TaaSty

I gave it a second try in June 2017 with another cloud provider. This time it looked more promising, still with issues that never happened in dev zone to tackle.

Then in January 2018 I got an e-mail from my back then potential customer that he was happy with the results that TaaSty was providing to his development team and his written willingness to pay for the service. It's hard to express how excited I was on that day that all the R&D made was not for nothing.

My MVP was completed and I deployed my pilot version into production. Unfortunately it didn't go well at first launch and I had to shut it down in a couple of months. I put the project aside for a few more months as I had other problems not related to TaaSty to tackle.

I shared a series of mockups with my potential customer, described him my idea in a 30 minutes call and explained him about the problems he had back then that this service was going to solve.

I discovered that he liked the idea, listened to his suggestions and got his verbal willingness to pay for this service.