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A founder pitch: coding is easy now, deciding what to build is not
A 2:15 reel by Elevator Pitch by Masters’ Union, a creator on Qrio
With tools like Claude Code and Cursor, coding got easier. The new bottleneck is knowing what to build. A founder pitches the fix.
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Build the app in 3 weeks and you got 21 customers. I'll give you 1 lakh rupees. What will you build for me? With the coding tools we have now, CloudCode and Cursor, coding has become dramatically easier. Now the bottleneck has more upstream. Team still struggle to decide what to build next. Customer feedback is scattered across meetings, nodes, reviews, chats, and PM still spend hours manually turning them into PRDs. Geeks automates this entire pipeline. Dump it all your context and we provide you clear PRDs, acceptance criteria and task for the engineering teams. We currently have 21 active pilots and our goal is to turn messy customer feedback into dev-ready work. So that teams can actually build what users want. So you're saying you dump all discussions about a particular idea that people want to build. So the customer feedback you get from the customers is scattered across tools. It may be bugs or it may be new ideas or some improvements. So it is across all the apps like Geras, lag, notions and desks. So our app takes in all the context from there and then it turns it into clear PRDs. So you said you have 21 pilots? Yeah. Who are your customers? Our pilots are some starter founders. If there is a small starter team, so the founder uses it. Or if we some teams have 10 to 20 team members in them, so the product managers use. Why would they not do this themselves? Why would they need you? Yes, sir. If we see the existing tools, chat GPT, it's a blank box. It means it's not built specifically for product managers. It does not have the entire pipeline of getting the feedback then turning it into PRDs and then handing it off to the engineering team. And also, we have other features, but this is the main feature. Chat GPT doesn't have all of that. Gera is a management tool and other tools. There are some computers, but what they are doing is a fragmented work like doing A or doing B or doing C. We automate the entire pipeline. I built the product in the last three weeks and the pilots have recently started. We will soon start monetizing it, but currently we are focusing on polishing the app with the help from the feedback we get from the pilots. So how long will it take you to make this app? A three weeks. Will the app in three weeks need about 21 customers? Yeah, the pilots are mostly my relatives of few of our external pilots. Okay, I think I like it. So I'll give you a green. Yes, thank you, sir. Good luck.
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