9 biggest startup ideas right now (AI, B2C, mobile etc)

TL;DR

• 1

  Live, messy, human content is becoming more valuable as AI sanitizes everything — Jonathan points to Twitch, TVPN’s $100M+ sale, and his own Tuesday streams reaching 1,000-2,000 people to argue that unscripted business content can support €400K-€500K businesses through events, merch, and memberships.

• 2

  “Action apps” are a huge mobile opportunity because AI can do tasks instead of just showing interfaces — Greg’s thesis is that the next wave after mobile-first is agent-first, with examples like email apps that automatically handle 80% of messages instead of making users triage inboxes manually.

• 3

  Loneliness is both a real social crisis and a business category with recurring-revenue potential — They cite the stat that roughly 22% of Americans have no close friends, then highlight businesses like 222 and Fabric that turn matching, events, and community spaces into paid memberships.

• 4

  Older users are massively underserved despite having money, time, and clear pain points — Greg frames “elder tech” around the 70M+ boomers in the U.S., while Jonathan adds that Facilitator’s best customers are often 45+ and still respond well to channels like Facebook ads.

• 5

  The most practical AI business right now may be selling ‘junior employees,’ not replacing senior talent — Their shared idea is to verticalize AI workers around specific job titles and jobs-to-be-done, like YouTube production workflows, and sell them as clear labor-saving systems rather than vague automation.

• 6

  The winning move is often to marry a niche, not a product — Jonathan describes how the same creative retreat that might make $5K in a general market made $110K for entrepreneurs, and Greg sums it up with: “date the product, marry the niche.”