Tom Agrimbau

Im building the first-period tracker that can actually help you fix your period with the most personalized experience on the planet. Im a clinical founder and looking for someone with technical/product/UI experience in the digital health/wellness/fitness realm. If you are a person with a period, that would be amazing but not necessary. I just need someone who would like to help me think through the product strategy, hiring or technical teams etc. If the fit was amazing, I would consider hiring or even inviting this person as a co founder. Email me at Kirsten.Karchmer@foreverbrazen.com if you want to help transform the lives of half of the planet!

I have a software factory for 8 years and being coding for more than 15 (dev freak). After a couple of projects, I realized its a big mistake to rush into code. This is my recommendation to start a project: 1 - Define what is the problem you will solve. 2 - Identify which group of people have this problem. 3 - Map how they try to solve it now (products/services). 4 - Interview 10 people to learn about them. Trust me, totally worth it. 5 - Make a prototype (with a no-code tool) to test your core assumptions with them. [Pause] - Here you will realize if your solution is actually solving the problem or not. In case yes, you can move forward in order to understand how you make a business here. 6 - Define your business plan (include costs, revenue, market size, etc) 7 - Design a beautiful UI for your project. Now, finally, and with the right information to do it... 8-Put your hands into the code and develop the product. Or hire a team to do it. Let me know your thoughts I'm happy to help

I founded a software factory 8 years ago and have been coding for more than 15 (yup, dev freak). After some highs and many lows, I learned that it is a big mistake to rush into code. We are taught in this industry to "fail fast", but let's not mistake the scale of that failure, cause let's face it, development ain't cheap. This is my recommendation to start failing fast, without losing all your money 1 - Define what is the problem that you want solve. 2 - Identify which group of people have this problem and need a solution for it. 3 - Map the ways in which they solve for that problem today (products/services). 4 - Talk to those people. Friends and family are great, but you will learn so much more by interviewing at least 10 of those target users. Trust me, totally worth it. 5 - Make a prototype (with a no-code tool) to test your core assumptions and improve. [Pause] - Here you will realize if your solution is actually solving the problem or not. In case yes, you can move forward in order to understand how you can make a business out of this. 6 - Define your business plan (include costs, revenue, market size, etc) 7 - Design a sleek UI for your project. (Let's not go overboard here though, let's keep things MVP) Now, finally, and with the right information to do it... 8 - Put your hands into the code and develop the product. Or hire a team to do it. Let me know your thoughts, I'm happy to help