>> Of course you have an extensive list of things you wish your phone/computer/most-used apps could do; everyone does. You know the majority of it will remain a

>> Of course you have an extensive list of things you wish your phone/computer/most-used apps could do; everyone does. You know the majority of it will remain a wishlist; there’s almost no hope of the feature you really want being implemented7. I am the exact opposite of this. I honestly don't have anything I would want my phone to do but doesn't. Quite the contrary tbh. Why? Because I know anything I install on my phone or PC is most likely tracking me, and my data is getting sucked away into a third party black hole to be sold to shay marketers for pennies on the dollar. Likewise, any time I do actually think of building an app that could solve a problem I have in my personal life or work process; a simple google search will confirm that apparently a few hundred other people had the same idea 3 years ago and here's ten apps that will do what you were thinking of building. I don't want MORE tech, I actually want a lot LESS in my life. Like Jack Kerouac once said, "If you own a rug, you own too much."