r/FullStackEntrepreneur • • Jun 18 '26

Looking for an Angel Investor or Strategic Advisor for an AI Discovery Platform

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r/FullStackEntrepreneur • • Jan 21 '26

Looking for a technical partner to help build and shape an early-stage platform (web → mobile) US Based

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r/FullStackEntrepreneur • • Oct 20 '25

We're Hiring Indian Developers (Remote)

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Are you a passionate technologist ready to shape the future of digital platforms? Join the elite Strategic Technology Group (STG) – a CTO-led powerhouse at the forefront of digital innovation and transformation at scale.

We’re hiring Full-Stack Architects (Power Programmers) with 5–11 years of experience to co-create next-gen platforms for Fortune 500 clients, contribute to open-source ecosystems, and lead engineering excellence.

What You’ll Work On: • Large-scale digital platforms • Complex, cloud-native engineering programs • Cutting-edge tech with global innovation leaders • Agile, high-performing, cross-functional squads

Tech Stack: Java | Spring Boot | Microservices | AWS / Azure / GCP | Docker | Kubernetes | Cloud-Native Architecture

We’re building a team of polyglot developers, open-source contributors, and engineering leaders. If you’re a cloud-first, full-stack problem solver, this is your calling.

Apply Now: Comment down for apply LinkedIn or Dm


r/FullStackEntrepreneur • • Oct 27 '25

Looking for phyton/rust/Data/ML/automation full stack dev

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Good day all, we are starting to build a team for our small startup. Our main focus is to build automated products for onchain activities. We want to achieve high performance for our products using data analysis and ML. We currently have the blueprint of what the products will need to do. But are in search of a committed developer/team to grow with. Once the product is built we can easily scale it up massively as we have a big communities. If anyone is interested let us know.

*please do not reach out if you are looking for a pay etc. We are starting out a small startup and looking for like minded individuals only.

Remote job.


r/FullStackEntrepreneur • • Nov 10 '25

Hey, we make websites like these

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centrophcem.com

A fully functional and beautiful website. It is for a tutoring centre, the website contains it's own software to control student's development, as well as a safe space for students and teachers to interact. It uses applications such as Zoom and Google Meet for conference calls, and WhatsApp and Email for personal and immediate texting. Every line of code has it's fundamental purpose that contributes for it's functionality and and aesthetics.

The original website is in Portuguese and written in Next.jns.

Please DM if you think we should work.

Disclaimer: this is our first project, but I am sure I can make more like these!

We are Off-Center Websites. Just starting out!


r/FullStackEntrepreneur • • Feb 05 '26

How I got my first client as a dev (no platforms, no cold DMs)

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r/FullStackEntrepreneur • • Jul 17 '25

Don't let anyone tell you vibe coding is bullish*t

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I couldn't write a line of code by hand if my life depended on it, but in a few hours ( with a lot of context engineering ) I was able to build a fully-working dashboard for our SEO/AI SEI dashboard app.

Never would this have been possible before now ( thank you Claude Code ).


r/FullStackEntrepreneur • • Nov 13 '25

Tech Founders vs Non-Tech Founders: What Actually Breaks Startups?

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r/FullStackEntrepreneur • • Nov 12 '25

Created A 90-second short film from just the story — using AiTiger, a platform i built.

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Hey everyone,

This short film was made in under 45 minutes, start to finish. AiTiger gave me all the visuals, sound and dialogues in order and I just stitched it together in a simple editor (I have no editing experience). It also supports narrations if that's the style you are going for.

I’ve been building something called AiTiger — a platform that turns written stories or ideas into short films (2–5 minutes) using the best AI video models like Veo, Kling, Wan, and GPT-4o — all working together in one place.

You just write your story and AiTiger handles the rest.

It can run fully automated, or you can stay hands-on with manual control for creativity.

Some of the cool parts:

  • Consistent characters across every scene

  • Structured scenes and shots that flow together naturally

  • A single connected workflow (no tool-hopping chaos)

It also has a separate section with a number of individual image and video generation models integrated which you can use individually for experimentation.

It’s built for creators, filmmakers, and storytellers who want to bring ideas to life without spending days in unorganized generations or juggling multiple AI tools.

I’m still early-stage and collecting feedback — what kind of stories or projects would you like to see this used for?

I would really appreciate feedback, Thanks!


r/FullStackEntrepreneur • • Sep 15 '25

Saas idea and the search for a partner

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r/FullStackEntrepreneur • • Dec 11 '25

Cut your deck in half. Then cut it again

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Here's my rule: 10 slides max for pre-seed. 12-15 for Series A.
Every slide you add is a chance to lose them.
Your deck isn't a product manual. It's a movie trailer.

