Two free business ideas. Every Tuesday. Steal them. Or don’t. Published: June 16, 2026 · Read time: 5 min · Series: Two Free Tuesday A small note before we start Normally the format is one real business idea and one absurd one. This week, both are technically real. The first one would clearly print money. […]
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What is Two Free Tuesday? Every Tuesday I drop two business ideas I’d hand to someone and say “go build this.” These are ideas I’m specifically not building — because I already have too many projects running, or because I’d lose interest by Wednesday, or because the idea is dumb but might work anyway. Two
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I Built a Poop Emergency Delivery Service in 2.5 Hours Episode 2 of the Build and Bail podcast is live, and it’s the canonical Build and Bail story. It started with a web form. I needed a fake business name and my brain handed me “Emergency Pants For When You Poop Yourself.” Two and a
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People have feelings about AI. I have feelings about AI. Here are mine. I’m a validation engineer. I’m not a developer. Before AI, I’d never shipped a production app in my life. In the last year I’ve shipped: None of that existed before because I couldn’t build it. The skill gap was real. AI didn’t
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People email me their picks. I put them in a Google Sheet. Every week during the playoffs I manually look up every stat line for every player on every roster and update the numbers by hand. Then I announce standings in the group chat like a town crier reading from a scroll. Six seasons of
Build: WhoStat — a daily sports stats guessing game Time spent: A few hours Tools used: Claude (chat), Claude Code, GitHub Pages, Cloudflare The idea was simple: Wordle, but for sports nerds. You get a stat line — career numbers, no name attached — and three guesses to figure out which player it belongs to.
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