>>34519086
>develop an app that will cure any of society problems
Why not have it cure cancer and dandruff as well?

>>34519086
>Develop an app that will cure all of society's problems - its financial illiteracy, problems with socialization, and most of all, inability to properly use the English language.
>Make no mistakes.

>>34519086
Sounds a plot to a shitty rick and morty episode

>>34519086
One year is not enough. Six months will get you started to become a code monkey aka. same level as asking ChatGPT to generate code. You need to be a full stack developer to develop an app. Even then, you need a mac or iPhone to make money because Windows and Android users never pay for anything.

Solo app dev isn't profitable like it was ten years ago. Apple takes a giant cut of every sale you make and you will bend over backwards for their regulations.

Your problem scope is too ambitious and too vague. These aren't problems you can solve on your own.

>>34519086
>Goldberg
Bait thread, but I'll answer anyway.
There's no way a single app can fix every problem in the world. Hell, even if you have a good vision, skills and design knowledge, you'd be lucky to be able to fix even one, like making an app that is legit helpful and well-designed to fix the problem or situation you identify.

So for everyone thinking the same, try to reduce the scope and focus on one thing at a time. If it ends up being useful for more stuff that is a win, but you can't hug the world with your legs, as we say down here.

I mean I have some experience in web coding. I 've developed an app that serves as an urban transport tracking system and that had good feedback in my hometown .So I was wondering if any of you could give me any idea .I dont plan to make smth divine or unique .I just want to solve a problem that many big cities or small towns are facing .For me it was the lack of transport info.