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Products that do what OfficeHours – A Card Deck for Startups does
I've been working on my first physical product recently and wanted to get some feedback at this early stage. It's a card deck of questions that you can use as a way of practicing for an elevator pitch, accelerator interview or even as an ice breaker at a meetup. I created it based on my experiences in an accelerator program a few years ago. I found the most valuable part of Office Hours was the back and forth discussion with a mentor, having to vocalise my ideas and fielding all kinds of questions. Really this deck is meant to be a pocket version of that interaction. Going forward custom…
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Step by step guide to pitch your startup in various formats
2020
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2018 · pitchenvy.io
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A huge collection of decks from Tinder, WeWork, AirBNB,...
2018
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2013 · getapitchdeck.com
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So, after many years of kicking about little apps and not putting the full effort in, I decided to bite the bullet and get on with it. Very much inspired by patio11 and Bingo Card Creator, I present Griddol (http://www.griddol.com) a tool to create and play word searches. Intended mainly for teachers, but encouraging those who like a word search too. This been churning around in my head for over a year in various forms, and I used the concept to help learn CoffeeScript, CouchDB and node.js, so even if the product itself is a failure, the learning process has been valuable. I'll be the first…
2011
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2012 · pitchenvy.com
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Hey HN, I made conversation starter game. Here's how it works: - Choose a theme like "Couples" or "Favorites" - Tap to reveal thought-provoking questions - Take turns answering and discover new things about each other I made ConvoCards because everyone has an interesting story to tell, but these don't often come up in day to day conversations. I also enjoy using them for journaling and self reflection. I hope you enjoy playing and learn something new about someone close to you!
2024 · convo.cards
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I believe strongly that information should be shared as freely as possible. This is one of the big reasons I started Localize, to make it an order of magnitude easier for information or knowledge to transfer from person to person, despite a difference in language. On openness, we've decided to share things companies normally don't share. We're starting with the pitch deck we're using to pitch investors for a $800k seed round we just started raising, plus snippets of our traction and growth charts. Why do this? The more we share, the more exposure other people have to our work. If our work is…
2015 · localizejs.com
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Long time listener, first time caller. I am coming up to the eight-month mark in my "Heads Down, Learn Programming" experiment. This is my first app, an open source Magic the Gathering sealed deck generator. At the moment it is severely limited in scope, but I've worked on it for ~ six hours and I figure this is a good time to stop and let it breathe for a while. It's on github (https://github.com/alxjrvs/Sealed-Deck-Generator), as are a number of other half-completed project. Each was started with a goal in mind ("Mess around with Bootstrap", "Get off your ass and TDD", "Kick around complex…
2012 · unsealed.herokuapp.com
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