I'd suggest investing your time in the product first and converting the waitlist to real users before trying to take on external investment. It will either make it much easier or you won't need to raise depending on what happens when your product goes out to the 1000 user list.
ttsemih 443 days ago [-]
We’ve converted some of them, but I want to provide a better user experience.
As an early-stage tech founder, I have met multiple leaders there who are also angels on the side. All the best.
pbiggar 444 days ago [-]
Make friends with other entrepreneurs. Impress them and ask them for intros to their investors. If you're good, and your product is good, they'll want to introduce you as it looks good for them.
ttsemih 443 days ago [-]
I have so many founder friends in SF, but their investors expect them to focus and work solely on their own thing.
pbiggar 443 days ago [-]
I think you might misunderstand what I'm saying. An introduction is an email. If you already knew that, then you either misunderstand how the game is played, or your friends won't introduce you because they don't believe in what you're building.
listeven12 444 days ago [-]
Hey, happy to take a look - shoot me an email at levensti@gmail.com?
jasfi 444 days ago [-]
I'm not OP, but I'm working on an AI powered NoCode platform. Could I contact you once I have a prototype going?
bansheeps 443 days ago [-]
Ask for forgiveness rather than permission.
jasfi 443 days ago [-]
I'll probably take a chance when I'm ready.
JourneyJourney 439 days ago [-]
You're already ready Neo.
uma08 442 days ago [-]
i'm building in the ai infra layer, could I reach out too?
stafino 440 days ago [-]
guys: if you feel a need to ask for a permission to reach out - frankly I don't think you are "that guy"
jg2009 443 days ago [-]
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As an early-stage tech founder, I have met multiple leaders there who are also angels on the side. All the best.