u/Difficult-Goal4470

I have these ideas .. which idea should i focus on or best for current market!!

1. Ai Avatar/ voice based based patient screening , sell directly to the doctors

2)The on-demand human activity data engine for AI companies building computer vision and robotics. Basically a platform where user can see for any data collection openings and submit their videos

3)A Datadog for AI sandboxes that explains everything an agent did like file systems changed, network calls it does, memory snapshots at various times ,not just its logs.

4. Ai assisted assessment/assignment test for hiring .

5. feature flags for ai agents

I  have been thinking a lot about online identity lately.

For most people, LinkedIn has become the default “professional identity” on the internet. But honestly, it kind of sucks for that now. It feels noisy, performative, and optimized more for engagement than for representing who someone actually is.

If I meet someone online and want to quickly understand what they do, what they have built, where they write, what projects they are part of, or how to contact them, there still is not one clean universal identity layer.

Everyone has fragments everywhere:

GitHub for code
Twitter/X for thoughts
LinkedIn for work history
Personal website if they have one
Resume PDF somewhere
Calendly, email, socials, projects, links, all scattered around

So I started building app.endpointme.world as a small experiment around this idea.The thought is simple: what if your online identity had one endpoint?

A page that is not trying to be another social network, not another feed, and not another place to farm attention. Just a structured, public identity layer that you control.

Some things I have been working on:

• A clean public Api endpoint with all your info
• Snapshots, so your profile can have versioned states over time (for controlling Identity fraud)
• Webhooks and subscribe flows, so people or systems can react when your profile changes
• Integrations with places like GitHub , npm and all.
• Identity layer for the person with face verification and Any one can request to verify if you're real

I am still figuring out the exact direction, but the bigger idea is that identity on the internet should be more portable and less tied to platforms that own the graph, the audience, and the presentation. It can lead to connecting/ finding/hiring people without scrolling . They can just use api for that instead of scraping.

Curious if others feel this problem too.

Do you still use LinkedIn as your main professional identity, or do you feel like we need something more open and personal?

I  have been thinking a lot about online identity lately.

For most people, LinkedIn has become the default “professional identity” on the internet. But honestly, it kind of sucks for that now. It feels noisy, performative, and optimized more for engagement than for representing who someone actually is.

If I meet someone online and want to quickly understand what they do, what they have built, where they write, what projects they are part of, or how to contact them, there still is not one clean universal identity layer.

Everyone has fragments everywhere:

GitHub for code
Twitter/X for thoughts
LinkedIn for work history
Personal website if they have one
Resume PDF somewhere
Calendly, email, socials, projects, links, all scattered around

So I started building endpointme.world as a small experiment around this idea.

The thought is simple: what if your online identity had one endpoint?

A page that is not trying to be another social network, not another feed, and not another place to farm attention. Just a structured, public identity layer that you control.

Some things I have been working on:

• A clean public Api endpoint with all your info
• Snapshots, so your profile can have versioned states over time (for controlling Identity fraud)
• Webhooks and subscribe flows, so people or systems can react when your profile changes
• Integrations with places like GitHub , npm and all.
• Identity layer for the person with face verification and Any one can request to verify if you're real

I am still figuring out the exact direction, but the bigger idea is that identity on the internet should be more portable and less tied to platforms that own the graph, the audience, and the presentation. It can lead to connecting/ finding/hiring people without scrolling . They can just use api for that instead of scraping.

Curious if others feel this problem too.

Do you still use LinkedIn as your main professional identity, or do you feel like we need something more open and personal?

I want to get grants for my startup. How can i get that?.. I want to know exact process!