Full stack developer based in Vancouver, BC (Canada).
I've been heavily influenced by The Checklist Manifesto and The E-Myth Revisited: I believe consistency is the solution to many of our problems. I've spent the past five years building myself a second brain based on this principle (Lists).
Lists is my personal task manager, but it's the fastest, highest capacity, most available, and least overwhelming task manager I could possibly figure out how to build. This process has taught me a lot about connecting anything to anything, real-time browser apps, and keeping everything blazing fast/reusable.
My software libraries currently support three wildly different projects. Each one benefits from ongoing improvements to the rest and the long term flexibility baked into every corner of the code.
I can spin up/maintain/grow new projects (ie: MVP's) very quickly (when the fit is right).
The low hanging fruit would be converting my general support for all consistency into highly-specialized, turnkey solutions to specific problems. My mind gravitates towards supporting business processes, self-improvement pursuits, and group accountability.
THAT SAID, my other projects are a custom fantasy basketball engine and a custom media tagger/organizer, so it's fair to say I'm flexible.
I'm drawn to every aspect of startup life but want to focus on the technical side of things. I'm happy to figure things out together and help with execution where I can, but I'm seeking partners who are comfortable to run with 'everything else'.
My plan is to split time between building the next MVP in record time and providing ongoing maintenance to existing projects.
I ramble about more of the details here.
Please say hello to explore working together.
Steve, have you thought of checklist as procedural knowledge that can be compiled, shared and remixed?
Steve's list of how to build a brick wall:
Max's list based on Steve's list:
Bill's list based on both:
Think of it as a wikipedia of procedures.
I spent a bit of time thinking about this and arrived at what seemed to be a viable business model, but got sidetracked by another project - an open marketplace for software engineers. Building it here in the open. Check out my Product.
Interested to partner up with others. It's too big of a project to go solo.
Yes, I've spent a lot of time thinking about sharing strategies/reports.
The underlying data feels ready, but building out the cross-user UI has been a slog. Being ready for jerks on the internet seems to be endless work :/
Your project looks interesting, it's definitely a problem I think about now and again.
Let's have a chat :)
Hey Steve,
If you're still looking for a cofounder I think you might want to check out cofoundr.tech, a website where to find the perfect cofounder for your next billion dollar idea. I just finished working on it, and if you have any kind of feedback on the website I would really appreciate it.
Thanks,
Gabriele
Hey! I would love to talk to you about joining my early stage startup! We have just started and are looking to find a technical co-founder :)
✌🏾We have a revolutionary model we are building for PERSONAL DATA and empowering the world's population.
Hey! I would love to talk to you about joining my early stage startup! We have just started and are looking to find a technical co-founder :)
✌🏾We have a revolutionary model we are building for PERSONAL DATA and empowering the world's population.
Hey @Bergerton,
Any interest in something like this? https://www.indiehackers.com/post/technical-co-founder-for-utv-side-by-side-marketplace-fa405f2230
I had posted a few days ago. Would start super niche, selling craigslist/facebook autoposters then expand to a marketplace which is the ultimate goal.
Wyatt
Looks like you've found a niche with some potential!
I'm not sure if it's the right fit for me though, good luck!
Hi Steve, I've tried reaching you on your email and got back a failed delivery. You can read more about the idea I proposed in the email at https://loading-dock.io and if that's something that interests you please hit me back at kailash-at-loading-dock.io
-K
https://www.stedi.com/ is solving this problem. Not sure how successful they are, but they raised a ton of money.
Interesting, thanks for sharing. I can see how their product can intersect with that of loading-dock, but also confident that we will be solving a similar macro problem but differentiate a lot at the micro-level
Hi Kailash, thanks for letting me know about the bounced email!
Somehow my email provider sends me countless/useless spam reports, but no quota warnings, but I digress....
I've reached out by email.
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Truth be told, I posted this with an open mind; I wasn't sure what I would find.
Your post is pretty interesting (and very ambitious).
We should chat :)