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What could you build?

Minds doesn't have to be your entire product. It needs to be the layer that makes your product significantly better, more defensible, or more monetizable than it would be without it.

The key insight

"It's a business that would succeed because of Minds — not a business that can only exist because of Minds."

A coding platform with a Replit backend that uses Minds agents as the human interface? That's a strong application. A legal research tool where your proprietary case database is the backend and Minds handles the practitioner workflow? Also strong. What we're looking for: Minds as the intelligent layer that creates a real product moat — conversation, memory, monetization, or orchestration.

Example builds

Eight things people are building.

These are not requirements. They're starting points — concrete examples of how Minds becomes the edge in a real product.

Coding assistant with your own backend

Developer tools

A coding platform where the execution environment is your own infra (or Replit, or a sandboxed VM) — but Minds agents handle the conversational interface, user context, and memory between sessions.

Why Minds →

Your backend does the compute. Minds does the product experience. The moat is the combined context model that gets smarter with each session.

Legal research tool

Professional services

A product backed by a proprietary case database or legal knowledge graph — but Minds handles the practitioner-facing workflow: query interpretation, answer synthesis, and citation tracking.

Why Minds →

The database is the data moat. Minds is the interaction moat. Neither is replaceable by a general-purpose chatbot.

Knowledge-to-skill converter

Creator economy

Turn a company's internal docs, Slack history, or codebase into a queryable agent that non-technical users can access through Telegram or email — with per-query revenue built in via SATs.

Why Minds →

Existing knowledge assets become a product. Monetization is native to the platform — no payment infra needed.

Domain expert monetization tool

Creator economy

A product that lets a consultant, coach, or specialist sell access to their expertise per query. The expert sets up their Mind once — Minds handles routing, billing, and delivery.

Why Minds →

The expert's IP is the product. Minds makes it scalable and monetizable without building an app.

Internal ops agent

Enterprise

An agent that replaces manual internal coordination — routing tasks, updating project status, chasing approvals — by connecting to your existing tools (Notion, Linear, Slack) and acting autonomously.

Why Minds →

The integrations are standard. The memory and orchestration layer that makes it actually useful is Minds.

Agentic sales platform

Sales & GTM

A tool that automates prospecting, qualification, and personalised outreach using an agent that learns your ICP, remembers every conversation, and updates your CRM without manual input.

Why Minds →

The CRM is commoditised. The agent that runs the human-side of the pipeline — persistent, contextual, never forgetting — is the product.

Healthcare or clinical copilot

Healthcare

A practitioner-facing tool where clinical guidelines, patient protocols, or diagnostic frameworks are the backend — and Minds is the interface that lets doctors or nurses query, apply, and document them fast.

Why Minds →

The clinical data is licensed or proprietary. Minds makes it usable in a real workflow without reinventing the interface.

Personalised learning agent

Education

An education platform where curriculum and content are your IP — but Minds handles the adaptive tutoring layer: remembering where each learner is, adjusting difficulty, and delivering the next step conversationally.

Why Minds →

Content is the business. Minds is what makes it feel like a 1-on-1 tutor at scale.

What we're looking for

What makes a strong build.

You don't need to build exclusively on Minds. You need to build something where Minds creates a real product advantage — something you couldn't replicate as well with a simpler tool.

A clear "why Minds"

You can explain in one sentence why Minds gives your product an edge that a generic API call wouldn't.

A real user and a real problem

Not a demo. A person who has this pain today, and a product they'd pay for.

A monetization path

Whether through SATs, subscription, or enterprise — you know how the product generates revenue.

A builder who ships

Prior products, production systems, or real users. Evidence that you can execute under constraints.

Try it first

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Cohort 1 · July 2026 · Rolling review. Short pitch required.