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Project 1Big Idea Score 18750000ADHD O/SFree task system and ranking brain for Joel.
Project 2Big Idea Score 16708Superintelligent Travel AgencyRuns group trip logistics for companies, built on deep FlightAware integration for the most accurate live flight data.
Project 3Big Idea Score 8336Retire: free 3 day Grok Bot buildRetire is a free 3 day Grok Bot company build for new clients only, in November 2026.

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NewProjectFreeOct 5Effort SBig Idea Score 18750000

ADHD O/S

About 15.5 million US adults with a current ADHD diagnosis (CDC, 2023), up to about 22 million counting the 6.5 million US kids ages 3 to 17 with current ADHD (2022 national survey).

Free task system and ranking brain for Joel. BIG IDEA SCORE stays the base; Connection Score and Resource Demand sit beside it as add ons, with a hard cap so spam cannot beat ADHD O/S class scores. Scorer implementation is parked until this earns build time.

Features: Free for Joel to ship quickly
Ranking brain: BIG IDEA SCORE is the base (people helped over effort)
Connection Score sits beside the base: shared unlock or resource, shared person or place track, or explicit related to; distinct ideas only
Resource Demand sits beside the base: tag shared unlocks; bump at 5, 10 and 15 dependents; Build the unlock meta card rises harder than any one product
Hard cap so a cluster cannot outrank ADHD O/S class scores by spam
Algorithm defined Oct 6; scorer build parked until ADHD O/S earns build time
Detailed rule notes live on the Connection Score card, linked as related
Why: Joel needs one place that ranks work by people helped and by how ideas share unlocks and links, so bots coach him back to the primary objective instead of chasing every new spark.
Needs Joel: Say go when ADHD O/S earns build time for the scorer. No more open decisions on Connection links or formula; defaults are locked.

Joel, via Grok Bot, Oct 5scoringranking brainADHD

VotingProjectSep 29Effort MBig Idea Score 16708

Superintelligent Travel Agency

About 250 travelers per trip at the first customer plus the team fielding complaints, then travelers at other companies that run group trips. The ceiling is a reasoned guess, not data.

Runs group trip logistics for companies, built on deep FlightAware integration for the most accurate live flight data. The first customer runs its company trips on it, replacing a travel agent and a broken system.

si.travel

Features: Deep FlightAware integration for live flight status, delays and airport timing
One tap START text opt in, with email as the fallback
Trip home and opt in screens for every traveler
Why: A paying first customer makes it sellable. Travelers already pay an agent for this, so it is a swap, not a new cost, and any company that runs group trips has the same problem.
Needs Joel: Decide one trip or the season, who pays and the scope. Text consent gets built into trip sign up. Nothing goes to the first customer without Joel's yes.

Joel by phone, Sep 29, plus the FlightAware integration in chat, Oct 1. Merged Oct 6.travelrevenue

VotingSep 29Effort S

Action Button launches Grok Bot

Joel first, then every Grok Bot user on an iPhone with an Action Button who copies the setup. The ceiling is a reasoned guess, not data.

One press of the iPhone Action Button opens Grok Bot, not just Grok, so any thought reaches the whole fleet in a second.

Why: Removes the biggest friction between an idea and the bots that act on it. The same one press setup can be shared with every Grok Bot user on a recent iPhone.
Needs Joel: First step: check whether the Grok Bot iPhone app offers a Shortcuts action or link that opens it; if so, assign that Shortcut to the Action Button. If not, the fallback is a Shortcut that dictates a note and texts it to the Inkbox line.

Joel by phone, via Masteriphonecapturefleet

NewOct 6Effort LBig Idea Score 1251

Timelines Format

Joel and the first client team who use the portal every day, then every Studio Harrison client portal that adopts the format. The ceiling is a guess.

A brand style guide style layout that sorts work as a time river in three columns: Past, Present and Future, shown as Archive, Focus and Awareness. The cadence is by month, and every track moves together when you scrub time. Built first for a personal folio and a client portal.

