Our challenge is adoption. Many parents don’t realize tools like this exist until conflict has already escalated into legal battles. At the same time, BeAligned is designed so that even one parent can start the process, which can shift the entire dynamic, but explaining that clearly and getting parents to try something new during a stressful life transition is difficult.

We’re looking for creative ideas on how to introduce BeAligned to parents in a way that is clear, trustworthy, and easy to engage with. How might we help parents quickly understand what BeAligned is, why it matters for their children, and feel comfortable taking the first step — even if their co-parent isn’t ready yet?

Cities want to know what you think – if you live, work, or play regularly in their city limits. They also only want to hear from you – not robots or imposters. Many constituents are reluctant to share information like their address, age, gender, or ethnicity. We use these to analyze if their collective inputs make a scientific, statistically representative sample of a population. We need your help to build trust, minimize sign up friction, and still ensure only 1 account per constituent and statistically valid samples.

Across the United States, there are millions of miles of sewer pipes underground, many of them over 50 years old. Cities send cameras through these pipes to inspect them for cracks, leaks, and other damage. The problem is that engineers and inspectors often have to watch hours of sewer video manually, which is slow and expensive. SiteScan uses artificial intelligence to automatically detect problems in sewer inspection videos, helping cities find issues faster keep the sewers from backing up. However, there’s a challenge: the people who work in sewer infrastructure have been doing inspections the same way for decades. Many cities move slowly and are skeptical of new technology. Even when cities clearly describe the problem SiteScan solves, they often hesitate to try new software.

We are turning to you, the innovators of tomorrow: How would you help convince cities, engineers, and sewer inspectors to trust and adopt new AI technology that can help them inspect infrastructure faster and save money in the long term? How can we make cities excited about sewers?

Scout brings veterinary medicine up to par with human healthcare by replacing outdated paper forms for dental and anesthesia with a web-based application.

We currently have 55 hospitals across the U.S., U.K., and Australia, which generate $250k in ARR.

We’re looking for ideas to improve our application by offering more features or new use cases. Specifically, we’d like to move beyond veterinarians and target pet parents. Please help us generate ideas for new features that are complimentary to our current business.