10 articles tagged Founders.
A plain-English guide for founders betting a feature on AI. Before you fund the full platform, build a bare-bones proof of concept, tune the prompt against real cases, and let that decide if the real build is worth funding.
Yes, but not native ones. Lovable builds a web app, and you wrap it with Capacitor or Median to reach the App Store. Here is the real path and where it breaks.
You own it under most tools' terms, but ownership and copyright are not the same thing. Purely AI-generated code may not be protectable IP at all.
No, Bubble does not disqualify you with investors. Real rounds have closed on Bubble apps. Here is what investors actually check instead, and how to answer it.
A plain-English guide for founders working with an implementation agency. Describe any feature in three lines your developers can build, naming who it is for, when it happens, and what should happen. Plus the trick that turns every edge case into three more lines.
A plain-English guide for founders working with an implementation agency. Why one feature gets called "done" four times and still helps zero customers, plus the definition of done each stage has to pass before it hands off to the next.
A plain-English guide for founders and non-coders working with a digital agency. Learn why they keep asking questions before fixing anything, plus the exact bug report template that gets your issue worked on in one reply instead of ten.
A plain-English guide for founders working with an implementation agency. Why handing developers your exact how-to spec, and your favorite tech stack, usually backfires, and what to say instead to get what you actually want.
Communicating a website build to your agency feels huge until you break it into repeating parts. Write a one-page brief per component, fill in one card completely, and sketch the rest on a napkin.
A plain-English guide for founders working with an implementation agency. What a backlog is, which ordering calls your agency owns, which are yours alone, and where to guard your wallet as work moves from New to Closed.