Chicken and the egg. If you've got 10k in cash lying around, you've probably already found a cofounder and got funded. Even the people who save up before laun

Chicken and the egg. If you've got 10k in cash lying around, you've probably already found a cofounder and got funded. Even the people who save up before launching a startup aren't going to want to part with 10k just to find a cofounder, regardless of how good an investment 10k for the right cofounder may end up being. The immediate problem of how to match people is also non-trivial. Reputation doesn't really work in the startup field, unless you're matching serial entrepreneurs, who probably don't need your service. It's a real problem, and it'd be great if someone could solve it, but I just don't see a business in it. I'd be happy to be proved wrong, however.