user chooses a daily situation, such as meeting someone at a student event.

Make

Generate a fresh opener and a short role-play tailored to the situation.

Check

Screen suggestions for respectful, non-pressuring language and let the user flag awkward prompts.

Deliver

Show the opener and role-play, then offer a brief reflection after practice.

First test: Build a simple prompt prototype and ask 10 Riga students to try it for a week; track repeat use and collect feedback.

Proposed users: Riga student clubs and small local businesses that publish short videos weekly.

Proposed payer: Clubs pay per clip; small businesses can subscribe for a weekly batch.

Price to test: Proposed: €10 per clip or €39/month for four clips.

Trigger

The user uploads a new video and selects a platform and style.

Make

Create a short edit with captions, simple cuts, and a platform-sized export.

Check

Flag missing audio or captions and let the user preview and approve before export.

Deliver

Send the approved clip and caption draft for the selected platform.

First test: Offer a manual editing pilot to five Riga clubs or small businesses; ask them to submit one new video and assess turnaround, usefulness, and willingness to pay.

Proposed users: Riga park visitors, students, and families looking for an easy outdoor activity.

Proposed payer: Users pay per rental; a venue partner may host the locker in exchange for a share.

Price to test: Proposed: €3–€5 for a two-hour game rental.

Trigger

A visitor scans the venue’s QR code and selects an available game set.

Make

The system records the booking and assigns a numbered, prepared game kit.

Check

Before confirming, check availability, payment, and that the kit is marked ready; staff inspect returned kits daily.

Deliver

Show pickup instructions and a return time; send a reminder before the rental ends.

First test: Ask one Riga café or community venue to host a checkout box with 5 game kits for a week; invite 20 visitors to try it and track rentals, returns, and damage.

Proposed users: Riga students who want to review a lecture in a specific format, such as key terms, flashcards or a concise summary.

Proposed payer: Students pay; offer a limited free sample to test demand.

Price to test: Proposed: €3 per lecture pack, or €6 per month for a small weekly allowance.

Trigger

After a lecture, a student uploads a recording they are allowed to use and selects a topic or format.

Make

Transcribe the recording and generate a tailored summary, key terms and practice questions.

Check

Check transcription quality and flag uncertain passages; let the student review the draft before relying on it.

Deliver

Send the study pack to the student, with a link back to the relevant recording timestamps where available.

First test: Ask 5–10 Riga students to try one pack from a permitted lecture recording; measure whether they find it useful and would pay the proposed price.

Proposed users: Riga students and visitors planning a bar night.

Proposed payer: Users pay for premium route options; basic routes are free.

Price to test: Proposed: €2 per night or €4/month.

Trigger

A user selects a date, starting point, and bars to visit.

Make

Generate a route that minimizes walking time while accounting for selected opening hours.

Check

Flag missing or uncertain hours and let users review the stops before generating the route.

Deliver

Show the ordered stops, estimated walking times, and a shareable route summary.

First test: Ask 10 Riga students to choose 4–6 bars; manually generate routes and see whether they would use or pay for the planner.

Proposed users: Students and other Riga residents looking for a new place or a good-value pint.

Proposed payer: Bars pay for clearly labeled featured deals; listings stay free for users.

Price to test: Proposed: €25 per bar per month for a featured deal listing.

Trigger

Each day, refresh the list of available deals and flag listings due for confirmation.

Make

Collect bar-submitted deals and opening details in a small, curated map.

Check

Confirm deal dates and details with the bar before showing them as current; mark unconfirmed offers clearly.

Deliver

Show nearby options, deal terms, opening details, and a reservation contact or link.

First test: Interview 5 bars and 10 students, then publish a small map of 5 confirmed venues and track whether students use it to choose a place.

Proposed users: Riga freelancers and solo entrepreneurs who handle their own receipts and invoices.

Proposed payer: Freelancers pay; an accountant could offer it as a client add-on.

Price to test: Proposed: €9/month, with a free trial month.

Trigger

When a user uploads a new receipt or invoice, or starts a monthly review.

