> My idea was to use augmented reality to virtually show DIY interior design and move around furnitures in your room. It doesn't sounds like you understand the

> My idea was to use augmented reality to virtually show DIY interior design and move around furnitures in your room. It doesn't sounds like you understand the scale of the technical challenge here. You're talking about developing a product based on a technology that is in its infancy! Meeting the type of dev that can execute on this at a meetup is going to be...dicy, at best. Secondly, okay you have an idea. What else do you have? The only things you mention here are your "idea" so...can only assume not much else. Thirdly, and directly to your question: it doesn't sound like you have the chops to execute on this idea, nor do you know enough about technology to build a business in any capacity, frankly. Join another startup, learn more about how software is built and how it works, then find something that you know is marketable. I mean, for Christ sake, this should not be hard for you--it sounds as if you have basically 0 invested here... Tangentially, this is one of those posts that makes me wonder: What is it with non technologists that makes them want to do something in software? Why would you want to work in a space that you don't understand or care enough to learn to understand? These types of people view software as a means to an end, which isn't inherently bad but seems to not fit in the patterns of success I have seen in the software world.