Hey IndieHackers!
Today marked the first day of Techstars Build in Tulsa, and my company, Knowing.dev, is part of the Summer 2023 cohort. It's been an exciting day, and I wanted to share a little about our journey so far.
Knowing.dev is a sales enablement platform that aims to revolutionize the B2B sales process by delivering AI-powered sales playbooks and data-driven insights to businesses across various industries. Our goal is to streamline and optimize the sales process, enabling teams to close more deals and drive growth.
The first day of Techstars Build in Tulsa included presentations from the partners at Intulsa, Build in Tulsa, and the George Kaiser Family Foundation. We also had the chance to watch pitches and demos from the amazing startups in our cohort. It's inspiring to be surrounded by such innovative and driven entrepreneurs!
My favorite was Myri Health -- the solofounder is creating a postpartum app for new mothers, and she launched her company 3 weeks before giving birth to her second child. Her presentation was so slick, and she has almost 200k users worldwide. As a pre-revenue startup, I feel a little behind the rest of the cohort, but we are where we are.
We're building a deep-tech solution with our own proprietary model and natural language understanding tech, so it's understandable we're a little behind. The product's almost ready for launch though.
Everyone we've met in Tulsa has been incredibly welcoming and supportive. It's clear that this community is passionate about nurturing startups and fostering growth. I feel fortunate to be a part of this ecosystem.
I wanted to ask if you folks would be interested in receiving semi-regular updates from me as we progress through the Techstars experience. I'd love to share our journey, the challenges we face, the lessons we learn, and hopefully provide some value to this awesome community!
Let me know if that's something you'd be interested in, and feel free to ask any questions or share your thoughts. Thanks for reading!
Cheers!