I think you need to focus on your why? If you're building a portfolio piece, there's an amazing power that comes with "I built a finished product." If you're

I think you need to focus on your why? If you're building a portfolio piece, there's an amazing power that comes with "I built a finished product." If you're looking to start a business, there's no sense throwing good money after bad. Try filling in the blanks here: This product helps ___(type of person)_____ achieve ____(desired result)______ by ____(what the software does)_____. Here's my first thought: make dashboards shareable via URL, and then create specialized dashboards for people to view, share and bookmark. Imagine that you made one specifically for surfers in San Diego. Surfers would tell all their friends that apiblocks.com/sandiego-surfing is the page to use to find out wave height, temperature, water quality, UV levels, jellyfish levels and everything else they need to know in order to decide whether or not to go surfing. If you want to make some money, add some ads - you'll have a geographically condensed, topic focused audience (that's like gold). Repeat for a bunch of other geographic areas, maybe do similar things for other interests and you might be a winner. As a bonus, much of the work could be accomplished by automated means (passing in different zip codes and other inputs).