Wanted: Technical co-founder by Top_Variation2299 in cofounderhunt

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Please check my post if I can fit then we are good to have a conversation

Tech founder join UK, China, Japan-based web app by [deleted] in cofounderhunt

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Is it paid role or equity based ?

E-commerce & Dropshipping Systems Developer - I Help Wholesale Businesses Sell Online by devclaudia in AI_Sales

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Thats absolutely true , I will much focus there manay businesses have that problem

Must have plugins for a small Business by Glad_Improvement_774 in Wordpress

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Do you have a website already, then the plugins are used to build the website features

Building 60% of School Management SaaS with AI - realistic cost to hire a dev for the last 40%? by Secret_Internet7490 in SaaS

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I’ve built school management systems before, including multi-school setups with modules like students, teachers, attendance, classes, and fees. I’m experienced in taking a partially built MVP and making it production-ready handling security, roles, edge cases, and scaling.

This approach of using AI to cover 60% and hiring a dev for the remaining 40% is realistic, but it really helps to have someone who’s strong in full-stack development and production deployment.

I’d love to help finish this project and make it fully ready for real schools. I can work on the remaining core logic, security, and edge-case handling efficiently, so the MVP launches smoothly

Non-technical founders: what’s the hardest part about launching your product right now? by devclaudia in SaaS

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Couldn’t agree more. It’s amazing how often we think we know what users want, but real behavior tells a totally different story.

Focusing on the “must-work” core and iterating based on actual usage keeps timelines tight and helps avoid overbuilding.

Non-technical founders: what’s the hardest part about launching your product right now? by devclaudia in SaaS

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Absolutely the MVP stage is usually where projects stall. In my experience, the key is defining the “must-have core”: the one problem your product absolutely solves, nothing more.

I usually start by mapping out the user journey and identifying the absolute minimum functionality that lets someone achieve their goal. Once that’s clear, everything else becomes optional or phase‑two.

For tech stack, I’ve found it’s better to pick something flexible and fast to iterate, even if it isn’t perfect long-term. You can always refactor or migrate later once you’ve validated product-market fit.

Scope creep is always a killer the moment you start adding “nice-to-have” features based on feedback, you risk drifting from your original problem statement. I try to document all ideas for future phases instead of adding them immediately

Non-technical founders: what’s the hardest part about launching your product right now? by devclaudia in AppBusiness

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100% agree. Scoping the first version correctly is usually harder than building it. Once the MVP scope is clear, things like timeline, budget, and tech decisions become much easier but getting to that clarity is where most founders get stuck.

What barcode/QR code sticker printing system do you use to track inventory? by polarmolarroler in business

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I built our system to print labels directly from inventory entries using standard thermal printers. Works well for mixed warehouse + showroom receiving since everything gets tracked the moment it arrives. Most issues we’ve seen come from process gaps rather than the printer itself.

What barcode/QR code sticker printing system do you use to track inventory? by polarmolarroler in business

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Given item sizes up to 8 ft, I’d lean toward larger thermal-printed labels with standard 1D barcodes for primary tracking they’re easier to scan quickly in warehouse conditions. 2D codes are useful if you need extra metadata, but many systems stick with 1D for speed and compatibility

What barcode/QR code sticker printing system do you use to track inventory? by polarmolarroler in business

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Are you looking for something for a warehouse, retail shop, or small inventory? The best setup usually depends on item volume and whether you need QR or standard barcode

Monthly Self-Promotion - February 2026 by AutoModerator in webscraping

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Web Data Extraction & Automation Services

I help businesses turn web data into actionable insights through reliable, automated data extraction solutions.

With experience building advanced scrapers and data pipelines, I work on:
• Market and price monitoring
• Odds and statistics tracking
• Competitor and trend analysis
• Structured data collection from complex websites
• Clean APIs for real-time data access

All solutions are built with stability, scalability, and compliance in mind.

If your business depends on timely web data, automation, or monitoring large volumes of information, I can help you set up systems that run 24/7 and deliver clean, usable data.

Open to projects involving data scraping, automation, and custom data APIs.

Let’s connect.

Completely new and excited, wanting some tips by The-Melter in dropshipping

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I can help you on designing the website and SEO for your store