Many people enjoy singing in the shower—it’s a private space with great acoustics where they feel comfortable expressing themselves. However, capturing these performances is tough because most recording devices aren’t waterproof, leaving a gap for a seamless way to record and share shower singing.

The Idea: A Smart Shower Recording Solution

One way to address this could be a waterproof shower head with a built-in microphone that connects to an app via Bluetooth. The microphone would capture singing while filtering out water noise, and the app could let users save, edit, or share their recordings. For example, the app might include tools to add effects or even collaborate with others. This would allow amateur singers, social media enthusiasts, or music coaches to effortlessly document their shower performances without fussing with phones or external devices.

How It Fits With Existing Products

While waterproof Bluetooth speakers (like JBL Flip 6) exist, they’re designed for playback, not recording. Karaoke apps (like Smule) require separate microphones and aren’t shower-friendly. This idea bridges that gap by integrating recording directly into the shower environment, making it more convenient than using a phone in a waterproof case.

Getting Started

A simple version could start with a clip-on waterproof microphone for existing shower heads, paired with a basic app. If users respond well, the next step might be a full shower head with built-in audio tech. Potential revenue could come from hardware sales, premium app features, or partnerships with music platforms.

This approach leans into a common but overlooked habit, offering a playful yet practical way to capture spontaneous creativity.