r/StartupAccelerators

I'm 18, from Argentina, building Arrivl, a workforce simulation platform for seasonal

industries. Hotel workers, F1 crews, and stadium staff navigate interactive simulations of the

actual venue and practice real scenarios by voice before Day 1. They arrive already having practiced.

Looking for a technical co-founder. Full stack, AI APIs, voice interaction experience. Equal

equity split.

Dm me if interested !

I am excited to reach out about my project, Sushaasan—India’s Government OS for the next generation.

Sushaasan is civic–environmental platform that turns what 500M Indians say across WhatsApp, Instagram, Twitter, and news in 22 languages into actionable intelligence. It collects and analyses large volumes of unstructured data from social media and user inputs, then generates solutions the government can swiftly implement. This empowers citizens and helps government authorities use resources effectively and act as a team to solve civic issues rather than dumping responsibilities.

Yes, you guys must be wondering why the government would use it. The answer is similar to why we use Ola/Uber when we can go outside and find transportation ourselves, or why we use Blinkit/Zepto when we could step out and buy stuff from grocery stores or call the kirana store owner to deliver within five minutes. The reason is convenience and structure, which is exactly what I'm providing to the government — helping them assist citizens in solving civic problems more easily and with less friction.

With this, I'm looking for the most influential Gen Z individuals working in governance, civic policy development, or related fields who have extensive contacts with IAS officers, high government officials, and the AI for India mission to work towards a new era of governance which is coming with GenZ.

Warm regards,

Founder, Sushaasan

Website: Sushaasan.in

We’re a small team of 4 building a B2B SaaS product.

Right now, one developer is focused on ML/data work. My dev partner (my brother btw) is asking me what he should work on next, and honestly, I don’t have a clear answer.

That feels weird, because usually “not enough dev capacity” is the problem. But we’ve reached a stage where the bigger question is not execution, it’s product direction.

We have users & design partners, we have signals, we have feedback, but we’re still figuring out what the product should become:

• Is this a feed users check daily?
• Is it a workflow?
• Is it a notification layer?
• What actually makes users come back?
• What is the core recurring value?

So now I’m stuck in this awkward moment where giving my dev partner random tasks feels wrong, but not giving him anything also feels like wasted momentum.

Curious how other founders handled this stage. What would you focus on when direction is not clear?

Would love practical advice from people who have been through this.

Hi everyone,

I’m the founder of Unicoder, an AI-powered IDE we’ve been building with a very clear goal:

To deeply integrate AI into the development workflow with real project context, instead of isolated chat responses where you describe what you want, and it builds at the speed of thought.

Unicoder is designed to help developers:

• Understand large codebases with multi-file context
• Debug using natural language
• Refactor entire files or modules
• Generate and explain code with real project awareness
• Speed up development without losing control

We’re currently pre-launch and around 70% product-complete.

Instead of opening this as a free beta, we’re intentionally looking for only 100 paid beta users.

Why paid?

Because we want:
• Serious developers who already invest in tools
• Honest and critical feedback
• Long-term users who genuinely care about quality

What the first 100 users get:

• Paid early access to the beta
• Lifetime discounted pricing
• Direct influence on the product roadmap
• Private feedback channel with the founding team

This isn’t for everyone.

If you’re only looking for free tools, this probably won’t be the right fit and that’s completely okay.

But if you’re a developer or founder who:
• Already uses AI tools in development
• Values productivity and speed
• Wants to help shape a serious product from the beginning

I’d love to connect.

Join the waitlist to become one of the first early users building with Unicoder.

Unicoderapp.com

I got told multiple times to "find the people you built this for and market to them" Sure, there are some reddit communities that could have potential users, but I cannot post okay, download my app right now it's for you, because these communities aren't for marketing. About social media marketing I have no idea how to make videos or what about that would grab people's attention. Genuinely what do hell do I do? How do other people promote?

P.S. I don't want anyone commenting here their SaaS for marketing or DMing me about how they have a startup that helps startups, I don't care, thank you.

Hi everyone,

I’m the founder of Unicoder, an AI-powered IDE we’ve been building with a very clear goal:

To deeply integrate AI into the development workflow with real project context, instead of isolated chat responses where you describe what you want, and it builds at the speed of thought.

Unicoder is designed to help developers:

• Understand large codebases with multi-file context
• Debug using natural language
• Refactor entire files or modules
• Generate and explain code with real project awareness
• Speed up development without losing control

We’re currently pre-launch and around 70% product-complete.

We’re now looking for early beta users who want to test the product and help shape the future of Unicoder.

What beta users will get:

• Early access to the product
• Direct influence on the product roadmap
• Private feedback access with the founding team
• Opportunity to help shape features and workflows from the beginning

We’re especially looking for developers and founders who:
• Already use AI tools in development
• Care about developer experience and productivity
• Want to be involved in building serious AI developer tools early

This is still early, and that’s exactly why your feedback matters.

If this resonates with you, I’d love to connect.

Join the waitlist at Unicoderapp.com to become one of the first beta users building with Unicoder.

Hey everyone,

I'm a founder validating a service idea and I need honest feedback from people who've actually shipped AI products. Not looking to promote anything, genuinely trying to figure out if this is worth building into a proper business.

Here's what I keep hearing from teams running LLMs in production:

Their AI bill shows up as a single line item. $8K, $15K, $22K. no idea which feature drove it, which team spent the most, or whether staging burned more tokens than production. Finance asks engineering to explain the bill. Engineering shrugs. Nobody has answers until someone manually digs through API logs for two days.

Meanwhile, there are no spending caps. A developer testing a prompt in a loop burns $2K overnight. A new feature quietly 3x's token usage after launch. Nobody notices until the invoice hits.

