Welcome to IdeasNest by 12Ronnies

We showcase great ideas to mentors, potential supporters, collaborators and investors.

Newest Ideas

Bijou CREATES

BijouCREATES is a design company which aspires to pull from West African traditional craft & […]

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Tough ground & sand anchor for la...

A cork screw that’s 800-1000mm long. This site below has one. Drill it into the […]

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DreamPod Sleep-Inducing Light Capsule

Unique Factor: Uses a combination of light, sound, and data-driven adjustments to enhance sleep quality, […]

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Smart Gravity House System

Smart Gravity House System meets today’s requirements of low-cost construction projects to perform under long […]

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PAUSE

PAUSE is a one stop national exhibition addressing the menopause.

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Gite Expo

France remains the most popular holiday destination in the world, with 83 million visitors annually […]

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Portable air powered generator

My idea is to use an air compressor run off a battery to power a […]

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TripBubble

TripBubble is a web-based service, which allows uses to create journeys, generate funding and support, […]

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Carbon Neutral Tourism

Do you want to enjoy travel and tourism and preserve the planet for future generations? […]

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The Event Proxy Concierge – T.R...

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Voices Event Series

A circuit of localised events culminating in a large scale multiplatform event, encouraging the sharing […]

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The Body Blade

Using the technology of a hand dryer, the body blade blows hot air through a […]

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12R Prizes

IdeasNest are proud to showcase many of the public ideas for 12rPrizes. The Twelve Ronnies Foundation runs cash prize competitions through 12rprizes.com to help find innovative ideas for companies as well as ideas to solve big global problems.

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"Investors, facilitators and incubators now have a place to find the next great idea and engage with the originator"

Richard John

Co-Founder

"This is a really good way for people to grow their ideas and share them with people who might make them work"

Simon Krystman