Not email. Raw ideas — unfiled, unfinished, mostly unproven.
Should hospitals have a "draft diagnosis" mode?
Not a suggestion — a draft. Doctor can accept, edit, or ignore. Not sure this is safe to ship. Revisit.
What if Uber showed ETA confidence, not just ETA?
"8 min, usually accurate" vs "8 min, could be 15." Trust probably matters more than precision here.
Can every discharge summary be generated from audio alone?
Probably not every field. But maybe 80% of one, with the doctor filling gaps instead of writing from scratch.
Can insurance notifications happen automatically?
The claim status already exists somewhere in the system. Why does a human have to relay it manually.
Can resumes become verifiable?
Half of what's on a resume is unverifiable by design. What would a resume look like if every line linked to proof.
Why does every SaaS onboarding assume the user has time?
Nobody signing up for hospital software has spare time. The best onboarding might be "do nothing, we'll show you after."
What if pricing pages showed the objection, not the plan?
"Too expensive for a 20-bed hospital" answered directly, instead of three tiers pretending one size fits all.
Could a hospital's WhatsApp number BE the product?
No app to install. No login. Just a number the staff already has saved. Worth prototyping.
Should the pitch deck have a "why this could fail" slide?
Investors are going to find the risk anyway. Naming it first might read as more credible than hiding it.
Is a changelog a marketing asset for B2B SaaS?
Hospital admins don't read changelogs. But the sales team could. Maybe the audience is internal, not external.