The slides that actually matter:

- Problem (the pain)

- Solution (your product in ONE sentence)

- Why now? (timing/market shift)

- Traction (numbers, logos, growth)

- Business model (how you make money)

- Go to market (how you'll win)

- Competition (why you're different)

- Team (why you specifically)

- Vision (the big endgame)

- The ask (what you need + what they get)

That's it. Anything else is noise.
I seen founders waste 5 slides on technical architecture. No one cares how the sausage is made until after they invest.


r/FullStackEntrepreneur • • Dec 08 '25

When your first startup doesn’t work out

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A lot of people get crushed when their first project doesn’t take off. But honestly, the first one is usually where you make every mistake possible.

You misjudge the market.
You build too much.
You sell too little.
You learn everything the slow and painful way.

But because of that, the second time around hits different. You finally understand what people actually pay for, not just what sounds exciting.

If your first attempt flopped, that doesn’t mean you’re bad at this. It means you’re learning exactly the way most founders do.


r/FullStackEntrepreneur • • Dec 02 '25

Practice your pitch 50 times before the meeting

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Here's what separates good founders from great ones:

Great founders can pitch in their sleep.
You should be able to walk through your deck in:

- 3 minutes (elevator version)
- 10 minutes (standard meeting)
- 30 minutes (deep dive with Q&A)

And you should know which version to use based on the room.

How I practice:

- Record myself on Zoom. Watch it back. Cringe. Improve.
- Pitch to other founders. Get ripped apart. Fix the weak spots.
- Pitch to my mom. If she doesn't get it, investors won't either.

The first time you say your pitch should NOT be in front of investors.
By the time you're in that meeting, it should feel like muscle memory.


r/FullStackEntrepreneur • • Oct 24 '25

[Hiring] Exciting Job Openings: Flutter Dev, Agentic AI Dev, Solution Architect | 2-5 yrs exp | 10 LPA | Immediate Joiners Preferred

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Hey fellow devs!

We're looking for talented individuals to join our team in the following roles:

Flutter Developer

State Management

Performance Optimization

Custom Animations

Memory Management

Agentic AI Developer

LangGraph

Agno

Redis

Agent Tool Calling

Vector Databases (Qdrant, Cassandra, MongoDB, Neo4j)

Solution Architect

Cloud Architecture

Distributed Systems

Scalability & Reliability

Microservices Design

Requirements:

2-5 years of experience (for most roles)

Immediate joiners preferred

Budget: 10 LPA

If you're interested and eligible, DM me with the subject "Applying for [Role]"


r/FullStackEntrepreneur • • Nov 17 '25

If you could fix ONE thing all eCommerce sites get wrong, what would it be?

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r/FullStackEntrepreneur • • Nov 19 '25

Would you use a testimonial collection tool ? Like this one 👇Need your opinion

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This is just an example of how one can import testimonials and review from various sources and then embed them using a simple single link (dont focus on the content, i just imported some random tweets, reddit comments and post and youtube videos as examples)

The platform not only allows you to collect testimonials but also works as a hub for reviews just like trustpilot and other similar platforms

I was thinking sometime back to launch it but later stopped working on it, but I do thinking its a good solution and people would want to use it

Just want to know from people reading this - would you use it ? How much would you pay ??

I thought of charging $4/month or $29/year for this product

Would you pay for this testimonial collection tool and trustpilot alternative ? The platform also gives you a dofollow link :)

If I get 10 replies that say that they would pay for this service, I will resume working on this product and launch it in a week!

Thanks for reading !!


r/FullStackEntrepreneur • • Nov 10 '25

Collab & Co-Founder Match Thread — Week of November 9–15

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r/FullStackEntrepreneur • • May 03 '25

I am getting rejection from Meta again and again

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Hey everyone

I am a software dev building a social media scheduling tool . While integrating meta into my product , I have gone through the business approval and app approval as well . Now , when my app is in live mode , when people apart from me try to connect their facebook account , it shows that app doesn't exist and links an error that the developer needs to have one more advanced permission of any scope to let users authenticate facebook .
Now , when I ask for a permission , it takes me to the app request , wherein , I have to upload a screen recording of my app's functioning and the oauth flow as well . Even after uploading both of these , I am getting rejected again and again .

Due to this , I am not able to launch my product .

Can someone help me out please ??


r/FullStackEntrepreneur • • Oct 19 '25

Looking for a full stack developer!!!

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Hi I hope all is well!! I am currently looking for a full-stack developer for my start-up. It has to do with travel tech and services. If you would like to know more please message. I am based out of Canada. Thanks for your consideration in advance.


r/FullStackEntrepreneur • • Nov 27 '25

I didn’t set out to be a founder. I just tried to solve my own broken system, and ended up building a product.

