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You are asking for technical co-founders. Search for the term and you'll see many, many such requests. Ideas come to many people, good hackers are rare. Good
by RiderOfGiraffes 16y ago
You are asking for technical co-founders. Search for the term and you'll see many, many such requests. Ideas come to many people, good hackers are rare. Good hackers who are available to work on your unspecified idea that someone random thinks is great, are virtually non-existant.
Go read the other requests for technical co-founders, and read the responses. Then come back.
Oh, and tell us that one of your prospective customers has actually given you money for the promise of a product. Tell them they'll get a refund if it never appears. If you have one paying customer, people will pay attention.
- mryan 16y agoIf I may add to this... Step 1: Create a landing page using Unbounce, you do not need to know how to code in order to do this. Describe your idea and begin promoting the landing page to collect email addresses of interested people. This will work best for "low touch sales" ideas. If your idea needs a more intensive sales approach, try and get a letter of intent (non-binding agreement to purchase the software when ready) from potential customers. Step 2: Once you have an idea of how much interest there is, you would then be able to approach potential tech co-founders with a more substantial proposal - "looking for a co-founder for a startup with X interested users, offering Y%" might be more attractive than "I have a great idea, can you build it for me".