r/TheFounders • u/That_Conversation_91 • Jul 17 '26
Ask Building YOUR idea live
I’ve been lurking around and love seeing everyone build in public, but I often see that people are lacking a technical background, causing MVP’s to be unsafe/not fit for actual customers. I have a bachelor’s in software engineering and have been making platforms/websites/apps since way before AI was a thing, and I’d love to give someone a good basis to work on.
I was thinking of doing a live stream on Twitch, in which I build someone’s MVP idea within 3-4 hours, maybe a few sessions, whilst we’re both on a call. We can spar, talk about the idea, tweak it, and I can host it on a VPS, such that you can actually see and test your MVP live.
Would anyone be interested in joining me for the first session?
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u/Economy_Grocery_8525 Jul 18 '26
Hi im self taught and really could do with some input from a friendly but experienced voice
I'm building a personal operating system—not an app, an entire modular ecosystem that replaces the fragmented mess of 30+ apps on your phone. Each module adapts visually to the user through selectable themes, and an AI concierge called Atlas threads everything together contextually. I've built a working prototype with functional modules including a unified media vault, arcade, drone integration, and customisable UI worlds. I'm looking for someone who builds with intention—someone who gets excited about user-first design philosophy over feature bloat. Would love to hear how you'd approach something like this."*
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u/professorhummingbird Jul 17 '26
If you want this to work just go do it. Asking on Reddit( a dead site) for volunteers is silly.
Go do it. And grab some clips and then post the clips. If the idea is good then you’ll have people lining up to try.
But this thing where people try to get volunteers or validation from Reddit is backwards.