Twtspire uses the twitter search api to find tweets with key phrases like "I wish there was a site that..."<p>Hopefully it'll help give an idea of some of the things that people actually want, and inspire a weekend project or two.<p>I would love to hear some feedback.
Great job! This could definitely be useful to find something people already want, especially if you could keep a tally of the most wished for ideas. What did you develop it in?<p>I also like the logo of the two birds talking. Did you make it yourself, or did you get it from somewhere?<p>One thing that I see could use a little improvement is the "next" and "previous" links. Right now they just blend in to the background. You should try making them stand out, and maybe make them look a bit more button-like. It would also be worth testing "next" and "previous" links on the top of the content.
I love this. They seem to fall into a few categories: Silly and impossible, "I want a website to take my boredom away," and the mildly disturbing. Oh, and some not horrible ideas. <i>thumbs up</i>
Good idea + looks great. I found a slight glitch and couldn't find a better way to contact you so here goes:<p>When I clicked like it went from a nice looking FB Like button to <a href="http://imgur.com/f5AID" rel="nofollow">http://imgur.com/f5AID</a>
Something I'd be very interested to see are the ideas that <i>multiple people</i> are asking for.<p>And then the next thing I would want is a fast way to throw up an ad for the app in question, just to see how many clicks it gets.
Cool idea!<p>If nothing else, some of the posts will make you laugh: "someone should make a site called wetpussies.org and upload nothing but videos/pictures of people giving their cat a bath. "<p>Great job, btw.
See also: <a href="http://twiteye.com/" rel="nofollow">http://twiteye.com/</a><p>That one is more scrolly, and searches for a bit more than just 'app' ideas.