Windows Workflow Restoration & Enhancement Utility

Niche Market: Power users who are frustrated with the changes in specific, previously intuitive UI interactions and workflow efficiencies in Windows 11 (or future OS updates). They want to restore or customize their desktop environment to keep their productivity and muscle memory intact.

SaaS Opportunity: A lightweight, resident utility that serves as a customization layer for the Windows UI, specifically targeting lost or desired interactions.

Product Form:

• A small, background-running Windows desktop application.
• It would provide settings to restore specific "classic" Windows 10 behaviors, like dragging files to the bottom-right "show desktop" corner to reveal the desktop for dropping.
• Expandable to include other common pain points related to UI changes (e.g., specific context menu behaviors, advanced window management shortcuts, enhanced drag-and-drop functionalities not natively present).
• A user-friendly configuration panel accessible from the system tray for easy customization.

Expected Revenue:

• Monetization Model: A low-cost annual subscription ($15-$30/year) or a one-time purchase ($25-$50) with optional paid updates/new features.
• Target Audience Size: A small but dedicated segment of the vast Windows user base (hundreds of millions of Windows 11 users). Power users are often willing to pay for tools that enhance their daily productivity.
• Projection: Given the widespread frustration with UI changes in major OS updates and the large Windows ecosystem, even a small adoption rate among efficiency-minded users could lead to significant revenue.
  • A conservative estimate of 5,000 to 15,000 paying users at an average of $20/year would yield $100,000 - $300,000 ARR. This could grow as more features addressing common UI pain points are added, appealing to a broader set of users.