It's not very clear what exactly your looking for - are you looking for a product idea? What it takes to bring a product to market?

Ideas are a dime a dozen

People have ideas every day - what matters is the execution of the idea, the passion behind the idea and if your idea fills someone's needs. Some ideas are poorly executed and those services / products fail quickly (unless of course people need it and theres no competition - then most would have no choice)

Building a product will be the least of your concern

Your biggest concerns will be how will you market the product; who will use it; who is your competition and what price point do you need to hit for it to be profitable.

Profitability completes depends on how much money you need to spend to maintain the product verse how much money you can bring in. You might have nothing better to do with your time, have access to cheap servers and low server needs and profitability can be high. You might have high server expenses; need to spend a lot of money on marketing and your profits might be low.

If your not passionate about the idea

Abandon it. People will see the passion you have for your product in your product. If your doing it just because someone told you you should and your not really into the idea; it'll show. If you really believe in the product and think people can benefit from it, give it a try and see how far it goes.

This will not be easy

People fail at this every day. I've personally failed at least half a dozen times (I've lost count). Some due to lack of passion for the idea; some due to lack of funds to market it properly. And some due to not judging the market properly. Every time I've failed, I've learned ways that didn't work. If your up for it, you try again and see what happens.

After your figure out if people have a need for this; how you'll find those people and what it might cost to bring it to market; then you could start building it. You could start building it before all of this of course, but then it becomes a risk of time invested vs failure. If your ok with investing time in a product that might not go anywhere, then this is a moot issue.

Overnight successes are far and few between. Many people fail. The stories you read about abc company being bought for millions are unicorns. Their winning the lottery. It doesn't happen every day and most of those people have failed in the past, learned from their mistakes and tried again.

Thanks for your great notes @mgiambanco

Mine is a start-up company and has not done any big products in past. First, I want to make my company get noticed to this world. So decided to create a product, so that people will come to know about our talent, and get recognised to compete with our competitors. So whether do I need to go for a commercial product which will gain income or social product which will just get recognition for my company. ​

Can you please elaborate on what you need? Are you looking for a framework or maybe something to help spread the word of your product?

It all depends on what you are going to build, and for which platforms, as well as which programming languages you are comfortable working with.