Hey Indie Hackers,
I'm working on a new product called "Build.log" that I believe could be a game-changer for entrepreneurs. I wanted to reach out to this community to get feedback on the idea and hear your thoughts.
Build.log is a tool designed to help entrepreneurs learn from the failures of others. The basic idea is that users can add data about their own projects, including MRR, the status of the project, why it was closed (if it was), and their success rate. The idea is that this information will then be shared with other entrepreneurs, who can use it to learn from the mistakes of others and improve their own chances of success.
I believe that there is a real need for a tool like this in the entrepreneurial community. Too often, we only hear about the success stories and not about the failures that led up to them. By providing a platform for entrepreneurs to share their failures and learn from others, I hope to help more people succeed.
Of course, before I can launch Build.log, I need to make sure that it's something that people will actually use and find valuable. So, I would love to hear your thoughts on the idea. Do you think this is something that you would use? What features would be important to you? What concerns do you have?
Any feedback you can provide would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for your help!
I definitely agree that there's a need for a platform that focuses on learning from failures as much as successes. I mean, all I hear is about success stories and how much they are making.
I would suggest you starting with a simple approach, like a newsletter. It could help you gauge interest and get feedback from potential users before investing too much time and resources into a more complex platform.
Overall, I think it has a ton of potential, and I can't wait to see how it develops. Best of luck with everything!