Make

Extract key fields, categorize the document, and draft a monthly summary and checklist.

Check

Flag missing fields and uncertain tax classifications; require the user or accountant to review every item before export. Do not file with VID.

Deliver

Show the checked draft in a monthly pack, with editable entries and a reminder of items needing review.

First test: Recruit five Riga freelancers to try receipt upload and monthly summaries for two weeks; measure extraction corrections and whether they would pay €9/month.

Proposed users: Riga and Baltic SMEs that regularly seek public funding.

Proposed payer: SMEs; offer a free weekly shortlist, with paid draft outlines.

Price to test: Proposed: €29/month for draft outlines; free shortlist.

Trigger

On a scheduled weekly scan, check selected EU and national funding sources for new or changed calls.

Make

Summarize each relevant call and draft an outline using the business profile and application requirements.

Check

Verify deadlines and eligibility against the published call; flag uncertain matches and require a human review before any application is submitted.

Deliver

Email the shortlist and draft outlines, clearly labeling estimates and missing information.

First test: Interview five Riga SMEs, then manually match one week of calls to their profiles and ask whether the shortlist is useful enough to pay for.

Proposed users: Riga residents and students planning trips who can travel on flexible dates.

Proposed payer: Travelers; offer a free basic alert and a proposed €3/month premium plan.

Price to test: Free basic alerts; proposed premium price €3/month.

Trigger

Each morning, check saved destinations, budgets and date ranges for each subscriber.

Make

Collect available fare listings from permitted sources and rank new matches against each user's preferences.

Check

Check links, dates and displayed prices before sending; label fares as unverified and ask users to confirm with the airline or booking site.

Deliver

Send each subscriber a concise daily email or message with new matches and the source links.

First test: Recruit 10 Riga-based travelers for a two-week manual pilot; send daily fare matches and ask whether they would pay €3/month. Verify each fare before sharing.

Proposed users: Riga students and residents who occasionally need tools, kitchen gear, or event supplies.

Proposed payer: Borrowers pay a modest booking fee; owners list items free.

Price to test: Proposed: €1 per booking, plus any refundable deposit set by the owner.

Trigger

A user searches for an item they need today or this week.

Make

Show available listings nearby with pickup details and clear owner-set terms.

Check

Confirm the listing is current and the owner has approved the request before sharing pickup details.

Deliver

Send the borrower the approved listing and arrange a simple return reminder.

First test: Recruit 10 students in one Riga neighborhood, list 15 items with owner consent, and manually test whether users can arrange three safe, successful loans in a week.

Proposed users: Students and young adults at partner courtyards, cafés, and private events.

Proposed payer: Venue hosts or event organizers; passersby join free when invited.

Price to test: Proposed: €50 per 60-minute hosted session, plus venue permission.

Trigger

Each booked session or permitted event creates a new set time and location.

Make

Prepare a portable speaker, microphone, song list, and simple sign-up queue.

Check

Confirm venue permission, weather, safe sound levels, equipment, and queue capacity before starting.

Deliver

Run a time-limited karaoke session and share the next approved session location.

First test: Ask one Riga café or student venue for permission, then run one 60-minute session with a borrowed speaker and track attendance and host interest.

Proposed users: Riga students and other budget-conscious travelers planning trips from Riga.

Proposed payer: Travelers pay; test a free pilot first.

Price to test: Proposed: €3/month, with a free trial.

Trigger

Each day, check saved destination, budget, and flexible-date preferences for new matching fares.

Make

Collect fares from permitted sources and rank a small set of matches against the user’s preferences.

Check

Check fare, dates, and source before sending; flag that prices can change and avoid unverified deals.

Deliver

Send a concise alert with the fare, dates, source, and booking details when a new match appears.

First test: Recruit 10 Riga-based travelers, manually monitor a narrow set of routes for two weeks, and track whether they open alerts and would pay €3/month.

Proposed users: Riga students who use AI for study or everyday tasks, starting with one student group.

Proposed payer: Students pay for extra challenge packs; keep the core daily challenge free.

