Boulder Startup Weekend 2

Andrew Hyde’s standard pitch:(blah blah blah this is how you pitch a [bad] idea)

The iPhone SDK posse has come up with a bunch of ideas:

1. Geo-caching Twitter
2. Proximity Time-Sensitive
3. iPhone Sonos controller
4. vCard sender
5. …and all those other possibilities

Cameron:
Server Script that prevents your site from going down by monitering traffic and providing users a bookmark so they can visit the site when it’s not being Dugg or TechCrunched or Slashdotted.

Charlie O’Keefe:
Facebook iterative idea feedback wall for applications.

Andy Stanberry:
Personal podcast participation aggregator - subscribe to one place for all of some users content
IMDB of podcasts

Brett (front page of some newspapers today):
Viral marketing reinvigoration.

(a brief pause to say hello to pulver.tv)

Pete:
Pizza POS (that’s point of sale … keep it clean) for Mom and Pop shops.

Casey Schorr:
Directory and how-tos for startups and entrepreneurs.

Erica O’Grady:
Kiva, but for local micro-financing.

Stan James:
Font repository for instant universal usability.

Brian:
Training software for power athletes, with instant results.
(OH: can put it on the iPhone)

(A guy who I can’t see from here):
Centralized self-distribution service

Wylie Nelson:
Mobile phone-based Cab Hailer

Dave:
Advertising Arbitrage

Harry Love (weilding a scary-looking Moleskin):
RSS Soundbites ”I’ve got Invites” marketplace (mashable apparently has this)
Content People - Contract go-to web person

Phil Emmi:
Businesses need transparency to renewable energy options.

Ben Genzel:
Automotive, high-beam-activated rear display.

Dan (draws something on board):
Manufacturing mold tracking.

…And that’s it.