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See that's the thing, I know what we eventually want to do after we release and some of them are very large ideas to integrate which will take a lot of time. I
by Justen 14y ago
See that's the thing, I know what we eventually want to do after we release and some of them are very large ideas to integrate which will take a lot of time. I believe that our product idea is way better than anyone else's, but the fact is this competitor hasn't really shown off what their product is besides in a post outlying the general "obvious place to start" as you say.
There doesn't really exist a service that we have in mind currently, so it's hard to not see it as a race. Especially if they release first, then a couple months later, we release practically the same thing and then we start work on what makes us different. But what's to stop them from copying our extended features?
- mtrimpe 14y agoIt is a race, but more of an unlimited time cross-country marathon. Right now you're just two random people/teams showing up at the same starting line. They have a bit of head start, but the chances that over the course of months/years you'll be able to cover the same distance are virtually nil. It's far more likely that either they'll be able to run circles around you or, hopefully of course, that you'll be able to execute an order of magnitude better than them. Right now, there's absolutely no way of knowing which one it is. For all you know they could have already exhausted their runway and the team might be falling apart as we speak. So for now don't worry too much and just focus on your ability to execute.