Features: Three columns: Past (Archive) on the left, Present (Focus) in the center, Future (Awareness) on the right
A month scrubber that moves every track together
Tracks: Showcase, Podcast, Invoices, Ideas to Projects, Music and X Posts
Drag an idea into Focus; if Focus is full, the item it lands on moves back to Awareness
First card parked in Awareness on the X Posts track: the 3D Time Navigator X post, linking to studioharrison.com/journey
First Music track card in Awareness: Lost along the way, with Suno link, play count and collapsible lyrics
X Posts Awareness: Perdomo studio table image parked as to post
X Posts Awareness: Car selfie draft parked, no caption yet
X Posts Awareness: Cayman Airways tarmac draft parked, no caption yet
Columns: Past (Archive)
Present (Focus)
Future (Awareness)
Tracks: Showcase
Podcast
Invoices
Ideas to Projects
Music
X Posts
Timeline: 3D Time Navigator X postX Posts · Awareness · Parked
Lost along the wayMusic · AwarenessListen on Suno20 plays · checked Oct 6 2026, 7:40 PM ET
Lyrics
[VERSE 1] I don’t know… where I belong. I don’t know… my song. I don’t know… where I’ve come from. I don’t know… where I belong [PRE-CHORUS] How am I so lost In my own home? Please lead me to where I belong it’s time to leave To go find who I will become [VERSE 2] (at song end) Now I know where I belong Now I know my song Now I know… where I’ve come from. Now I know… who I’ll become. [BRIDGE] My name is “chosen one” son of The Holy One No longer alone love is my home You’ll never forget my name I am your favorite one I belong to You I am yours, forever I am not forgotten [OUTRO] (Soft acoustic finger picking, warm breathy vocals) Now I know where I belong Now I know my song
Perdomo studio table (to post)X Posts · Awareness · To post
Car selfie draftX Posts · Awareness · Draft only
Cayman Airways tarmac draftX Posts · Awareness · Draft only
Why: Past, now and upcoming are how people already think about work. One scrub that moves every section together turns a portal into a calendar of the work itself.
Needs Joel: Approve the first portal to build it on, and the open design question of what happens when the past list gets long.

Joel, via Grok Bot, Oct 6formatdesignStudio O/Sclient portal

VotingPipeline XOct 6Effort MBig Idea Score 835

Connection Score on Idea Scorecard

Joel and the bots that score ideas every day first, then anyone who adopts a people plus connection scorecard for their own board. The ceiling is a guess.

Rule notes for Connection Score and Resource Demand, now folded into ADHD O/S as the ranking brain. BIG IDEA SCORE stays the base; Connection and Resource Demand sit beside it as add ons with an ADHD O/S class cap. Algorithm defined; scorer implementation parked until ADHD O/S earns build time.

Features: Folded into ADHD O/S as the ranking brain (not a separate side project)
BIG IDEA SCORE stays the base; Connection and Resource Demand sit beside it as multipliers or add ons
Connection link equals shared unlock or resource, shared person or place track, or explicit related to; distinct ideas only
Resource Demand: tag shared unlocks; count distinct parked dependents; bumps at 5, 10 and 15
Every dependent card rises; Build the unlock meta card rises harder than any single product
Bonus capped so a cluster cannot outrank ADHD O/S class scores by spam
Each unlock card lists its dependents so the pile is visible
Example: fifteen ideas waiting on a web store raise store infrastructure; one product alone does not jump the queue
Algorithm defined Oct 6; implementation parked until ADHD O/S earns build time
Public copy stays clean of private names
First and only idea in the X pipeline, so it is a Project on the board
Why: This card keeps the scoring rules visible while ADHD O/S owns the ranking brain. Resource Demand makes infrastructure many ideas need rise above any single product.
Needs Joel: Defaults locked (Grok Bot, Oct 6): Connection links and beside not replace BIG IDEA SCORE. Say go when ADHD O/S earns build time for the scorer.

Joel, via Grok Bot, Oct 6ideas boardscoringmeta

ParkedOct 6Effort LBig Idea Score 10100

E ink sticky idea pad

First Kickstarter backers who write ideas into their preferred bot, then anyone who uses a sticky pad style idea capture if a Post it style license reaches that market. The ceiling is a guess.

Sticky pad sized e ink hardware that captures unlimited written ideas and routes them to your favorite bot, with a hideaway pen and thickness slider.

