Hi Indie Women! I have long struggled to find a tech-based time management and productivity tool that worked for me, a fairly-typical busy woman who likes to have her sh!t together. I finally decided that the right tool didn't exist so I endeavored to build it myself. That's how Liveli Planner (www.liveliplanner.com) was started.
However, my background is in business, marketing, and project management so building a tech company as a non-tech person has had some unique challenges. Fortunately, I launched my MVP into beta in April and am now looking for the right partner to come on board to manage the technical development while I focus on the product design and growth.
I would LOVE to find an Indie Woman to fill this role and help me take Liveli Planner to the next level. As we are currently pre-revenue, I am looking for someone who is interested in taking on this role in exchange for equity in the company. The position can be flexible with regard to working days/hours and location.
Let me know if you're interested - I would love to share more details of my vision with you.
Good luck with your search! It's not easy, as many of us know.
The current site looks beautiful. Out of curiosity, how did you get that built? How many beta users do you have?
Thanks, mizkirsten! I hired a third party development company to build the MVP. I am very pleased with them and the work they have done but it's also a little expensive. We currently have 95 beta users in the system which were all generated organically.
Wow, congrats on that! It's also not easy to get with a reliable third party developer.
Hey Sarah. Nice job on the MVP.
I'm still not sure why it's specific to women. It seems to me it can be useful to everyone ?
Thanks, Bipbop! I chose women as my target audience because I think they are a market primed to adopt a new kind of time management tool, especially one that is tech-based. I certainly hope to build the platform in a way that we can eventually broaden our target audience but I thought that focusing on a niche in the early stages would help me build a better product and generate more engaged users.