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what should be included while you're building any MVP? IS it the demo of core logic or main functionality without fancy front end? please guide me

Ever wish your customers were as loyal as your partner? Yeah, us too. So we’re building Loopback - a reward point system for retail shops to finally turn “just browsing” into “back again tomorrow.” Plug-and-play. No drama. DM if you’re curious 👀

Google’s AI Futures Fund is officially live. They’re already backing heavy hitters like Replit, Fal, Viggle, and Synthesia. If you’re building with Gemini, Veo, or pushing the edge of AI—this is your moment. Early access to models. Support. Funding.

👉 Follow || Bookmark 🔖 || Comment your thoughts 💭|| ------- . Native vs Cross-Platform for MVP Apps: A Guide for Startup Beginners 🚀 . When you’re launching your startup's MVP (Minimum Viable Product), one of the biggest decisions you’ll face is

Ideas are cheap. Execution is everything. Most tech founders spend more time planning than building. The ones who win? They ship, iterate, automate, and let the system do the heavy lifting—while others are still debating.

Building something powerful in silence. Looking for my tech half. Ever felt like you were born to build something bigger than yourself? I’m building something that touches hearts. I just need someone who can build the brain behind it. DM if you’re t

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I am building a vision-led, AI-powered consumer app in the food space and looking for a passionate mobile app developer to join in the early stages. This is a chance to work closely on a high-potential product with strong design, concept, and market

If you’re building something, don’t wait for the “perfect launch.” No ads, no fancy design — I just shared a working demo. 48h later, people from 50+ countries were using it. don’t chase perfection. Just make it usable and post it.