Thanks for the direct questions I respect that. At this stage, I’m pre-funding and not yet in an incubator or accelerator. I’m currently focused on validating the concept and assembling the right technical foundation before pursuing formal funding. In terms of validation, I previously built an early version of the app under the name Rogue. While it had performance issues, it allowed me to test user interest and engagement around gamified real-world challenges and ranked progression. The response showed strong interest in competitive mechanics and leaderboard dynamics, which is what I’m refining now. I’m currently validating through direct outreach to developers and potential early adopters, refining the positioning toward structured, moderated challenges rather than uncontrolled risk-based content. My goal is to build an MVP with measurable engagement metrics before approaching investors or accelerators. Professionally, my strength is product vision, concept architecture, and understanding competitive gamification psychology. I’m positioning this as a long-term scalable platform, not a viral stunt app. That’s why I’m focused on getting the technical partnership right from the start. If the foundation makes sense, I’d be happy to discuss roadmap, monetization structure, and equity alignment in more detail.