Features: Sticky pad sized square hardware interface
Write unlimited ideas with VIP routing to your favorite bot
Place the block in 3D virtual space by putting it on an area
E ink shows what you are writing live
Variable writing thickness slider on the side
Pen collapses and hides safely in the device when not in use
Multi colors in Apple iMac color style for the sell
Partner or license with Post it style sticky pads
Inspiration: Luis Batalha fridge e paper newspaper with Grok Bot feed and rotating views
Credit: Inspiration: Luis Batalha, Personal newspaper on a fridge e paper display
Why: People already jot ideas on sticky pads. A pad that captures writing on e ink and sends it to the bot you trust removes the retype step and keeps ideas from dying on paper.
Needs Joel: Say go before any design, sourcing, Kickstarter, X promo or Stripe work.

Joel, via Grok Bot, Oct 6hardwaree inkidea captureKickstarter

NewOct 6Effort LBig Idea Score 6262

Publish a friend's book and pitch the film

Readers of the book first; a film would reach far more, but few pitches land, so the ceiling is a guess.

Studio Harrison publishes a friend's book, then pitches the movie script to Netflix.

Why: Puts Studio Harrison's design and publishing work behind a real story, and a published book gives the script a stronger pitch.
Needs Joel: Confirm the friend's name can go public and what Studio Harrison takes on. Netflix generally takes scripts only through an agent or producer, so the pitch needs that route.

Joel, via QC Bot and Grok Bot, Oct 6publishingfilm

NewProjectOct 6Effort MBig Idea Score 8336

Retire: free 3 day Grok Bot build

About 15 people on the first three new client teams who get the free build, then everyone who votes or follows the posts across later giveaways. The ceiling is a guess, not measured reach.

Retire is a free 3 day Grok Bot company build for new clients only, in November 2026. A tool posts Joel's current #1 idea to X with a renAIssance thumbnail and opens a matching Luma event. The community can vote which idea gets built.

Features: Retire: three days in November 2026, free Grok Bot build for new clients only
Post the current #1 idea from the ideas board to X (@joelha / Studio Harrison) with a Design Bot renAIssance thumbnail
Create a matching Luma event for each post
Public vote so the community picks which idea or project gets made for free
Position Joel as the consultant who solves company problems with Grok Bot
Why: Retire turns the ideas board into a marketing loop: the #1 idea becomes the post, the vote becomes the audience, and the free build becomes the proof. New clients only keeps it a giveaway, not a discount on existing work.
Needs Joel: Pick the November dates, confirm new clients only rules, and say go before any X post or Luma event goes live. TechBot owns Luma and X connectors; Design Bot owns the thumbnail.

Joel, via Grok Bot, Oct 6marketingxlumaeventoffer

VotingSep 29Effort S

Speed pricing

The customers or community of each client, from about 100 on a Standard build to 10,000 or more on a Now rescue or launch. A reasoned guess.

One fixed AI native build in three speeds: Standard (2 weeks, fleet led), Fast (1 week, Joel daily) and Now (starts within 48 hours, Joel drops everything).

Why: Joel sells speed and impact together. Standard scales reach because the fleet runs several jobs at once, while Now earns the most per job.
Needs Joel: Yes on the tiers and the late delivery guarantee.

Joel by phone, Sep 29 (replaces paid priority access)revenuespeedstripe

VotingSep 29Effort M

Now tier: drop everything

One client per engagement, but these are chosen because they move the needle for many people, like a launch or a rescue that reaches a whole customer base. A reasoned guess.

The top speed tier. For an urgent, needle moving project, Joel gets on a plane, clears his calendar, moves other clients, and gives the client his full attention.

Why: Price rises with urgency and importance. The client is paying for attention and the now factor, and the floor has to cover travel plus the cost of pausing or exiting other work.
Needs Joel: Set the terms and which current commitments can ever be moved.

Joel by phone, Sep 29 ~11:04 PMspeedattentionoffer

VotingSep 29Effort S

Now slot light

Site visitors deciding whether to buy now, plus the client who gets a truly exclusive slot. A reasoned guess.

A single public indicator on the site that shows whether Joel's one Now slot is open or taken, driven by the live delivery clock.

