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If you're a young programmer and you can build something your friends consistently use because they actually want it rather than out of loyalty to you, that's ipso facto a good startup idea. No matter how trivial or frivolous it seems initially.
It works the other way too, incidentally: if you build something for which your friends are the target market, and they don't use it, except occasionally out of loyalty to you, it's a bad idea. At least so far.
You can generalize "friends" to "people who know what the available options are." E.g. if you wrote something for car dealers and lots of car dealers started using it, that would count too. But your friends are the most convenient group of this type.
Reading this again slowly...
Could also be a bad execution of a good idea.
I’ve lived this one through! :)
Basement?! @FernandoTheRojo
> bad idea Cod also be bad implementation, right?
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