Looking for SAAS warriors!

Not sure if you are open to radically new things, perhaps becoming a co-founder with a team that's done a lot already.

I bootstrapped https://ritekit.com and we're 100% self-funded and profitable, in our 11th year. For my next big thing, I'm doing it differently:

We're starting with a community. People who talk together, collaborate, game, drink - and all of whom are in other communities, just need to be inspired to share what we do.
What we're building are a strategically planned series of businesses that serve communities. Monetization, investing, moderation, more.
We'll bootstrap, but allocate equity over time - to those who make our projects their main priority and put in the time, over what time it takes to reach our potential. We'll thus leave a large equity pool so we can seek talent and theoretically allow for investors to fund us later. (Glad to talk with you on this - or anything esle.)

May I ask that you see https://www.indiehackers.com/post/building-several-businesses-that-all-serve-discord-communities-using-the-community-of-6k-ive-already-built-looking-for-competent-web-devs-41b8a2c564 and even if you're just curious, join The Tavern and DM me with where you learned of what we're doing, and we'll get into a private call.

I believe that online communities are here to stay - but very few are doing anything for the people that put the time into developing and modding the community. Make a subreddit and see it get many followers - and Reddit sells adspace on it (with not a dime for the people who built it). Same with Discord.

So, I do see that I am not giving you a perfect solution to what you are seeking here. Perhaps you're open to a different way of doing things.

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Hi Evan

I am very interested, I sent you an email, if you like to communicate elsewhere inform me, please.

have a nice day

ahmedta

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4 years ago
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Not sure if you are open to radically new things, perhaps becoming a co-founder with a team that's done a lot already.

I bootstrapped https://ritekit.com and we're 100% self-funded and profitable, in our 11th year. For my next big thing, I'm doing it differently:
1. We're starting with a community. People who talk together, collaborate, game, drink - and all of whom are in other communities, just need to be inspired to share what we do.
2. What we're building are a strategically planned series of businesses that serve communities. Monetization, investing, moderation, more.
3. We'll bootstrap, but allocate equity over time - to those who make our projects their main priority and put in the time, over what time it takes to reach our potential. We'll thus leave a large equity pool so we can seek talent and theoretically allow for investors to fund us later. (Glad to talk with you on this - or anything esle.)
May I ask that you see https://www.indiehackers.com/post/building-several-businesses-that-all-serve-discord-communities-using-the-community-of-6k-ive-already-built-looking-for-competent-web-devs-41b8a2c564 and even if you're just curious, join The Tavern and DM me with where you learned of what we're doing, and we'll get into a private call.

I believe that online communities are here to stay - but very few are doing anything for the people that put the time into developing and modding the community. Make a subreddit and see it get many followers - and Reddit sells adspace on it (with not a dime for the people who built it). Same with Discord.

So, I do see that I am not giving you a perfect solution to what you are seeking here. Perhaps you're open to a different way of doing things.
osakasaul

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4 years ago
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