Price to test: Free core; proposed €3/month for extra packs.

Trigger

Each day, offer a new five-minute challenge on a practical task, such as checking an AI answer or refining a prompt.

Make

Generate a challenge from a small, reviewed library of tasks and example answers.

Check

Use a fixed rubric to check the response; flag uncertain cases for human review and avoid grading sensitive information.

Deliver

Show feedback, one suggested improvement, and progress toward a weekly skill goal.

First test: Build seven challenges and test them for one week with 10 Riga students; measure completion, usefulness ratings, and whether they return.

Proposed users: Riga students who want quick outfit ideas and already have a phone photo or list of clothes.

Proposed payer: Students; start free, then test a €3/month plan for saved wardrobes and extra suggestions.

Price to test: Free basic service; proposed premium price €3/month.

Trigger

Each morning, the user picks the day's weather and occasion.

Make

Suggest one outfit using the user's saved clothing items and today's conditions.

Check

Check that every suggested item is in the saved wardrobe and the combination fits the chosen occasion.

Deliver

Show the outfit with a short reason and an easy option to swap one item.

First test: Ask 8 Riga students to list 10 clothing items and try 5 daily suggestions; record whether each outfit is wearable and whether they'd use it again.

Proposed users: Riga students and young adults choosing where to meet each week.

Proposed payer: Users pay for optional curated event alerts; venues could later pay for clearly labelled listings.

Price to test: Free map; proposed alerts €2/month; sponsored listing €15/month.

Trigger

Each day, refresh the shortlist of bars and events for users’ saved preferences and chosen area.

Make

Rank a small set of places using opening hours, event details, price range and user preferences.

Check

Check listing details against current public venue information and flag uncertain or outdated entries for review.

Deliver

Show the refreshed map and explain why each place matches the user’s preferences.

First test: Ask 10 Riga students to use a basic map for one week; check whether they return and which listings they verify or find useful.

Proposed users: Riga students who want help organizing classes, study time, and everyday tasks.

Proposed payer: Students; offer a basic free version and charge for optional premium planning features.

Price to test: Free basic plan; proposed premium price €3 per month.

Trigger

Each morning, or when a user adds a task or changes a commitment.

Make

Generate a fresh, time-blocked plan from the user's tasks, calendar, and available time.

Check

Check for conflicts, missing task details, and unrealistic time estimates; ask before changing commitments.

Deliver

Show the plan with editable suggestions and a brief explanation of what changed.

First test: Ask 10 Riga students to use a simple prototype for one week; track daily use, schedule edits, and whether they would pay €3 monthly.

Proposed users: Riga students and visitors who want an engaging way to explore the city.

Proposed payer: Players use it free; local museums or tour operators could pay for sponsored quests.

Price to test: Free to play; test a proposed €50 per sponsored quest with local partners.

Trigger

When a player opens the app during a walk, offer a new nearby quest for that day.

Make

Select three mapped landmarks and create a short clue or observation task for each.

Check

Verify locations and facts against reliable sources; manually review each quest before release.

Deliver

Show the approved quest, walking route, clues, and completion badge in the app.

First test: Build one route with three landmarks and test it with 10 Riga students this week; observe completion and ask what they would change.

Proposed users: Riga students and young adults looking for spontaneous, low-cost activities.

Proposed payer: Local venues or event organizers pay for clearly labelled promoted listings; browsing stays free.

Price to test: Free for users; propose €10 per promoted listing.

Trigger

Each day, a user opens the app to see what's happening nearby and soon.

Make

Collect new event posts and show them by distance, start time, and activity type.

Check

Check required fields, remove duplicates, and hold suspicious or reported posts for human review before showing them.

Deliver

Send a fresh nearby list with event time, approximate location, and organizer details.

First test: Recruit 15 Riga students for a one-week pilot in one neighbourhood. Collect posts in a simple form, review them daily, and measure repeat visits and verified attendance.

Proposed users: Riga students sharing a flat who need occasional tools, kitchen gear, or sports equipment.

