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Ask HN: Are you applying to YC this batch? What does your startup do?
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Re: Ask HN: Are you applying to YC this batch? What does your startup do?
#2no
Re: Ask HN: Are you applying to YC this batch? What does your startup do?
#3We applied last year but were rejected and got no feedback.
Hopefully we have a stronger statement and mission plan for this batch. We try to provide the most efficient paths for learning any topic. Be it React.js, Go, History or Math. The project is also fully open source which I presume is the reason we failed the batch as monetising Open Source projects is quite hard. The website:
Re: Ask HN: Are you applying to YC this batch? What does your startup do?
#4We applied last year but were rejected and got no feedback. Hopefully we have a stronger statement and mission plan for this batch. We try to provide the most efficient paths for learning any topic. Be it React.js, Go, History or Math. The project is also fully open source which I presume is the reason we failed the batch as monetising Open Source projects is quite hard. The website: https://learn-anything.xyz
Constructive criticism, I have typed in "Flying", I was suggested "Travelling" among others (none directly related to just flying). When I clicked that word I was taken to page with some links to known travel sites. I have no idea what is going on, what are those and what I am choosing. I would encourage you to iron some UX and UI to be more noobie friendly. Nice concept, but I would like to be able to use it without getting lost so quickly.
Re: Ask HN: Are you applying to YC this batch? What does your startup do?
#5Today we're known for this https://doarama.com - 3d maps for sports, if you know any paragliders, ask them about Doarama. We're like the strava of paragliders, and we're seeing lots of other uses as well.
Re: Ask HN: Are you applying to YC this batch? What does your startup do?
#6I thought about applying with https://www.esoterica.io, a word game that people really seem to enjoy (It's a toy! People love it! It could be a platform for knowledge games! Diffuse mental time!)
But I'm not sure that ingesting the VC business model is ultimately a healthy thing. (Nor do I have extra time... alas)
Re: Ask HN: Are you applying to YC this batch? What does your startup do?
#7After some unsuccessful applications, I will apply again. We created an AWS for publishers or, in other words, Publishing as a Service.
After working for some time in the industry we notice some niche or local news publications are formed by a really small team but they require almost the same software and operations that a traditional publication needs. Thus we buillt a publishing service that takes advantage of scale.
We have a landing page setup at https://mutinit.com
Re: Ask HN: Are you applying to YC this batch? What does your startup do?
#8no
shame
Re: Ask HN: Are you applying to YC this batch? What does your startup do?
#9We applied last year but were rejected and got no feedback. Hopefully we have a stronger statement and mission plan for this batch. We try to provide the most efficient paths for learning any topic. Be it React.js, Go, History or Math. The project is also fully open source which I presume is the reason we failed the batch as monetising Open Source projects is quite hard. The website: https://learn-anything.xyz
Constructive criticism, I have typed in "Flying", I was suggested "Travelling" among others (none directly related to just flying). When I clicked that word I was taken to page with some links to known travel sites. I have no idea what is going on, what are those and what I am choosing. I would encourage you to iron some UX and UI to be more noobie friendly. Nice concept, but I would like to be able to use it without…
Typed Golang, "erlang, juggling, software tooling, neurolinguistics, portuguese, korean, programming languages" as suggestions. I'm guessing this is just very early stage?
Re: Ask HN: Are you applying to YC this batch? What does your startup do?
#10After some unsuccessful applications, I will apply again. We created an AWS for publishers or, in other words, Publishing as a Service. After working for some time in the industry we notice some niche or local news publications are formed by a really small team but they require almost the same software and operations that a traditional publication needs. Thus we buillt a publishing service that takes advantage of sca…
Looks awesome!