The ten problems shouting loudest right now. Number one itches the most. The board moves — check back.
Filter by patch. Sort by score. Find the one with your name on it.
Crack On is a curated, evidence-linked directory of real problems Australians actually complain about — scraped from the open web, clustered into distinct “Why can't…” problems, and scored by how much they itch. Pick one with your name on it. Build it. Stop dithering.
Every problem links back to the real complaints behind it. Nothing is asserted without evidence.
Bots scrape and score. A person reviews every single itch before it reaches the board.
Browsing the board and the evidence trail costs nothing. Only the deep-dive report is paid.
Ranks shift as fresh signals land. It's a live worksite, not a static brochure.
Every itch score is a number from 0-100, computed the same way for every problem. No vibes, no per-problem tweaking.
Raw complaints are pulled from the open web — Reddit, Hacker News, Australian news, small-business and consumer RSS feeds, community forums, and ProductReview.com.au — on a recurring schedule.
An LLM groups the raw noise into distinct “Why can’t…” problems and drops what doesn’t genuinely cluster — it doesn’t force a fit.
The itch score is computed in code from three inputs, not asserted by the LLM — so it’s reproducible and explainable.
Nothing reaches the public board automatically. A person checks every cluster and publishes or rejects it.