Proposed payer: Flatmates; free for a small shared catalog, with an optional paid group plan.

Price to test: Free for up to 20 items; proposed €3 per flat per month for more.

Trigger

Each day, check whether a flatmate has added or updated an item, or posted a borrowing request.

Make

Suggest a relevant item match using item categories, availability, and a simple request form.

Check

Ask the owner to confirm availability and let the borrower confirm the match before sharing contact details.

Deliver

Send both flatmates a match notification with the item, proposed pickup time, and status.

First test: Recruit two student flats, manually set up catalogs for 20 items each, and track requests and successful loans for one week.

Proposed users: Riga students who want a fun reason to explore the city with friends.

Proposed payer: Students pay; keep a basic set of quests free to try.

Price to test: Proposed: €3/month for extra quest packs and group features.

Trigger

Each morning, a user picks interests and how much time they have.

Make

Generate one fresh, walkable quest using public Riga locations and a simple task.

Check

Check the route and task for feasibility, safety, and duplicate or stale content before showing it.

Deliver

Send the quest in the app; users can mark it complete and share a result with their group.

First test: Run a one-week pilot with 10 Riga students using a simple chat group and manually prepared quests; track starts, completions, and willingness to pay.

Proposed users: Riga students who shop online or keep receipts and want help spotting potential claims.

Proposed payer: Users; keep a basic manual-check service free during the test.

Price to test: Free pilot; later test €2/month for automated receipt reminders.

Trigger

Each day, the app checks newly added receipts and flags upcoming return or warranty deadlines.

Make

Extract the purchase date, retailer, item, and relevant deadline from the receipt.

Check

Ask the user to confirm extracted details; show the source and mark uncertain eligibility rather than promising a refund.

Deliver

Send a concise alert with the possible action and a draft message the user can review.

First test: Recruit 10 Riga students to submit recent receipts for two weeks; manually verify deadlines and usefulness before building automation.

Proposed users: Riga residents with a flexible schedule who book recurring barber visits or sports courts.

Proposed payer: Users pay for alerts; participating venues may use a free pilot.

Price to test: Proposed: €2 per month; free for the first pilot.

Trigger

Each day, check participating venues for newly available cancellations matching the user's saved preferences.

Make

Collect available slots and match them to users' chosen venue, time window, and notice period.

Check

Confirm the slot is still bookable before sending an alert; show the venue's official booking method and make clear the user must book it.

Deliver

Send a concise email or message with the slot, venue, and booking instructions.

First test: Ask two Riga barbers or sports venues to share openings for two weeks; invite 15 local customers to set preferences and track verified alerts and bookings.

Proposed users: Riga students and households who plan a weekly grocery shop.

Proposed payer: Shoppers; keep a basic comparison free and test a paid weekly price alert.

Price to test: Free; optional alerts proposed at €2/month.

Trigger

Each week, a user submits a shopping list and chooses nearby supermarkets.

Make

Match list items to available store prices and estimate each basket total.

Check

Flag missing items, mismatched sizes, stale prices, and estimates based on incomplete data before showing results.

Deliver

Show comparable totals, item matches, price freshness, and the cheapest sufficiently complete basket.

First test: Ask 10 Riga shoppers to submit real weekly lists; manually compare prices at two stores for one week and check whether they find the result useful.

Proposed users: Drivers who regularly park in the chosen neighborhood and check before leaving.

Proposed payer: Drivers pay for a premium alert; local garages could later pay for clearly labelled listings.

Price to test: Free basic map; proposed premium alerts €2/month.

Trigger

Each morning and when a user searches, refresh the selected area's parking estimates.

Make

Combine permitted public parking information with anonymized user reports to estimate availability by block.

Check

Reject stale reports, flag low-confidence estimates, and show when information was last updated; do not present estimates as confirmed spaces.

Deliver

Show a compact map and nearby alternatives, with an optional alert when a monitored area is likely to have space.

First test: Choose one neighborhood; interview 10 local drivers and run a one-week manual availability board with opt-in reports. Compare estimates with spot checks before building an app.

