Health tech ideas,
scored before you build
Every health tech idea in the catalog, rated 0 to 100 on the same UIQ rubric, with a full plan and an agent-ready kit. No filler: anything under 55 never publishes.
Expecta
Product safety, scanned
Doseline
The med list that is actually current
Sittercheck
The care visit that happened
Waitwell
Fill the cancelled appointment
Rotaproof
The rota that cannot break the law
Scriptsafe
The vet notes that write themselves
Medstock
The drug that expired on the shelf
Medlink
The referral that did not arrive
Cyclelog
Symptoms your doctor will read
Carerota
The family rota that is not one person
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Frequently asked
How are these health tech ideas scored?
Against the same eight-signal UIQ rubric as every idea in the catalog. Demand and feasibility carry the most weight, and anything under 55 is cut at the gate, so what is here has cleared the bar.
Can I build one of these solo?
That is what the codeability and feasibility sub-scores measure, shown on every idea. Most are a real two-week build for one person working with a coding agent.
Can I see one in full before paying?
Yes. The Idea of the Week is unlocked completely, free, with no account, so you can read a full plan and kit before deciding.
Will someone else build the same idea?
Possibly, and that is fine. Execution and distribution decide these markets, which is why every idea here ships with a full launch kit rather than with just a spec.
Why are some rated CAUTION?
Because the opportunity is real but carries a named risk, and burying that would make the whole catalog worth less. A CAUTION is worth building with your eyes open, and the risk is written on the page.
How often does this page change?
Whenever an idea in health tech clears the bar and publishes. The page is built from the same index as the catalog, so it can never list an idea that is not really there.
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