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I'm thinking about creating a network that lets founders test products on one another. As a network of founders we'd help UX test for each other, generally network and hop on video calls. Other founders are typically going to be your first users too so I think some interesting connections could happen here and product directions could change and become stronger as a result of more communication/feedback.

Lurking wouldn't be allowed on this network, and to get people to help you need to be helping others as well. I made a landing page - https://founderfoundry.carrd.co/ if you're interested or think others might be please share it out!

Would you like a community like this? What rules would be useful? How do we fight spamminess and make it genuine? Do you feel that the networks that already exist get the job done already?

We're doing a little bit of research on what people think about the current state of presentation software. We see some opportunities, but would love to hear where others think the problems lie. Feel free to comment below, or if you're so inclined filling out this survey would be really nice - https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/XNZNJFW

What would you build if it were incredibly easy to spin up an app?

Are there any repetitive tasks you do day-to-day that aren't worth lines of code?

Do you know of colleagues in different orgs at your company that would benefit from automation, but perhaps they don't know how to code? What are the specific tasks they'd want to automate?

Do you ever get requests where you think, "I wish they could just do this themselves"?

In your personal life, are there hobbies that you wish had a bit more tech?