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A place where developers can post their already launched projects, and business/marketing/sales people can get in touch with them if they're interested in becom

A place where developers can post their already launched projects, and business/marketing/sales people can get in touch with them if they're interested in becoming a cofounder . I'm sure I'm not the only one who gets all excited about building and launching new stuff, but after that, I'm kind of clueless about what to do, so I move on to the next.

highace 13y ago
This sounds good. As a developer I frequently churn out stuff that I have no idea how to sell or grow. Let the sales guys look through a list of stuff that has been made by developers, and if they find something they think they can add value to then a connection can be made.
nonsens3 13y ago
Same problem here. Sideprojectors tries to solve this, but hasn't worked for me so far. http://www.sideprojectors.com http://www.sideprojectors.com
- manuelflara 13y ago
  Any particular ideas about what's wrong with it?
dzink 13y ago
Have you tried DoerHub? We're three hackers and we're building it to bridge doers across disciplines via the projects they are working on. It's free. It's connected people who would have never ever met otherwise (surgeons, hackers, researchers in pharma, commercializers, farmers, activists). It's built by doers for doers, and you are welcome to join us, contribute, provide feedback, or help in any other way.
capaxinfinity 13y ago
Biz/Marketing guy here: I'd actively use this for multiple motivations. -Financial support, especially if project has potential for eventually passive returns. -Growth marketing portfolio, for leverage on future marketing projects and consulting work. -Positive impact, dependent on nature of project. -Cofounder pre-trial: work together with smart hackers with potential to collaborate on future projects if fit is good. Thinking of ways to position this and sources to share it already. Really: if someone were interested in building something like this out and able to seed initial dev projects, I'd be happy to help.

highace 13y ago

This sounds good. As a developer I frequently churn out stuff that I have no idea how to sell or grow. Let the sales guys look through a list of stuff that has been made by developers, and if they find something they think they can add value to then a connection can be made.

nonsens3 13y ago

Same problem here. Sideprojectors tries to solve this, but hasn't worked for me so far. http://www.sideprojectors.com http://www.sideprojectors.com

manuelflara 13y ago
Any particular ideas about what's wrong with it?

dzink 13y ago

Have you tried DoerHub? We're three hackers and we're building it to bridge doers across disciplines via the projects they are working on. It's free. It's connected people who would have never ever met otherwise (surgeons, hackers, researchers in pharma, commercializers, farmers, activists). It's built by doers for doers, and you are welcome to join us, contribute, provide feedback, or help in any other way.

capaxinfinity 13y ago

Biz/Marketing guy here: I'd actively use this for multiple motivations. -Financial support, especially if project has potential for eventually passive returns. -Growth marketing portfolio, for leverage on future marketing projects and consulting work. -Positive impact, dependent on nature of project. -Cofounder pre-trial: work together with smart hackers with potential to collaborate on future projects if fit is good. Thinking of ways to position this and sources to share it already. Really: if someone were interested in building something like this out and able to seed initial dev projects, I'd be happy to help.