Why: Turns the capacity cap into visible proof that Joel really drops everything, and creates honest scarcity without fake countdowns.
Needs Joel: Approve showing slot status publicly.

Invention Bot, Selling Speed chatspeedproofsite

VotingSep 29Effort M

A one page site in Joel's own voice

Visitors and would be clients who can see real work and tell faster whether Joel is the right fit.

Inspired by phamous.dev: adapt, don't copy. A plain single page with real work, the ><> and words Joel actually wrote.

Why: Fixes the feeling that the site was written by AI. A human voice and real work build more trust than polish.
Needs Joel: Write or record a few paragraphs in his own words.

Design Botbrandsitespeed fit

VotingSep 27Effort L

Desk Kit

Each buyer is a small team that gets a working AI setup; the reach grows to the customers those teams then serve.

The hardware core and desk shell bundled with Studio Harrison's done with you AI setup, in award winning packaging.

Why: Turns a service into a product people can hold. A bold, premium offer that sells the setup and the object together.
Needs Joel: Say whether the setup service can be packaged at a fixed price.

Invention Botboldhardwareofferspeed fit

VotingSep 27Effort M

Live Fleet Pulse

Site visitors who want proof the fleet is real. It is a signal that builds trust, not a service.

Public counts only: tasks shipped per team today and active bots, with the ><> glowing cyan while the fleet works.

Why: Replaces the static "25+ bots" claim with proof that updates itself.
Needs Joel: Approve which counts are safe to show in public.

Invention Botsitefleetproof

VotingSep 29Effort M

Live delivery clock

Every speed pricing buyer, plus the visitors who see a job land on time. It rises with the number of jobs. A reasoned guess.

Every speed priced job gets a public countdown page that the fleet updates as each piece ships, and it pauses on its own while a request waits on the client.

Why: Shows the buyer the speed they paid for, protects the deadline from slow feedback, and gives the site real proof the fleet works.
Needs Joel: Approve showing job progress publicly, with the client's permission, on each job.

Invention Bot, Selling Speed chatspeedprooffleet

VotingSep 29Effort S

Clean handoff kit

Every speed pricing client and their team, who keep using the system after Joel leaves. A reasoned guess.

Every speed job ends with a packaged exit: the running system, a short video walkthrough, a one page runbook, and a bot the client keeps, so Joel steps out and the client gets back to their life.

Why: The handoff is part of the product. Rich, busy clients pay for the work to be done and for Joel to be gone without leaving loose ends.
Needs Joel: Approve the standard handoff contents.

Joel by phone, Sep 29 ~11:04 PMspeedattentiondelivery

VotingSep 27Effort M

Drop 02: numbered desk shell

The buyers in one short numbered run. The run size sets the ceiling.

A short numbered run of the machined desk shell, sold before the electronics exist, so buyers hold a place in line for a core.

Why: Tests demand with real money before any electronics spend.
Needs Joel: Set the run size, the price and the refund promise.

Invention Bothardwaredroprevenue

VotingSep 29Effort S

Daily email sort

Joel first; the people who email him benefit too, because they hear back sooner.

ATC reads the inbox once a day, read only, and sends a digest that suggests an owner bot for each item.

Why: Clears the inbox without handing over the keys. Joel approves every handoff and after one week decides whether to automate. Verdict: yes, start this week.
Needs Joel: Approve each handoff for a week, then decide on automation.

Sep 29 chatopsemailfleet

VotingSep 27Effort L

Hardware Grok Bot: core & shells

Joel as the first user; a small prototype run could reach early adopters, but today it is design only.

A sealed 70mm aluminum puck core with camera, mics, speaker, LED ring and WiFi to the Mac Pro. The machined desk shell is also its charging dock; a 140mm foam drop ball is the other shell.

Why: One core, many bodies. A physical presence for the fleet and a real product line. Design only for now.
Needs Joel: Decide whether to order prototype parts.

Invention Bothardwaredesign

Render of the aluminum core seated in the machined desk shell, cyan LED ring lit

VotingSep 29Effort M

Bot ad agency

Readers of one test program's content, and only if that content is genuinely useful. The verdict is hold.

