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by agolliolli 3y ago
Location: Huntsville Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes, depends where though Technologies: Python, Django, Flask, Go, React, TypeScript, JavaScript, Flutter Résumé/CV: Can email it Email: jagolli192@gmail.com
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Ask HN: How do you host a launch party?(quivr.date)
2 points by agolliolli 4y ago|1 comments
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by agolliolli 4y ago
Our team is just my co-founder and I. We are both technical founders (SWEs). We want to host a big launch party similar to how other dating apps have done and have some cash to spend on it. We just have no idea how to get it properly organi
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by agolliolli 4y ago
We just launched Quivr two weeks ago. Have about 100 users and wanting to share with the community here. The idea is that matchmakers crowdsource dates for daters by upvoting and downvoting matches, resulting in better matches due to large
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Show HN: Play cupid and vote on the perfect match(quivr.date)
1 points by agolliolli 4y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Quivr – Crowdsourced Dating(quivr.date)
1 points by agolliolli 4y ago|0 comments
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by agolliolli 4y ago
Awesome
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by agolliolli 4y ago
So we have a leaderboards screen where you rank in your city based on your elo as a matchmaker. The algo is pretty simple right now and is basically just the number of accepted matches you voted on (where the daters actually swiped on each
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by agolliolli 4y ago
Yep, definitely agree. From our customer discovery interviews the demographic most interested in matchmaking has been adult women aged 18-35 that are in relationships. So that should give us an edge in women users, but only as matchmakers.
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A dating app focused on matchmaking rather than finding a match(quivr.date)
3 points by agolliolli 4y ago|7 comments
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by agolliolli 4y ago
I'm a founder of a new startup focused on making matches for other people. Posting here to get opinions on the product and try to build an audience prior to our launch in a couple weeks. Happy for any feedback even if it's shittin