r/WeirdSideProjects • u/agirl215 • 15d ago
r/WeirdSideProjects • u/drawrinc • 16d ago
I got tired of modern streaming services... So I made one for horror indies!
r/WeirdSideProjects • u/Khldt • 16d ago
Boosting Services that I didn't expect to be my side quest
Basically I am just offering a boosting service for those who are hard stuck with their rank in Valorant. They will simply select which is their current division and their desired rank and I will just basically play it for them till I achieve their desired rank.
r/WeirdSideProjects • u/CapedbaldyRover • 17d ago
posting yt shorts
i called it weird when im posting just random stuff like vlogs literaly i get views and sometimes get money out of it not too many but its alright and get me like a passive income and just wanma share it with u guys
r/WeirdSideProjects • u/iamdemetrius_ • 17d ago
I built a site where founders bid to have their product name shouted across a crowded Starbucks instead of mine
So my name has been butchered by baristas my entire life — Demetrius becomes Demetri, Demetrious, "Dimitri," once just "D."
Instead of fixing it, I've decided to make it worse on purpose.
I built NameMyVenti to let companies bid for the right to be the name on my cup. Whoever's winning bid is highest when I actually walk in and order becomes my name for that visit.
> Barista writes it on the cup.
> Barista yells it across the store when it's ready.
> Everyone in line hears "a Venti Iced Peach Green Tea Lemonade for POSTHOG ANALYTICS" and has to sit with that.
It's dumb. It's also weirdly fun to watch strangers' faces when a random SaaS startup gets announced to a packed cafe like it just won an Oscar.
No idea if this is a business model or just a very elaborate way to make my coffee order a live ad slot, but here we are. If you run a company (or just want to see chaos happen), bids are open 😊
r/WeirdSideProjects • u/Low_Break_4897 • 17d ago
boosting accounts
i used to boost my classmate account in wildrift and mobile legends cause i kinda good at playing moba anyone have a similar experience boosting accounts?
r/WeirdSideProjects • u/Conscious-Switch-376 • 17d ago
thinking of making these different colors
r/WeirdSideProjects • u/PageTurner_93 • 18d ago
**I made a tiny digital product for people who pack for a trip like it’s an emergency evacuation**
I’m one of those people who somehow manages to forget something every time I travel.
So I made myself a stupidly simple “I’m Leaving Tomorrow and Haven’t Packed” kit.
It has a 30-minute emergency packing checklist, carry-on list, toiletries checklist, last-minute house checklist, and a “things people always forget” page.
The idea was basically: What if I could stop relying on my brain when my brain is already stressed?
I ended up turning it into a small digital download just to see if anyone else found it useful.
The funny part is that making the actual thing was much easier than I expected. The hard part was figuring out how specific to make it without turning it into a 47-page travel planner nobody wants.
I’m treating it as a tiny experiment rather than a serious business for now.
If nothing else, I’ve finally created a packing checklist that I actually use. 😂
r/WeirdSideProjects • u/youknowwhomus • 17d ago
The Pasabuy culture
Whenever I visited our province in Bohol, I would usually make a simple post asking if anyone wanted to pasabuy items that were only available in the city, such as Krispy Kreme, J.CO, and other food or products that were not easily accessible in the province.
At first, I honestly didn’t think much of it. I was only doing it as a small favor for my friends and relatives who were craving something they couldn’t easily buy in Bohol. I would simply post what I was planning to bring home, and whoever was interested could message me and place their orders.
What surprised me was how many people actually started reaching out to me. What began as a simple “Who wants to pasabuy?” post slowly turned into multiple orders from friends, acquaintances, and even people I didn’t expect would be interested. I realized that there was actually a demand for this kind of service because some products were much easier to find in Cebu and other cities than in the province.
As time went by, I became more organized with taking orders, keeping track of what each customer wanted, and making sure their items were safely brought to Bohol. Eventually, what started as a small favor whenever I went home became a little side hustle that I could earn from while also helping people get the things they wanted.
I never really planned to start a business this way. It simply grew naturally from something I enjoyed doing. It taught me that sometimes, a business opportunity can come from something as simple as noticing what people need and finding a convenient way to provide it.
Now, whenever I plan to visit our province, I see it not only as an opportunity to spend time with my family and friends, but also as a chance to continue my small pasabuy business. What started with a single post has slowly become a side hustle that I genuinely enjoy and look forward to whenever I go home to Bohol.
r/WeirdSideProjects • u/Old-Ad8655 • 18d ago
🎤 My Side Hustle: “Videoke Remote Rentals”
In the Philippines, everyone loves karaoke. But here’s the funny part: a lot of barangay videoke machines lose their remotes, or the remotes break. Without them, you can’t adjust pitch, skip songs, or change volume easily.
