Alexey

Developer and business developer. Has an idea and needs a co-founder.

Nice, FranceOn FounderCloud since 2023

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About

I am looking for a co-founder, an EU citizen who speaks good French and is familiar with product development. It would be great if he or she knew Flutter a little more, but it's not necessary. I can basically handle the programming myself, but it will take longer since I've only created one app so far.
It would also be great if the co-founder has UX/UI design skills

What Alexey is building

The idea

I want to create a mobile app for professionals doing home maintenance and minor repairs. What is commonly referred to as DYI, but is actually performed by outside helpers. In France, such a person is called a bricoleur. I myself do this kind of work myself now and I see a request from my clients that all types of necessary work on the house, related to repairs and maintenance, be carried out by one person who knows this house well. This allows customers to save money by ordering the execution of heterogeneous work on the same day, and also ensures the stable quality of work performed.

The problem with the bricoleur and the client is that now, in order to…

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What is your thought on education system?“The education system is generally obsolete. Classic learning is oriented to the worst students, takes too much time and it is too far from the real application of knowledge. Also, university programs change too slowly and are always obsolete. The universities, like all the big bureaucratic systems, are dedicated rather to supplying their own existence and status, than their efficiency. Modern edtech companies provide awful education quality because their business models do not include efficiency as a parameter of success at all. They exploited the idea, that people want to get affordable knowledge for practical application. But instead of giving people what they really need, they just make them study the things, more than 50% of which will be never practically used. Noone practices an individual approach to the students, though many declare that. This is a lie.”