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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.

A few sentences is enough. Motir asks about the rest.

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.

  • Public sector

    Accessible documents for public bodies, before the 2027 deadline

    For city, county and school-district websites, public universities and hospitals: finds every PDF, Word, slide and spreadsheet file, sets aside the ones the law exempts, fixes the rest for screen readers, checks each fix and keeps new uploads accessible.

    • Compliance
    The evidence
    The ADA Title II web and mobile rule now applies from 26 April 2027 to state and local governments of 50,000 or more people and from 26 April 2028 to smaller ones and special districts, after an interim final rule of 20 April 2026. It covers word processing, presentation, PDF and spreadsheet files. U.S. Department of Justice, ADA.gov, Fact Sheet on the Title II web rule
    The gap
    Overlay widgets such as accessiBe and UserWay never touch documents. Scanners such as Deque, Siteimprove and Level Access flag problems but fix none. PDF tools and services such as Adobe Auto-Tag, CommonLook, Equidox and Accessible.org fix one file at a time, priced per page or seat. None sorts a site's thousands of files by the rule's exceptions, checks hard content like tables and maths, and stops bad uploads.
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