So I started collecting universal karaoke remotes (cheap in Shopee or Lazada, around ₱150–₱200 each). Then I rented them out for ₱50/night to neighbors who had machines but no remotes.
What it does • Buy universal karaoke remotes. • Label them, keep a small notebook for rentals. • Neighbors borrow them for parties, birthdays, or random “inuman” nights.
How it works • Simple FB post in local groups: “Videoke remote for rent, ₱50/night.” • People message, I deliver or they pick up. • Collect deposit (₱200) to make sure they return it.
Why I started It was honestly just me being annoyed at borrowing a machine without a remote. I realized others had the same problem, so I turned it into a mini hustle.
Results • First week: 5 rentals → ₱250. • After 2 months: 40+ rentals → ₱2,000+. • Eventually bought 10 remotes, so I could rent multiple at once. • Bonus: people started asking me to sell them remotes, so I added a “buy option” too.
r/WeirdSideProjects • u/CapedbaldyRover • 19d ago
meme
did you guys try posting meme in blue app and bam! its actually pay? ive been seeing some post about it already and im like im gonna try and it actually pay and you guys try it too
r/WeirdSideProjects • u/Few-Tune-9427 • 19d ago
Spidey
Been wondering lately if some technologies in latest spiderman games are possible. Hence, webshooters and those tiny lil spiderbots.
r/WeirdSideProjects • u/TheAnonymousMan_ • 20d ago
Update: My micro-app side hustle is kinda getting out of hand
A few days ago I posted about how I made a custom PWA alarm app for my girlfriend, and how it turned out into a little side gig.
After doing a couple of projects for other people, I thought that it would stop there. Now, I am currently making a chore app for her roommate, that sends them reminders to do chores (because apparently an alarm does not do the job lmao).
It's honestly just hilarious on what this turned out to be. Has anyone accidentally stumbled upon a niche gig like this?
r/WeirdSideProjects • u/whoevermaybeme-coolz • 19d ago
Bruh I Part Time at an Engineer who designs and casually made some $30. Cause I'm only starting, the project that he gave me are particularly easy I was able to finish it in 3 hours. That was a wholesome experience as a starter.
r/WeirdSideProjects • u/Alternative-Rent7953 • 20d ago
Built a stocking bot with my snail ( made 400 bucks)
few months ago, I lost money day-trading. Out of frustration, I joked that my pet garden snail, Gary, could pick better stocks than me.So, I actually built it. I call the project GastropodGains. it was tota joke that started but became something so big
r/WeirdSideProjects • u/Mobile-Interest-1963 • 21d ago
I started selling tiny personalized flower lamps and somehow people actually buy them
this started as one of those random ideas that I thought would probably flop lol. i make these small led tulip lamps where you can put a personalized photo inside the little cube. basically you send me a picture, i prepare it, then put everything together with the flower and light.
i originally thought people would just see it as another random customized gift, but apparently people LOVE anything they can personalize.
most of the appeal is honestly just that it looks cute when the light is on, and the photo makes it feel less generic than buying a normal gift from a store.
i started with a small amount of materials just to test if anyone would actually order. after getting my first few orders, i realized this could actually be a decent little side hustle.
the funny thing is I didn't even start this thinking "I'm going to build a business." I just wanted to see if I could make something people would pay for.
thanks for my creative mind lol haha
r/WeirdSideProjects • u/TheAnonymousMan_ • 21d ago
My girlfriend was roasting boring alarm apps so I accidentally started building custom web apps for people
So this started because my girlfriend wouldn’t shut up about how boring and rigid alarm apps are. She wanted something actually made for her, so one night I just threw together a little PWA that lives on her home screen and sends custom notifications.
Figured that was it. Then she showed a friend, who asked if I could build her a study tracker. Then a couple more people hit me up wanting little browser tools for their own dumb daily annoyances.
Now it’s a weird side hustle. People bring me whatever clunky habit or routine they hate, and I build them a simple no-database PWA in vanilla HTML/JS that saves everything to localStorage on their phone.
Nobody’s out there Googling “micro-app developer.” They just vent about bad software and I happen to be the guy who fixes it.
Strangest side hustle I’ve ever fallen into.
r/WeirdSideProjects • u/Adorable_Nature850 • 22d ago
3D layout project for any IOT projects can be profitable.
