3 more ideas that could be turned into businesses

Hey everyone! I post regularly about business ideas and opportunities. I've made a few previous posts like this and you all seemed to like it. I’m back with another 3 ideas. You can check out more ideas like this here.To preface, I personally think these are 3 solid (albeit not deeply researched) ideas that I think you could turn into pretty sweet businesses or side projects. Here’s what I’ve been thinking about -A Tool to Sync Inventory: The number of people shopping online grows each day, and In parallel, the number of people selling goods online is growing. To meet this demand, there are more and more platforms enabling people to buy and sell goods online with their own set of features. With dozens of places to sell your goods online (Shopify, Amazon, Etsy, eBay, etc…), the challenge comes when these platforms don’t communicate with one another nicely. One specific challenge is keeping sales and inventory synced between platforms. Someone should create a tool that aggregates all of the orders from different platforms and sync it up with inventory across platforms.Moments of the Year: Each year is filled with a new bag of noteworthy stories. All these moments are still documented in many major newspapers. While newspapers are dying, many people would like to cherish these moments and collect them in a tangible way. Here’s an idea to repurpose newspapers and turn them into art/memorabilia - there should be a product/service that takes noteworthy stories from the newspaper and frames them. Kinda like this. Imagine presidential elections, memorable sports wins, and other noteworthy stories being turned into tangible keepsakes.Note: This is more of a fun idea than a problem-solving idea. That said, The Night Sky, a website with a similar model for a different category does an estimated $2-5M in revenue a year.Job Application Bot: When you’re looking for a job, you’ll typically fill out dozens of applications - but filling out those applications is time-consuming and tedious. It’s especially annoying because most applications ask you the same things over and over. Rather than spend timing filling out job applications manually, someone should create a bot to help automate the places where duplicate information is asked. Someone on Reddit had this same idea a couple of years ago. As far as I can tell there aren’t very many solutions, and I definitely see room for competitors.Thanks for reading! I’ll be hanging in the comments for a while to have a discussion. see hubwealthy.com/wealthy