I stumbled upon founderfinder last week while venting to a friend about how difficult it's been to find a technical co-founder for my new project. We've been working on an AI-powered productivity app, but my background is mostly in marketing, and I'm struggling to find someone who shares my vision and has the coding chops to bring it to life.
My biggest challenge has been the sheer volume of unqualified candidates and the time wasted sifting through generic profiles. I was spending hours on LinkedIn and other platforms, with little to show for it.
founderfinder has been a breath of fresh air. The intelligent matching algorithm actually seems to work, connecting me with individuals whose skills and interests align with my startup idea. The dedicated profiles are a huge time-saver – I can quickly assess their expertise and desired roles. And the streamlined communication channels make networking far more efficient. I've already had a few promising conversations.
Just wanted to share this in case anyone else is facing similar co-founder woes. I'm not affiliated with founderfinder, but I genuinely think it's a useful tool.
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