Overseed

After a couple of months of hard work, we have completed our Proof Of Concept.

Our goals for the proof of concept were:
1. Validate the idea through product introductions with potential users.
2. Establish use cases with our potential customers and evaluate their needs against our roadmap.
3. Create a minimum viable feature set to understand how our customers will use the platform and to explore the feasibility of our technology.
4. Build the platform's foundation.

Next, we have a working plan for our MVP and look forward to onboarding our Early Access Users!

Signup here: https://www.overseed.io/contact

Published a blog post on why I'm building Overseed!

This blog post serves as an introduction to the problem Overseed solves and the history behind the Idea. It is published on the landing page for those interested in reading more about Overseed and what it does! Our next step is launching an MVP that resolves the initial set of problems the blog post addresses.

We had some great discussions with various people in the technology space to arrive at our product's marketing message. The message would be used on our landing page but would follow through to our Twitter, Indie Hackers, blog, and application.

We wanted an initial landing page that was clear, concise, and descriptive. After a full redo and many reviews and changes; We have a title, tagline, and a product step-through.

On to launching the application in early access!

Overseed grew from frustrations I experienced first-hand and with engineering teams.

We spent a significant amount of time building data generators in countless projects. We built these generators for two purposes: testing and prototyping. The generators were also suitable for data held back by development, access/privacy issues, or research. Ultimately, the generators did the job but were never enough. Additional feature requests and maintenance began to take a toll, distracting the team from the application at hand.

So, I finally set on to build one and founded a company, Overseed, centered on more than just data generation; instead, it will focus on Data Design.