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You don’t need an app right away to attract investors. If your website clearly explains the idea and shows potential, that’s enough to get the ball rolling. Investors care more about the problem you’re solving and how you’ll do it, not whether you’ve already built the app. Focus on the vision first, build later.

f you pitch an app-based startup but don’t have an actual app, it’s a red flag 🚩. A basic MVP (minimum viable product) isn't that hard to build these days. Even a simple prototype would add credibility.

after investor funding,you can go for app. for website seo, blog, landing page, referral program,social proof,lead capture,paid ads, afflicted marketing will work.

what startup is it can you elaborate

Marketing is king 👑. A viral waitlist campaign, strong social media presence, and a compelling story can get way more traction than a half-baked app.

You're absolutely doing it right! Investors care about your idea, execution plan, and market fit—not whether you have an app on Day 1. Build a strong pitch, gain traction with a website, and prove there's demand. Apps can come later.