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Business Idea: Agoraphobic Services (alien.top)

submitted 11 months ago by EriksonEnterprises@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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Honestly I believe this is a market that needs to be filled everywhere... All sorts of things like remote and in person services, and any range of things like chiropractors, dentists, etc who can come to them at their home. Maybe even going as far as replacing services like doordash/Instacart too, or possibly having some kinda non-profit situation who helps to pay for those things for them... This is something you'd be surprised how many people suffer from, yet have absolutely no assistance, even simple things like bringing groceries and having those costs offset/covered somehow, or maybe some other ideas...

Let me know what you think lol

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[–] Unfair_Explanation53@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

It's not a lack of respect. Things like agoraphobia,obesity,addictions etc can be classed as a disability. But there is also insurmountable evidence that they can be cured. Society doesn't work the way you would like by just accepting these conditions as incurable and then catering to them.

Not that you shouldn't have sympathy for these people but a business is not going to cater for them unless maybe the agoraphobia is linked to something like autism.