Pre-launch of Kyiuba. A space where creators creates for creators
I'm elated to announce the launch of Kyiuba but before continuing I would like to explain what it is
The name Kyiuba comes from the pronunciation of Cuba (the country) in English, whose country took a lot from it's citizens because of communism which the country Venezuela where I am from took as philosophy. in short, the name kyiuba is the reverse of "take away"
Ok, so, what's Kyiuba seriously?
Kyiuba is intended to promote and create validated ideas, gather the right people and make it grow.
how?
By building an idea from scratch, figure out how and why it can be sucessful, getting the right people who can direct it, scale it to the moon and keep it alive with our help and the community
Sounds a bit like a mini-incubator but in this case, resources and mentoring will not only be provided to the founders, but also to those who seek to be employees or have internships in emerging startups.
We are in our beta to get traction and people around. The whole platform is on development.
Go take a look! -> https://www.kyiuba.com/
You can't EVER create a validated idea. As many of us want this, this will never happen -- you may somewhat pre-validate it -- like some people will say "awesome idea" or whatever. But to truly validate it, you need to build it (read "The Mom Test" -- it's a book).
Just like your site -- I don't fully grasp what it is, what it would do for me, until I'll see it live.
An idea is validated when it is profitable. what I was trying to say is to simplify the process in which an idea that looks good on paper can even work in the real world, the unknowns are always the same, my idea can work? Who can use it? How do I build it and why would it work?
Last but not least, can I handle this by myself?
The platform (which in its entirety is not built) is intended to be more than a community. At the time I write this I change the title to pre-release, it is a mistake.
thanks for your feedback!
"simplify the process" - this has both positives and negatives. What I'm trying to say is that for an idea, you may get a lot of negative comments from people, and it still may work.
Any idea that is new will have more people saying something negative than positive. And yet, it may turn insanely profitable.
In the end, it's all about how much you believe in the idea, no matter what the naysayers may say (that doesn't mean you should ignore naysayers, you should simply take that into account and move on).
Having said that, I don't see how a website can help at all with this -- as far as I know, there are other existing websites that have failed here (to read: they're close to unknown, no profit whatsoever).
(see, I'm your top naysayer -- that shouldn't stop you from building this, and probably won't :D)
The idea sounds interesting. So if I want to develop an idea, Kyiuba would help me gather a team to work with me? And how would it show me how and why my project can be successful?
Kyiuba will be more than a community, by the moment of writing not even the blog and the underlying platform is built. We'll create a space where we could talk about ideas, gather people to give feedback, people on the VC world and founders to help you out
Very interesting