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Products that do what Rejected by YC does

  1. 1

    A community of rejected YC companies

    2018

  2. 2RC

    2017 · rejectionconditioner.com

  3. 3

    We all get rejected. It's OK. Share your story.

    2018

  4. 4
    rally157

    A community of rejected YC founders

    2020

  5. 5NY
  6. 6WM
  7. 7

    Curated graveyard for rejected design work

    2015

  8. 8

    Rejection conditioner for YC applications

    2017

  9. 9YR
  10. 10MP

    http://invincibilitee.com Me and my co-founder submitted an app for YC W11, with a web site that would help college graduates figure out what jobs they could get with their chosen degree. We got a rejection email, and already had this as a back-up idea in case we did get rejected. So in the month between rejection and today, we found a printer, found some graphic designers, and got enough done that we felt comfortable with it as a first iteration. I know there aren't so many non-web app startups on HN, but I thought y'all might like to see how 2 guys rebounded from YC rejection.

    2010

  11. 11WD

    Hey everyone! We spent the major part of the year preparing an idea we had for the YC application. At last minute, we decided not to go through with YC. I mean, we've had our fair shares of failed startups and this was one of those make it or break it scenarios. We took everything we've ever learned and strived to make an app that we were proud of. We spent so much effort into making this app that we couldn't bear stopping short and applying to Y Combinator. (Mind you, there's nothing wrong with YC.) We didn't want to apply to Y Combinator at the last minute because if we had really gone…

    2012

  12. 12DF

    Hey all, We’ve applied to YC three times and got rejected each time. we’ll get there eventually! The main reasons for rejection were: being a solo founder (no co-founder), having no team, an MVP that wasn’t ready, or no traction in place. --- My expertise lies in building software products for startups, unicorn companies, and even governments. Throughout my years in software, I’ve had plenty of exposure to data products. I’ve faced recurring challenges like the lack of data, uncertainty around data handling, or even generating too much data and not knowing how to best utilize it to generate…

    2025 · opendatabay.com

  13. 13MY

    2015 · shefska.com

  14. 14

    36 thoughtful rejection emails from top companies.

    2020

  15. 15BI
  16. 16

    A game to conquer fear by getting rejected

    2015

  17. 17DR
  18. 18OS

    2013 · alpblog.heroku.com

  19. 19ST

    2015 · tiesport.com

  20. 20SY

    2014 · chrome.google.com

  21. 21YN
  22. 22YI
  23. 23YL

    2012 · zupa.hu

  24. 24AP

    2013 · annotatepg.com

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