Hey everyone đź‘‹
I've spent the past 10+ years building products, including a successful startup exit along the way.
One pattern I keep seeing is non-technical founders with a strong vision, but stuck when it comes to execution. Some feel overwhelmed by tech decisions, some burned by devs, others unsure what to build, or how to build it right.
I’m now focused on helping founders like this get clarity: what to build, how it should work, what team you need, and how to move forward without burning time or money.
If that resonates, drop a comment sharing where you’re currently stuck or what you’re working on.
Happy to connect and chat!
I'm looking to create an app to be used as the 'for-profit' to my 'non-profit' eco-system focused on creating spaces of innovation and access. I know that might sound complex and I am cautious about keeping these separate for legality purposes but having them overlap. The app is a matchmaking platform that connects entrepreneurs and innovators with partners and investors. I want to use AI to make this efficient.
I am using a stack including an AI app builder to launch a prototype as soon as possible. But I want a couple Co-Founders with a specialty in Development to help oversee this and tinker any bugs. Currently on a broke budget (and quite literally only eating soup and bread at the moment).
Any advice is helpful!
Recent graduate here in entrepreneurship. I created a blog to document my insights on the startup methodology. I wanted to build a startup community of bloggers.
Thx for sharing this.
How is everything going for you so far?
I just created a blog November 3 through wordpress. I had read Eric Ries startup book. Very inspirational. Great information. I had researched to join online communities.
Nice! What are some other online communities you’ve found valuable (besides Indie Hackers)?
I had utilized a co-pilot search for assistance. The query search suggested Facebook groups and meetup.
Love this, Venture 👏
I’ve worked with a few non-technical founders too, and it’s wild how often they have brilliant ideas but get trapped in tech confusion instead of traction.
Your “clarity-first” approach hits the core problem — too many rush to hire devs without mapping user flows or positioning.
I’m curious, when you work with founders, do you help them validate the messaging side too, or just the product scope? Because that blend of story + structure usually decides who actually survives post-launch. 🔥
Hiiiii I am exactly looking for you! Can we chat
Hey, happy to connect!
What's your email or LinkedIn?
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