Bots run affiliate content. At most, test one high paying program with 30 days of free content.

Why: Verdict: hold. Commissions are tiny and automated traffic is often banned, so the upside rarely covers the risk.
Needs Joel: Pick one program to test, or let it rest.

Sep 29 chatrevenuecontentexperiment

VotingSep 29Effort L

Puerto Rico gathering

The people in the room. A small first gathering keeps the cost counted and the conversations real.

Start with people, not profit. Count the cost first (Luke 14:28) and spend no money Joel doesn't have.

Why: Relationships compound. A small gathering of the right people can open more doors than any launch.
Needs Joel: Name the first five people and a budget ceiling.

Sep 29 chatcommunityevent

VotingSep 29Effort S

Now standby

The handful of clients who want a guaranteed fast response on call, and their teams. A reasoned guess.

A monthly retainer that guarantees Joel responds within a set window and locks the retained rate if a Now job activates.

Why: Research shows high stakes comparables earn most of their money from cheap standby retainers, then bill again on activation. Price not yet set.
Needs Joel: Pick the response window and approve a price once research finds real standby rates.

Research Bot, Selling Speed chatspeedattentionofferrecurring

NewSep 30Effort S

Time Budget Approval

Joel first, plus every bot in the fleet that stops burning time on low value work.

No task starts without an approved time and token budget. Each bot shows the expected return first, or explains why the task is the most important thing anyway, and every reason goes into one shared log.

Why: Stops energy and tokens going into work that never pays back. The log shows over time which kinds of work actually return something, so the fleet gets sharper about what it takes on.
Needs Joel: Joel picks the line for approval (Master suggests anything over 15 minutes, with quick answers logged but not held). Brand name still coming from Design Bot.

Joel in chat, via Master, Sep 30operationstokensfleet

VotingSep 29Effort S

Rest

Joel first, then the household and team who get a rested version of him.

Rest is holy, not lazy (Psalm 127:2). Rest, and still take the next small faithful step.

Why: A rested founder decides better. Every other idea on this board depends on it.
Needs Joel: Block the time and protect it.

Sep 29 chatlifefaith

ParkedSep 20Effort L

Throwable Unit 1

On its own, Joel and a few testers at most. Its reach now lives in core & shells.

A durable soft foam ball robot with a 360 camera and mic that bounces and rolls, using Bounce Imaging as the form reference.

Why: Now folded into the core & shells idea as the drop shell.
Needs Joel: Nothing for now. It lives on in core & shells.

Invention Bothardwarerobotics

ParkedSep 11Effort S

Day Strip

One household, so the count is its members: each person gets their own strip every morning.

A small thermal printer that prints each family member's daily schedule on a handheld 58mm strip every morning.

Why: A calm, screen free start to the day for the whole family.
Needs Joel: Pick it back up when the family is ready.

Invention Botfamilyhardware

GreenlitSep 30Effort S

Perdomo Outlook automation

Joel plus the Perdomo team that asks for site updates.

Connect the Perdomo Outlook inbox so a bot can handle routine Perdomo website updates on its own, starting with the 30th Anniversary retailer list.

Why: This is paid Perdomo work, so every task it handles is time Joel no longer spends by hand.
Needs Joel: Reconnect Outlook with the Perdomo account.

Joel in chat, via Master, Sep 30Studio O/SSTUDIOHARRISON Automationperdomorevenue

VotingSep 27Effort M

Launchpad

Joel alone: it turns his backlog into three decisions a day. Anyone waiting on those decisions gains indirectly.

A bot that sorts every idea, project and task into buckets, then sends a morning card of 3 things to launch with one word answers: keep, kill, next.

Why: Turns a long backlog into three decisions a day. The plan is already written.
Needs Joel: Answer the morning card for one week.

Invention Botfleetfocus

ParkedSep 18Effort M

Grok Phone

Joel alone, as his personal hub.

A Pixel 10a running GrapheneOS as Joel's own OS feel hub, connected to his bots.

Why: A private, bot aware phone that feels like his own system. Purchase on hold.
Needs Joel: Decide when to buy.

Invention Bothardwaremobile

Source of truth ideas.jsonUpdated Oct 6, 2026