HomeBuilt: archived idea-selection criteria

scope / impact / niche / revenue... need a tiny test, not another giant idea list. Save rejected ideas w the assumption that killed them. otherwise I’ll rediscover the same thing in 3 months :)

archive contents: an early idea brainstorm collects prior competition examples, then unrelated candidate concepts in internet pricing, restaurant inventory, accessibility and other areas. These are brainstorm material, not completed additional projects.

Handwritten HomeBuilt design-to-delivery workflow.

selection dimensions preserved: scope, growth/scalability, revenue/funding, creativity, impact and niche. Audience lists span individuals and small businesses. The final HomeBuilt direction should be traced through a chosen problem and feasible product rather than retroactively treating every archive idea as a delivered venture.

reference questions: what evidence showed the selected problem was real; what inputs/resources were accessible to the team; what smallest prototype could test demand; and what dependency could invalidate the concept? For a marketplace, distinguish customer demand from supplier participation and fulfillment feasibility.

artifact boundary: the archive also contains polished, generic-looking proposal text. Authorship and adoption of each passage are not established, so this reference preserves the decision criteria and brainstorming scope without turning that text into personal achievements or historical product specifications.