ELevated_WRaven

I was thinking of a plan exactly like thus yesterday. A neighbor within 5 miles should be able to help with quite a few things. Need a haircut? Ride to work? How about just a comfortable person to talk to? This should crush the social statusquo and make for a much more engaging and productive human experience.

Neighborly

A craigslist for services. I am going to download Runnr right now.

Massive Data streams like this should be carried out by other more serious companies & then implemented into other businesses, much like the 'login with Facebook' button is used. 'login with occulus' or something. Plus I can see a lot of crazy stuff coming from the first years of this transition. Is IP addressing even going to be the standard when everyone's phone, fridge, toaster, scale, stove, mirror, & tweezers are internet connected?

Love the idea. Having a platform for which devices can be easily routed for accessibility. On the example of a scale being accessed by millions. I'd want to have a simple : PRIVATE / PUBLIC switch for this implemented. The concept of allowing your fridge to suggest food that would help you lose weight might be something to aid a user but shareing any of that with others sounds like a micro, or even macro invasion of privacy. And maybe your friends might not need this information but soon enough, large companies are going to be wanting to know how to better sell to the right customers.

Interface of Twitter / Data algorithms of Tinder / Marketing (ads) Stream of Facebook

Again, I find this idea & business attainable. With a name like Connyct. It sounds right & feels wrong. Its IOT, these off name companies are only a fad. IOTA / InsideOuT / IOTFeedr / idk, & seriously no offense. I have been studying Branding & Design, its become second nature to see a business for both its service & how well the name holds to its service. Cheers & good luck