Are you currently developing a mobile application or are you

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Have you thought about a cool game development?

There's so many damn apps out there. I feel like everything has been done, so what's the point? Dog walking service? Taken. Food deliver? Taken Weed deliver? Taken. First person shooter? Taken.

I guess it's all about competition, but it's difficult with some apps being the monopoly.

>>1646724
heh.

>>1646191
I'm in the most very early stages.
I'm waiting to get paid so I can get incorporated and get some gear...

What is your email?
If you don't want to give it out publicly message me?

[email protected]

>>1646782
It doesn't matter if the idea is already taken. Look at MySpace and Facebook. The hard thing is to make the app popular. You need good advertisment.

>>1646782
>I feel like everything has been done, so what's the point? Dog walking service? Taken. Food deliver? Taken Weed deliver? Taken. First person shooter? Taken.
Do it better?
Do it in a way that appeals to an untapped market?
People are fickle and have FOMO. Snapchat managed to come out despite the fact that there was already Instagram, and before that 'Hipstamatic'.

>I guess it's all about competition, but it's difficult with some apps being the monopoly.
The advantage of being small is you can be agile and swoop in to placate their annoyed customers, especially in segments that don't require the networking effect.

>>1647590
This. The trick isn't to be original. The trick is to be the best, or among the best, in your field. Which isn't as hard as it seems to be, at least in the world of software.