I have decided to remove the level requirement for paid workflow access. If you don’t want to introduce yourself, I will be sad, but I don’t want to keep holding back the thousands of dollars of value from anyone who would rather not.

New AI SaaS Idea: The Automated Pharmacy Finder Hey @everyone, I have way more ideas than I have time to build them. So, I'm open-sourcing this one to the community because I believe it's a massive opportunity for a team here to grab and run with. Who wants to build it? The Problem: The Pharmacy Runaround We've all seen or experienced this. You (or a loved one) go to fill a critical, life-saving medication—for diabetes, mental health, asthma, whatever—and the pharmacy is out of stock. What follows is a complete nightmare: - Hours wasted on the phone, driving around town. - Navigating endless automated phone menus ("Press 3 for the pharmacy..."). - Waiting on hold for 15 minutes, only to be told "no, we don't have it." - Repeating the same panicked conversation over and over again. For many, this isn't a minor inconvenience—it's a high-stress medical crisis where every hour counts. The Idea: "RxFinder AI" An AI agent that acts as a personal pharmacy concierge. It's simple: a user provides the medication name and their location, and the AI does all the legwork. Here’s the workflow: 1. Input: User submits the drug & their zip code on a simple interface. 2. Action: The AI uses a service like Twilio to start calling every pharmacy in the area, automatically navigating phone menus to reach a human. 3. Query: The conversational AI asks the staff the key questions: "Do you have X medication in Y dose in stock?" and "Can you fill it today?" 4. Result: The user gets a single, beautiful text message: "Success! Your prescription is available at the CVS on 5th & Main. We've confirmed they can fill it for you." Why This Wins This solves a high-emotion, high-value problem. People would gladly pay a one-time fee of $29 or $49 to make this crisis disappear instantly. The tech is feasible and the operational cost per search is incredibly low (probably $1-5). It's a high-margin, high-impact business waiting to be built. Let's Build This (Without Me!) I'm posting this for you all to take over. I will not be leading this project. My goal is to see a team from our community bring this to life.

Vote below and I'll make it and release it on the weekly call.