About this site

The Internet Wishlist is a collection of ideas for apps and websites people are wishing for. Think of it like a suggestion box for the future of technology. Ideas range from web to mobile, realistic to imaginary, and helpful to humorous.

In a world of me-too startups, we hope this project inspires entrepreneurs, developers and designers to innovate and build the products and features that people want.

To contribute, post an idea on Twitter and include #theiwl in your tweet.



A project by
Magenta Labs.

“I want a Spotify app that contains a bar code reader. Imagine scanning old CD jewel cases to add albums to your Spotify account.”

– @hunterwalk

Posted on Monday, May 6th 2013

Tags music

Source twitter.com

“Over half of my emails are calendaring related…so inefficient…which startup is going to solve this problem?”

– @shaig

Posted on Saturday, April 27th 2013

Source twitter.com

“I would like to be able to watch American TV shows as soon as they’re released in one simple service.”

–@nottRobin

Posted on Monday, April 22nd 2013

Source twitter.com

“I wish a fast payment system was implemented for paywall articles I want to read. I don’t want to commit to lots of different subscriptions.”

– @amanda

Posted on Sunday, April 14th 2013

Source twitter.com

“I would like to see an Economist-style, long-form analytical blog/magazine for tech to complement the ADHD blogging that exists today.”

– @khsieh

Posted on Tuesday, April 2nd 2013

Source twitter.com

“Github for music could work just with message boards that allowed very big file uploads. You’d have diff categories: “vocals needed, etc”

– @stevenbjohnson

Posted on Wednesday, March 20th 2013

Source twitter.com

“RSS feed-like service where you just get an ePub every Saturday with the latest from your subscriptions.”

– @sawyerh

Posted on Wednesday, March 13th 2013

Source twitter.com