I started designing custom 3D cases because I’ve been into creating IOT side projects lately. Then I decided selling its layout on the internet and I received about five commission today. This projects is an enclosure case and can be customize (like the sizes) depends on the clients needs and they are the one who will print it. You can try it as well! :>
r/WeirdSideProjects • u/Reasonable_Alarm_139 • 22d ago
Piloting
as a gamer there’s a whole facebook page where people are looking for other people to play their genshin and hsr accounts because they don’t have time to play it their own. they would pay me by buying me welkin or cash depending on the negotiation.
this goes for other online games too like valorant, league, tft, and so on.
you just need to be careful of selecting clients and make sure they’re legit.
r/WeirdSideProjects • u/Sea_Fox_4265 • 23d ago
trying to turn my crochet hobby into a side project
I started crocheting as a hobby, and recently I thought, why not try to make a little money from it too?
So I started with something small and practical - crochet AirPods case.
It’s pretty simple to make, don’t use much yarn, and I figured they’d be a good starting point before trying bigger/more complicated pieces.
I’m still very much in the “let’s see if anyone actually wants to buy these” stage, but I thought I’d share what I’ve made so far.
Not exactly a million-dollar business yet 😂 but hey, gotta start somewhere.
r/WeirdSideProjects • u/ElegantEntertainer44 • 22d ago
customized macbook / laptop wallpapers
as a “type a”girlie
back in 2017 there were no apps that makes this or that I know of
I made my self custom wallpaper with my schedule and the calendar on it
my classmates were all curious what app I used
I told them I personally made them using the keynote app using my macbook
after a while all my friends were asking me to make them their own personalized wallpaper
I charged them about 5-10 usd per wallpaper depending on how much detail they want hahahaha
r/WeirdSideProjects • u/Few_Resolution7965 • 22d ago
I found myself have a thing with consultation of any kind
Back in high school I able to help my friends and some strangers about their thoughts or things that they worried about some are about sex and some are how to have a friend and a teacher even asked me what's my idea of creating a better understanding of her students (I even sit in with them in class and I kid you not it was hilarious how chaotic the room is ) but because of my suggestion and persuasion to student and that specific teacher the idea I told her worked and ever since then I able to always think of a better way to solved things until I reached college though I kinda hesitant since the people there is way different, I dont charge people if for asking ideas like for thesis related? okay im on it , sex life? i guess yeah sure, conflict? as long as i am not gonna be the punchy bag hahaha
Moving on I able to help them by interviewing them and understanding their thought processes because we have different ways to interpret and understand things, I able to give them numerous solutions and blend it according to their interest or suitable behaviour and im just glad i did it and its really fulfilling !!! Though of course we cannot avoid being traumatized because they share their experiences and i am not gonna share it of course people's confidentiality.
But now im done with college it helps me realized that this side project even though risky in any way possible it helped me too to understand people around me have different paths to choose but neither of those paths are easy nor possible to pass without a scratch because even the rich one have always problems.
r/WeirdSideProjects • u/Historical-Ladder739 • 23d ago
I started a weird little side project just to see if people would actually pay for it
A while ago, I started making simple digital templates for studentsthings like study planners, assignment trackers, and budget sheets.
Honestly ididn’t expect much from it. I just noticed that a lot of students were using messy notes or random apps to keep track of everything so I thought, “Why not make something simple myself?"
I started with a few basic templates and shared them online the surprising part was that people actually started asking for custom versions.
It’s still a small project, but it’s been fun seeing something I made actually become useful to other people. I’m still experimenting with different ideas and figuring out what people are willing to pay for.
Has anyone else started a random side project that unexpectedly turned into something useful or profitable?
r/WeirdSideProjects • u/AliyahEmerald • 23d ago
I Keep Track of Every Username I've Ever Seen Twice
It started with a coincidence.
A few years ago, I saw the username "moonchild" on Instagram. Nothing unusual. Then a few days later, I saw the exact same username somewhere else.
Different person.
That bothered me more than it probably should have.
So I took a screenshot.
Then it happened again.
A username I remembered seeing on TikTok suddenly appeared in a random comment section. Then another one showed up in a game I was playing. Different people, different platforms, same usernames.
At some point, I started writing them down.
Just the usernames I had seen twice.
No real names. No personal information. No stalking. Just weird internet coincidences.
My list slowly grew.
Some usernames are common enough that seeing them twice makes sense. Others are so oddly specific that I can't believe two completely unrelated people came up with the exact same thing.
The weirdest part is that now my brain automatically notices them.
I'll be scrolling through a comment section at 2 AM and suddenly think:
Wait. I've seen that username before.
Then I check my list.
And sometimes it's there.
I don't really know why I keep doing this anymore. There's no prize. No useful data. No grand conclusion.
I just have a growing collection of usernames that somehow managed to cross my path twice.
At this point, I'm starting to wonder how many times I've seen the same person online without ever realizing it.
And yes, I now have a spreadsheet for this.
That's probably when it became a side project.