Warrantd
For anyone who hates tracking product/service warranties, guarantees, and instructions Warrantd brings order to the chaos.
Unlike paper filing, Warrantd is free, offers helpful reminders, easy online access, and a way to instantly lay your hands on what you need, saving time, money, and hassle.
Q1: Instructions/manuals and the like are available in an digital format, but I'm not sure how to get receipts into a digital format. Any suggestions?
Idea Description
The idea is a secure website for people to keep their important product/service warranties, guarantees, receipts, even instructions. Think Flickr without the image sharing.
The idea came from personal experience. I needed my garden sprayer. But when it didn’t work and I couldn’t find the warranty, it was back to Home Depot for another one.
The business model is 4-fold:
* Really targeted advertising.
* Like Flickr or LinkedIn a very full-featured version of the site is free. A premium version would cost money.
* Marketing data is aggregated and sold to manufacturers and retailers.
* A fee to manufacturers and retailers to load and store their warranties, guarantees, etc.
What will you do if you win $10,000 for this idea?
* Conduct (or find) some surveys to discover what companies and consumers want and need from Warrantd.
* Write the business plan.
* Build some kind of prototype.
Vote for it now.
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