Chronos Curator

Inspired by the meticulous data gathering of 'Salary Insights', the thematic depth of 'Frankenstein' (analyzing the creation and evolution of processes), and the grand-scale temporal exploration of 'Interstellar', Chronos Curator is a workflow automation tool focused on historical process mining. The core concept is to automatically scrape, parse, and categorize digital artifacts (e.g., old forum posts, digitized historical documents, archived project management discussions) to identify recurring workflows, decision-making patterns, and common solutions to recurring problems across different eras and domains. Think of it as a digital Frankenstein's monster of best practices, assembled from the scattered limbs of past workflows. Users can specify keywords, timeframes, and types of digital sources to 'mine' for these historical workflows. The system then presents these identified patterns, often visualized as flowcharts or timelines, allowing individuals and small businesses to learn from historical inefficiencies and successes without manual deep dives. This is niche because it focuses on the -history- of workflows, not just current best practices, and appeals to researchers, historians, legacy system analysts, and even hobbyists interested in the evolution of human processes. Implementation is low-cost, relying on web scraping libraries, natural language processing (NLP) for pattern recognition, and basic data visualization. The high earning potential comes from offering this unique historical perspective as a premium service for businesses seeking novel efficiency insights or for educational institutions looking to teach historical problem-solving.