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Just make yourself clear about problem statements. What problem you are going to solve? Then How you are going to solve? Then talk to people discuss the problem statement and solutions and see what they are saying. The responses are positive or not. If yes then ask some tech peson to join you in doing that. But the person will going to join you only if you are clear what you are going to create. Remember the line : "Ideation is easy" you have to connect all the dots and make a proper plan. Now let's see from where you will get money to build the app. So the interesting thing is You don't need any money to build the app if you you have a person who know about app development.

Arre yaar, funding ke sapne dekhna band karo. Bootstrap karo pehle. Use no-code tools like Bubble or Adalo to make a basic MVP. Prove your concept before thinking about hiring or funding. Investors want to see traction, not just ideas

Starting a Start-up is great, Because you need lot of courage to start something. Being an entrepreneur needs lot of confidence, talent, courage, self-belief and most importantly persistence. Before you start you need to know few things about the Start-up methodology. I have list down few for you. 1. Idea Validation - Validate your idea with your close surroundings like friends, Family and Colleagues. If you have access to industry experts, Pitch your idea to them and get their opinion and response. 2. Attend Meet-ups and Events related to your start-up, understand what's happening in the industry, Look if your idea can really make a difference. 3. Write down your complete idea in a piece of paper, this will help you understand your idea even deeper and better. 4. If your idea is a tech idea, and if you are a programmer. Develop a prototype of it.

I think that firstly you need to know yourself that what's the problem that you are solving and are there any competitors and what's there take in it. Before going for funds you need to have a full proof plan that you can showcase to your investors.

Make a figma mvp for your project. See if that attracts people to join you. You shouldn’t pay anyone in such an early stage.

Getting to build the MVP is the biggest struggle to figure out. Save money if no one’s investing on your idea. Its your idea, so you’ve to take the first step. Make good connections, is what I’d suggest, who believes in your idea as much as you do.

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Without a prototype or a solid proof of concept don’t bother pitching an investor

I dont know your background, if you are from CS. Think about the best guys at coding and developing a software in your class. Reach out to them, tell them about your idea. Give them a valuable reason to work with you on your idea. If they dont agree ask them for thier friends recommendations. This way you will have a good co-founder and an MVP. Then reach out to your customers. Once you have a good product market fit, raise money for further development.

Get a good clarity about your idea and what are you solving Create a mvp with resources around you, You need to do the first step Then take it to your customers, they will tell their feedbacks then reiterate . Now u find product market fit You don't need extra capital to go from 0 to 1 . From 1 to 10 you need capital instead of thinking about capital first build a product first. Try to network with people

Do not think of raiseing money build a prototype initial with basic functions of your idea then make a mvp and offer it to users for free and get feedbacks and reviews on product make the improvement in product and set a price for it see how many are interested Keeping price means not taking profits charge as less as possible and see how many are interested After all these you will get an idea of how to raise funds

Have you looked into government schemes? Startup India and SIDBI offer funding options for early-stage startups. Yes, there's paperwork, but hey, it's 'free' money if you qualify. Worth checking out before going to VCs

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Try to break into parts and then break them into parts finally you have reached at your starting point. Think big act small

Make a Blue print for the project then divide it into different steps. Do the things you can by yourself(market analysis,research, etc...). If you think this project has what it takes(potential to grow). (If you have done that, Only than go for next steps😤) If there's potential, hire some freelancer on ROI. Make a model, experiment on it (user test, feedback, need, required development areas, etc..). (If you have reached this level you would know what to do next.😊).

Bhai, slow down! You're putting the cart before the horse. First, validate your idea. Talk to potential customers, do market research. Don't spend a paisa until you're sure there's demand. Remember, 90% of Indian startups fail in the first 5 years. Be smart about it

It's simple but not easy, it's possible but not impossible, same way it will take a lot of time to start from zero to one, if no money to invest, invest your time in it, first find your target audience/customers may be one of you friends/relatives/neighbors explain the solution to them and ask whether the problem will resolve and how pain the problem, later you wil get the answer, from there start to do your prototype and MVP from free tools/open soure available in internet. Attend the near by business events get contact of any investor or VC, move yourself first step rest everything works automatically

Hiring n all comes with the 2nd part, first create a MVP and then hire some freelancer like a graduating students they won't ask you more. Build a small prototype which show cases the Idea, then run behind Pre seed funders!!! You can get list on X