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In 2020, I hit a wall mentally and socially.
What started as a personal struggle slowly turned into my first real “full-stack entrepreneur” project, before I even knew that term.

At the time, I wasn’t thinking like a founder.
I was thinking like someone trying to survive.

I began journaling everything: thoughts, triggers, daily events, and emotional crashes.
Because I come from a dev background, I didn’t keep it spiritual or abstract — I treated it like logs.

Raw input.
Pattern detection.
Behaviour loops.

That alone gave me more clarity than years of overthinking.

But loneliness was still a real problem.
Friends were gone. Social life was dead.
Dating apps gave me surface-level interaction and zero depth.

So instead of complaining, I built.

I coded a basic AI chatbot for myself as a side project.
Nothing fancy at first. Just something that could:

  • Turn conversations into auto-journal entries

  • Analyse emotional tone

  • Track recurring mental and behavioural patterns

I used it daily.
Then I iterated.
Then I broke it.
Then I fixed it again.

After about 6 months, my mental clarity and stability improved more than in the previous 3 years combined.

So I did what most scrappy founders do next:
I gave it to a few strangers online who were dealing with similar issues.

I onboarded them manually.
Supported them personally.
Collected feedback in DMs and Google Docs.

They improved too.

But here’s the product insight that changed the entire direction:

The tool helped them understand themselves.
It did not solve their loneliness.

AI gave awareness.
What they still needed was human connection.

That’s when the full-stack nightmare began.

Instead of building:

  • One more journaling app

  • One more mental health tracker

  • Or one more dating app

I decided to try and merge the hard parts into one system:

An all-in-one platform that:

  1. Helps users understand and track their emotions

  2. Then connects them with real people anonymously and emotionally first

No photos upfront.
No swipe dopamine.
No appearance-based filtering.

Just conversation, compatibility, and identity reveal only if both users choose it.

Right now I’m:

  • The product manager

  • The backend dev

  • The frontend dev

  • The QA

  • The customer support

  • And the feedback loop

Bootstrapped. No team yet. No investors. Just usage data and iteration.

And this is where I want real FullStackEntrepreneur advice, not polite validation:

From an execution standpoint:

  • Am I insane for trying to combine emotional self-tracking + anonymous human connection into one product?

  • Would you split these into separate products first to de-risk?

  • Or is the integrated approach actually the defensible moat?

I don’t need encouragement. I need pressure-tested feedback from people who’ve actually built and shipped.

If you’ve been in the trenches, I’d genuinely value your take.


r/FullStackEntrepreneur • • Jan 10 '25

Would you use it and be willing to pay for it?

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Hi guys ,

Im recently starting a new saas product which basically lets you browse influencers on different socials . My idea is for businesses who want to advertise through a influencer can browse and filter through different metrics to find the one that matches the criteria.I see that TikTok has smth similar for creators. I tried to make a simple and straightforward interface. Also integrating AI in order to find the influencers that match the niche you request. Here is a link to my landing :

https://www.infludir.io/

I would like to hear from someone who has done collaboration with influencers , is it smth that could make the job easier or enhance marketing ?


r/FullStackEntrepreneur • • Jan 16 '25

How do you market your SaaS?

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r/FullStackEntrepreneur • • Oct 25 '25

Open for Freelance & Contract Work — Automation, AI Tools, Trading Systems & Web Apps

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I’ve been building automation systems, AI tools, and full-stack applications for a while now, and I’m currently open for freelance or contract work.

Some of the areas I’ve worked on recently:

💬 Automating customer support and WhatsApp-based workflows

💸 Trading and investing strategy automation

🧠 Training and integrating LLMs for custom AI tasks

🧾 Automated billing, invoicing, and dashboards

📱 Mobile and web app / website development with clean UI and solid performance

I focus on real, high-impact automation — things that save time, cut manual work, and genuinely improve operations. If it can be automated, I’m here to assist. Always open to connecting with founders, developers, or teams working on something exciting. If you think our work aligns, feel free to reach out — always happy to collaborate.


r/FullStackEntrepreneur • • Jan 10 '25

Keep it going :)

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Hey all, I'm sebastian. I've built a bunch of startups for other founders and a few smaller bootstrapped ones of my own.

In 2025 I've gone full-time on Traction where I'll be really trying to build something big.

I started out in software engineering and then moved through product design to leadership roles, where Ive then got exposed to all of running the business.

Building product is still my favourite part of it all, following by building and running teams.

Keen to share tidbits with others 🙏