Open to the town
One Good Idea
You have one. Everybody does. Send it. An idea weighs nothing and costs nothing, which is the reason it gets treated as worth nothing. That is the part worth arguing with.
How it works
- Who can enter
- Anyone who lives in, works in, or is passing through the Municipality of Meaford. You tell us your postal code and we take your word for it. There is no tracking here and no clever check, because the honest answer from you is worth more than a guess from your internet connection.
- One idea each
- One. Not a list. The point is the single thing you would build if somebody handed you the means, and picking it is most of the work.
- It has to be software
- An app, a website, a tool, something that runs on a screen. Not a shop, not a product you hold. That is the only kind of thing that can actually get built here.
- Your idea stays yours
- Sending it here does not hand ownership of it to Meaf, to Max, or to anybody else. If yours is the one picked, what happens next gets agreed with you in writing before a single line of it is built. If it is not picked, nothing happens to it and nobody else ever sees it.
- How it gets read
- By a person, not a filter. Max reads every entry himself. There is no shortlist committee and nobody gets thrown out for writing it badly.
- What we do with your details
- Your name, your email and your postal code arrive in one inbox so you can be told the outcome. They are not sold, not shared, and not fed to an advertising network. Nothing about your entry is published without asking you first.
Meaf is run by one person in Meaford. There is no company behind it, no investor waiting on your idea, and nothing on this page is tracking you.