The service I'm considering:

I come in, set up cost attribution infrastructure on your stack — so you can see AI spend broken down by feature, team, and environment in real time. Budget guardrails with alerts so nobody accidentally blows through limits. Weekly cost review to catch overruns early and suggest optimisations.

Core offering is a one-time fixed-fee setup (under a week), with an optional recurring monitoring tier for ongoing cost control.

I'm not building a SaaS product. This is done-for-you infrastructure work. I set it up, hand you the runbooks, and your team runs it from there.

I've already talked to a handful of CTOs and the signal so far is that the pain is real but timing matters, it only becomes urgent after a surprise bill or when a second team starts shipping AI features. Trying to figure out if that pattern holds broadly.

EarMe is an AI-powered assistant that helps you understand and manage your healthcare conversations.

Doctor visits can be overwhelming. Important details are easy to forget, medical language can be confusing, and it’s hard to know what to do next once you leave the room. EarMe solves this by turning your visit into something you can actually understand and act on.

With EarMe, you can:

• Record your doctor visit securely and effortlessly as well as upload & view medical documents 
• Receive a summary from your visit
• Ask questions to our chat model - just like talking to an expert who remembers your visit that has all the context from your past visits & medical documents
• Get personalised recommendations so you know exactly what to do after your appointment
• Note down questions for next visit

Instead of leaving appointments confused or relying on memory, EarMe gives you clarity, confidence, and control over your health.

Wondering if anyone has any feedback on this for me. And also who I should target first.

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Don't get me wrong I released my app like 2 weeks ago, and since then I've actively talked to people to get feedback and they all said good things, yet they don't download the app and ghost me after replying once. Am I the one doing something wrong, are they lying about liking what I built? How do I even market it in the start if everyone just ghosts me after saying it's amazing?

I am not posting this to beg for users, I'm trying to get advice but I will put the link here so I can know what I'm doing wrong.

I built Memora which is an app that keeps track of your everyday stuff like keys, wallet, headphones etc. You can log items with one tap with the widget you can customize and it saves the location and time. Bluetooth devices get automatically logged every time you connect them to your phone. What makes it different from other apps is that it has an ML system that learns your routines and then it can predict where your things are later if you forgot to log it.

I updated the website a bunch of times based on feedback people gave me and they said it's clear what the app does at first glance but I feel like atp they are just saying it to be nice.

I really, really appreciate any advice on what should I do, the website or the app or anything lol

I'll keep this straightforward. I built a trading journal SaaS that helps traders understand why they win or lose, not just track PnL. It's live, it works. I did everything solo up to this point and I'm looking for a co-founder to help scale it into a real business.

The problem it solves:

Most trading journals are glorified spreadsheets. You log your trades, see a PnL number, and learn nothing. Traders pay $30 to $60/month for tools that confirm they lost money without ever explaining why. I lived this problem for a year, paying $50/month for a dashboard that taught me nothing about my actual trading behavior.

What I built:

A journal that tracks behavior alongside numbers. It shows traders which days they perform best, how they react after losses, whether they're following their own rules, and what time of day their decision making falls apart. The kind of insights that actually change results.

Free plan includes 50 trades/month, 2 accounts, full analytics, calendar view, journaling, and discipline tracking. Not a trial, not a teaser, genuinely usable.

Premium at $13.99/month adds AI Trade Coach with personalized insights, AI signals with real-time notifications, chart studio, price alerts, and a mentor dashboard. Competitors charge 2x to 4x more for less.

Built with React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and Supabase.

Traction:

821 registered users, 764 confirmed. Built a 50+ member Discord community. Multiple organic Trustpilot reviews. Referral system already live with tiered rewards. Every user acquired organically through a Reddit content strategy I developed and refined across 15+ trading subreddits. Total ad spend to date is literally $0.

What I bring:

I'm a trader myself so I understand the user deeply because I am the user. I built the entire product solo, frontend, backend, design, everything. I developed and executed the organic growth strategy that got us to 800+ users. I've managed the community, handled support, shipped features based on user feedback, and created all the content. I know the product, the market, and the audience inside out.

Where I need help:

I've been doing everything alone and it's not sustainable. I recently slowed down on active growth because handling product, marketing, content, community, and support by yourself has limits. The growth engine works, I proved that by bringing in 600+ users during my active push. But it needs consistent execution and I need someone alongside me to do that.

What I'm looking for in a co-founder:

Someone who can own growth, marketing, or product development so we can divide and conquer. Ideally you have experience in one or more of these: SaaS growth and conversion optimization, paid acquisition and performance marketing, content marketing and social media, frontend or fullstack development, community building.

But more than skills I'm looking for someone who's reliable, communicates well, and actually wants to build something long-term. Someone who doesn't disappear after two weeks. Trading experience helps but isn't required.

The deal:

50/50 equity split. Equal decision making. Full transparency on everything, metrics, finances, roadmap, all of it. All revenue split equally. This is a real partnership.

What this is NOT:

This is not an idea on a napkin. The product is built, live, and being used daily by hundreds of traders. This is not a quick flip. I'm looking for someone who wants to build a sustainable business. This is not a job posting. I don't need an employee, I need a partner who's as invested as I am.

Why now:

The trading tools market is growing fast. More people are trading than ever and the tools available are either overpriced or underwhelming. We have a product that users genuinely love, proven organic traction, a referral system ready to scale, and a clear path to revenue growth through premium conversions. The foundation is solid. It just needs two people pushing instead of one.

If this sounds like something you want to be part of, DM me with a bit about your background and what you'd bring to the table. Happy to share the product, walk through the metrics, show the growth data, and discuss everything openly. No gatekeeping.