In 2007, we started a business and moved to Cincinnati during a snowstorm. The movers had a tough time due to the steep driveway. Despite not unpacking, we worked tirelessly for 14 months, but our product had too many features and we lacked knowledge to effectively run a business. Eventually, we realized we didn't know enough and would run out of money.
In 2007, young aspiring software engineers Matt & Jason set out to build the perfect startup: a SaaS product. They did everything right. They had plenty of runway, moved in with Jason’s mom and eat, slept and breathed their startup. It had all the right features. It didn’t work. But they knew they could build good software and set out to start consulting. Fast forward several years later and they’re a growing team of friends building products. How’d they do it? Listen in to find out!
Matt Gordon:
Twitter
LinkedIn
Expected Behavior:
Website
Twitter
Products:
DocRaptor
Burndown
Mentioned in the episode:
First DocRaptor site on archive.org
Words with Friends