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YC Tips for MVP Stage Startups Building your startup’s MVP? Here’s what Y Combinator advises: 1. Build the simplest version — Just enough to solve the core problem. 2. Launch fast — Even if it feels broken. Real feedback > perfection. 3. Talk t

I am a freelancer, I help founders, ship their MVP within a month. Have worked with founders from Singapore, Los Angeles, India. If you are someone stuck in the loop of launching product, dm me or let's connect. If I like the idea, I am even ready t

Most solo entrepreneurs fail because they overcomplicate things. Here’s a simple roadmap to build & launch a SaaS in 30 days: 1. Pick a painful problem 2. Validate with 10+ people 3. Build a basic MVP (No-code or code) 4. Launch fast, iterate

"The Clear Roadmap for How to Start a Startup." •Identify a Problem: Find a real-world problem or unmet need to solve. •Validate the Idea: Conduct market research and gather feedback from potential customers. •Create a Business Plan: Outline your

progress happens with problem solving, human's ability for problem solving is limited by its biology. AI will solve the problem of biological limit for humans if we solve the alignment problem.

here guys are you really discussing and figuring out the real problem of india or not because we are focusing on the system of us or china base like do startup app, saas, or something other to solve the problem what where is the problem solving reall

99% of people trying to build AI apps are stuck in tutorial hell. What matters? → Fast execution → Clean UX → Solving 1 painful problem That’s the difference between MVP & just another app.

How can we solve the fake reviews problem?

Solve the problem related to time or conveyance.

This never works: Startup Idea → Plan → Design → Coding → Marketing → Audience But this is: Audience → Problem → Idea → Validation → Waitlist → SEO → One Feature MVP → Iterate → Marketing → Success Let’s break them: 1)Audience → Invest 3 hours dai