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Having no qualifications whatsoever about such things, I'd fund them. To me, this application (including video) make Lollipuff's success seem inevitable. Everyt
by saturdayplace 13y ago
Having no qualifications whatsoever about such things, I'd fund them. To me, this application (including video) make Lollipuff's success seem inevitable. Everything is stated just so matter-of-factly, but without bravado. They've found a market with customers, and have a product that appears to serve their needs, and to an outsider, it appears that the business will happen whether or not YC (or Silicon Valley at large) gets on board.
I don't know if the YC reviewer(s) for Lollipuff's application is hanging around, but it'd be interesting to hear if their reaction matches mine.
- pnathan 13y agoAgreed. Success breeds success. This is an attempt to pivot from an existing ad-hoc business into an accelerated & more formalized business. There are customers, there is money coming in, the brand (CEO) is known in the field. IMO, the only question is if it can grow beyond the existing niche, and how far it can grow.