Zander said he might work on the Icon Library app 🎉

That Read It later app is a great idea!! Would love to work on that as I experiment with Rust. Do you have any mockups for it?

A GNOME port of Ciano ("Converter"?), should be fairly easy to rework the Vala (disclaimer: haven't looked at the code) to remove granite and the other elementary stuff, main sticking point is design (cough @bertob cough)

Edit: Curlew is another possible base, basically i just want to be able to convert videos without using CLI, elementary or cloudconvert.com

A mobile metronome app would help musicians while practicing.

Doesn't Meld act as a fairly simple diff viewer?

Meld is fairly complex (to the point of doing full directory comparision) and doesn't (at least presently) follow the HIG

I think the idea here is literally just two textviews side-by-side

That's true. A simple app could work and/or some design input could be done for Meld. It could be an app "simple by default, powerful when needed" as the KDE people like to say (i.e., the whole application could be a two pane window, where you're capable of dropping files, but also folders, git repositories, etc)

Moved the content from the gist to an actual repo: https://gitlab.gnome.org/bertob/app-ideas/issues

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The idea of a Carbon Footprint Calculator leveraging credit card history to estimate environmental impact from purchases is intriguing! While direct access to credit card APIs might pose privacy challenges, collaborating with financial institutions could open doors to authorized data access, enabling a more insightful analysis.

Implementing this for a loan service like advance loan app could involve integrating a similar approach to evaluate the environmental impact of loan usage. By analyzing spending patterns linked to loan utilization, borrowers could gain a clear picture of their carbon footprint resulting from loan-associated expenses. This data-driven insight could also inspire borrowers to consider eco-friendly spending options and encourage sustainability in their financial decisions.