Suggestions or help getting an MVP over the line
I'm currently working on an MVP for an idea I have been developing
but my limited knowledge of coding and the process itself is limiting my progress.
It's a flashcard-based training app that uses gamification and spaced repetition learning.
It's got both B2b and B2C markets in mind.
I work in hospitality so I have developed it with that industry in mind but it will be expanded to others.
Think Duolingo, Instagram, & LinkedIn but for the hospitality profession.
Where I'm at:
The idea has been well developed and planned out over the past year with the business plan in progress.
I'm currently working on the MVP I created as a web app but I lack the necessary skills to complete it.
Once the MVP is complete I'll be able to get traction within the company I work for, which owns or has shares in over 100 high-end restaurants.
Has anyone got any suggestions on what I should do next?
Is anyone willing to help get the MVP over the line?
How does this compare to anki?
Hi, ONeill. XR here from Blockchain Founders Fund. We're a VC specialising in blockchain/web3.0 investments, and I'm keen to learn more about your projects. If you could fill in some information about your company here https://investment.blockchainff.com/vip/xianrong we can have a discussion!
Hey Neill, let's get in touch- antun.kos@bornfight.com
Hey @ONeill_Mor, I would love to know more about your project. If you are interested to chat let me know.
Test how fast new users get to the value proposition
Hey Neil - you might want to check out bubble.io or other non-code tools- adalo might be efficient for this. For the MVP its really a proof of concept test for the problem statement you're solving. But I think this can be hacked to get the basic stats you're looking for initially. For example the test is "will a flashcard gamification repetition training app increase learning." Then it has to be measured/proven so you see an increase in their short-term/long-term memory, increase their response time, comprehension increased attention span, etc - all the problems educators have and students have that prevents them from scoring/doing well. But because this is user experience-driven (a better mouse trap with higher engagement) for learning you really want to nail the prototype to iron out the experience first. It also saves development costs because you went through so many iterations/versions or refinements in your prototype.
post the tech stack you have used so far if you are looking for someone to help you finish
Have you tried nocoding it? Do you have enough to launch with a small group of people? Perhaps something that isn't fleshed out with everything you have in mind but the core solution you are thinking of to solve your core key problem?