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A software company runs on more than code. It needs a lawyer, an accountant, a security team and people who know other markets, and Motir is no different. We would rather buy that work from a product built on Motir. These are the ones we need. Build one that scales, and Motir will be your first customer.

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Motir is your first customer

Build one of these on Motir, in public, and we will use it, pay for it and tell you what is missing.

What makes a good idea here

Products that scale, not tools for one team

  1. Many customers, one productEvery idea serves thousands of companies with the same problem, not one company's own process.
  2. Expertise you can't hire cheaplyLaw, tax, security, languages: work that needs a specialist, made affordable by AI and kept honest by people.
  3. A person still signsThe AI drafts, checks and files the work. A qualified person approves what carries risk, the same way Motir puts a person at every gate.

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Good products to build, beyond what Motir needs

Motir won't be your first customer for these. Each is a market with documented demand, a gap the current players leave open, and a reason it can be built now and not five years ago. The evidence is linked under each one.

  • Personal finance

    Keep Medicaid and food benefits through the new work rules

    For low-income adults who must now prove 80 hours a month of work, school or volunteering to keep Medicaid or SNAP: keeps a running monthly record, spots exemptions such as caregiving or illness, and answers the state's notices before the deadline.

    • Consumers
    • Healthcare
    The evidence
    CMS's interim final rule of 1 June 2026 sets an 80 hours per month work requirement for certain Medicaid adults. States must generally implement it no later than 1 January 2027, and a person found out of compliance gets 30 calendar days to show compliance or an exemption. CMS fact sheet, Medicaid community engagement interim final rule, June 2026
    The gap
    The tools sit on the institution's side. Fortuna Health reaches people through health systems and plans; Gainwell, Deloitte, Optum and Maximus sell verification systems to states; CMS's Emmy is state-hosted and piloting with one state; Propel serves SNAP balances. None keeps a person's own month-by-month record across gig work, school and volunteering, works out their exemption, and answers a notice in time.
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