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Project Ideas Generator

Find the perfect project for your skill level and interests. Filter by domain, difficulty, and tech stack.

13+ Projects
7 Domains
3 Levels
Detailed Guides

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Personal Portfolio Website

BeginnerFrontend1-2 weeks

Weather Dashboard

BeginnerFrontend1 week

E-Commerce Product Page

IntermediateFrontend2-3 weeks

REST API for Todo App

BeginnerBackend2 weeks

URL Shortener Service

IntermediateBackend2-3 weeks

Blog Platform

BeginnerFull-Stack3 weeks

Real-time Chat Application

IntermediateFull-Stack3-4 weeks

Project Management Tool (Trello Clone)

AdvancedFull-Stack4-6 weeks

Expense Tracker App

BeginnerMobile2-3 weeks

Movie Recommendation System

BeginnerMachine Learning2-3 weeks

Sentiment Analysis Dashboard

IntermediateMachine Learning2-3 weeks

COVID-19 Data Dashboard

BeginnerData Science1-2 weeks

CI/CD Pipeline with Docker

IntermediateDevOps1-2 weeks
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What is Project Ideas?

The #1 question Computer Science students ask is "What project should I build?". The **Project Ideas Generator** is the answer. Don't build another To-Do List. Recruiters are tired of seeing them. This tool suggests unique, tiered project ideas that demonstrate actual engineering skills. From "Clone of Spotify" to "Real-time Chat App with End-to-End Encryption", find ideas that will actually make your resume stand out.

How to Use Project Ideas

1

Select Your Domain

Choose Web Dev, AI/ML, App Dev, or Blockchain.

2

Choose Difficulty

Start with "Beginner" if you are learning, "Advanced" for portfolio.

3

Get Idea

Review the generated project brief including required tech stack.

4

Start Building

Follow the "Key Features to Build" checklist.

We categorize projects by "Employability". **Level 1 (Learning)**: Calculators, Weather Apps. Good for learning syntax. **Level 2 (Portfolio)**: E-commerce, heavily interactive dashboards. Good for internships. **Level 3 (Capstone)**: Real-time systems, AI integrations, SaaS products. Good for full-time jobs.

Why Use This Tool?

Filter by Tech Stack (React, Python, etc.)
Difficulty Levels (Beginner to Advanced)
Detailed Guides & Features
Architecture Diagrams
Commercial Viability Checks

**Stop Overthinking**: Pick an idea and start coding. Analysis paralysis kills progress. **Tech Stack Guidance**: We suggest the right tools (e.g., "Use Firebase for this chat app", "Use Python for this scraper"). **Feature Roadmap**: We don't just give a title; we list 5 key features you must implement.

Who Is This For?

CS StudentsBootcamp GradsSelf-Taught Developers

**Hackathons**: needing a quick idea to prototype in 24 hours. **Final Year Project**: Finding a complex topic that satisfies university requirements.

Behind the Technology

A curated database of 500+ project prompts tagged by industry trends.

Tips for Best Results

1

Don't just copy code. Build it yourself so you can explain it in interviews.

2

Deploy it! A live link is worth 100 GitHub repos.

3

Write a blog post about how you built it. Communication is a key skill.

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