Has anyone built a successful pit deck?

This is a great model for someone with users and a certain amount of growth, but the bigger picture take-aways are clear:

• emphasize metrics to show you are analyzing everything about your business. This is critical, even if it's early and you don't have tons of data.
• Show proof - not just ideas. Acquisition channel proof, use of capital, low churn...etc.

Check out her other posts, she provides great insights on their fund raising process.

@kinderminder @fahimmd @matttharp Hey guys! Would love to ask a question about building MVP. We all that MVP starts from a few simple feature. What you expect from the MVP? Since it is simple and may be crappy, will it affect our feedback even if the idea works? In other word, at which point you can say "emmm this idea will work"

i have problem building MVP 🤪, but i think its something which should be enough for someone to make value / save time / make money. And in same time have some return on you, either user feedback or early profit 💰

Yes exactly! At least gaining some info. I have a friend who is going to go YC 2019S. He told me that profit is very very difficult in the early stage

unless your product is hot or you are a coding genius

@kinderminder Why you have a problem building MVP? I saw your current project (the API one). That is a pretty good idea

in terms of building it or getting early customers (selling it)

it's cause i like to explore and do more projects at once, and sometimes we build some prototype which have more features then its need for MVP, which are untested and not ready for public or at least mass usage

I said i have problem with MVP, cause I always want more. Same in life, if I need to run one circle, i will run two ... idk why, probably have built in hardwork, which doesn't end smart always