The founder with designs ready and a launch date
Early-stage founders who arrive with finished designs and a fixed launch window, looking for build capacity, not strategy.
What they want: Profiles, messaging and community features shipped on time, on an architecture that can later support multiple languages.
Still unsolved for them
- Multilingual expansion requires architecture not yet built
- User profiles, messaging and community interaction features
- No illustrator engaged for planned multi-character set
The solo founder stuck at 80 percent
Non-technical founders with a half-built consumer app and a tight budget, trying to get across the launch line.
What they want: Reliable core social interactions, working backend setup and an architecture that will not collapse as users arrive.
Still unsolved for them
- Supabase Edge Function token setup
- Core social interactions implemented reliably
- Scalable architecture supporting ongoing platform growth
The creator turning followers into income
Individual creators with an audience but no team, spending their own money to turn attention into revenue.
What they want: Automation that does not break silently, alerts on unusual trends and a clear path to growing their presence.
Still unsolved for them
- Automation flows break and need independent troubleshooting
- Identify significant changes or unusual trends
- Need to grow social media presence
The creator who wants a plan, not more posts
Solo creators paying for positioning and growth tactics rather than day-to-day content production.
What they want: A data-driven content and distribution strategy, help repositioning an account, and editing and scheduling handled.
Still unsolved for them
- Develop data-driven content and distribution strategy
- Raw content provided but needs editing and scheduling
- Need to transition account focus from clothing to lifestyle content
The founder proving a community idea on a budget
Pre-revenue solo founders with limited capital funding a first version of a community or marketplace concept.
What they want: A social graph and content storage that are designed properly, plus growth tools like contest and giveaway widgets.
Still unsolved for them
- Social graph and content storage not yet architected
- No local presence to recruit founding Paris members
- Build social platform contest/giveaway widgets
The app team that shipped and now needs users
Consumer app teams with a live product but no growth function, testing acquisition with small budgets.
What they want: Event-based and re-engagement notifications, social marketing know-how and a sharp brand narrative to grow on.
Still unsolved for them
- Missing event-based and re-engagement notification flows
- Lack of in-house social media marketing expertise
- Define core brand idea and narrative