Proposed users: Riga students tracking coursework, applications, bills, or other important dates.

Proposed payer: Students; offer a free trial and charge for ongoing reminders.

Price to test: Proposed: €2/month; free tier with up to three deadlines.

Trigger

Each morning, check users’ upcoming deadlines and any new dates they add.

Make

Create a fresh daily summary with days remaining and one practical next step per deadline.

Check

Check dates against the user’s saved entries, flag missing details, and never change a deadline automatically.

Deliver

Send the summary through email or a simple dashboard; let users correct dates or pause reminders.

First test: Ask 10 Riga students to enter real upcoming deadlines in a basic prototype; test daily summaries for one week and measure whether they check and act on them.

Proposed users: Riga students choosing where to eat or run errands this week.

Proposed payer: Venues pay for a clearly labeled listing; basic wait reports are free to users.

Price to test: Proposed €19/month per venue; user access free.

Trigger

Each morning, refresh venue wait estimates and accept new reports from users.

Make

Combine recent user reports with venue updates into a simple wait estimate and timestamp.

Check

Flag stale or conflicting reports; show uncertainty and withhold estimates that fail basic checks.

Deliver

Publish a fresh list of venues and estimated waits, with last-updated times.

First test: Ask 10 students to report waits at 3 nearby venues for one week; compare estimates with observed waits and check whether they use the list to choose where to go.

Proposed users: Riga student flatmates who share groceries, bills, or household supplies.

Proposed payer: Flatmates; offer a free pilot, then charge the group €2/month.

Price to test: Free for a small pilot; proposed €2 per group per month.

Trigger

A flatmate records a new shared expense or settlement each day.

Make

Calculate each person's balance and prepare a concise group update.

Check

Confirm amounts and participants with the person who entered the expense; flag unclear entries for correction before sending.

Deliver

Show the updated balances and let the group send or copy a polite reminder.

First test: Ask two Riga student flats to log shared expenses for one week; check whether they use the balance summaries and whether anyone would pay €2/month.

Proposed users: Riga students who occasionally need tools, kitchen gear, or event equipment.

Proposed payer: Borrowers pay a small fee; owners can list items free.

Price to test: Proposed: €2–€5 per day, plus a refundable deposit set by item value.

Trigger

Each day, a user searches for an item needed for a class, move, repair, or event.

Make

Show available items from a limited pool, with price, pickup window, and return time.

Check

Confirm availability with the owner and verify pickup and return times before booking.

Deliver

Send the borrower a confirmed reservation and clear pickup, deposit, and return instructions.

First test: Recruit 10 Riga students and 5 lenders; manually list 10 items and test whether students complete at least 3 paid one-day bookings in two weeks.

Proposed users: Riga students and remote workers looking for a place to focus.

Proposed payer: Users; cafes could later pay for verified listings, with clear labeling.

Price to test: Free pilot; test a proposed €2/month premium alert.

Trigger

Each morning, or when a user searches, request current location and preferred travel distance.

Make

Rank a small directory of study spots using opening hours, facilities and recent user noise reports.

Check

Check opening hours against published venue information and flag crowd or noise reports as unverified until corroborated.

Deliver

Show a shortlist with distance, facilities, last-checked time and confidence; let users report changes.

First test: Manually curate 10 central Riga spots, then ask 10 students to use the shortlist for one week and report whether it helped them choose.

Proposed users: Riga renters and homeowners with a new appliance or household problem.

Proposed payer: Users pay; start with a free guide, then test a one-off technician-ready report.

Price to test: Free guide; proposed report price: €3.

Trigger

A user enters a new appliance problem or symptom.

Make

Generate a short set of safe, model-aware checks and a technician-ready symptom summary.

Check

Flag electrical, gas, or other hazards; review advice against a vetted checklist and avoid repair instructions for risky faults.

Deliver

Show the checks and summary, with a clear recommendation to stop and contact a qualified technician when needed.

First test: Recruit 5 Riga residents to try a clickable prototype with common faults; observe whether the checks are clear and safe before testing willingness to pay.