What r/startups is talking about this week

I think entrepreneurship is one of the hardest jobs in the world. I've been working day and night for 1 year and haven't made a single penny. I saw an opening in the vertical short drama market...

I’m a solo technical founder, and honestly, finding customers is proving harder than building the product. Cold outreach, identifying the right people, starting conversations, and converting them...

The whole world is now riding the AI wave and i am no exception and to be honest i am not that well versed in coding or coding language and i take help from the AI chatbots every now and then and...

I built a thing. I’m really proud of it and it solves a massive problem in my world, but my world is nonprofits and I kept being told there was no money there. HAHA! Wrong! I am finishing up my...

I think we're missing an enormous source of economic growth. Not because we lack inventions, but because turning them into companies is unnecessarily difficult. Imagine someone develops a...

I have been working solo on my startup for 9months. Lots of learning, building, and burning myself out. Two months ago, I shifted a chuck of my time to finding a partner. Best investment I made so...

hey all, i'm 19 and studying cyber security, and i've been building a windows app on the side. it's an ai that can see your screen and draw on it to show you how to do things got a few bursts of...

Hey look, a post that isn't looking for feedback or promo :) I never really intended to start a startup. My co-founder and I just started working together because it was fun and we wanted to do...

So me and a friend have an idea for software for car dealerships and importers. Mostly smaller/medium ones (1-10 employees). We don’t want to spend months building something nobody wants, so we’re...

Naturally my family always try and pushback on my entrepreneur pursuits and go ‘well what about all the failed ones’ I have the self belief one day it’ll work out. My brother is like at some point...