1. Consider listing your startup on http://fairsoftware.net, that's the site dedicated to finding co-founders (I'm the founder).
2. Your project sounds interesting. My advice, if you want to find a co-founder, is to have evidence that customers are lining up to use your service. If that's the case, it's 10X more motivating for the developer.
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1. Consider listing your startup on http://fairsoftware.net, that's the site dedicated to finding co-founders (I'm the founder).
2. Your project sounds interesting. My advice, if you want to find a co-founder, is to have evidence that customers are lining up to use your service. If that's the case, it's 10X more motivating for the developer.
Thanks for the tip - I will checkout the site.
In terms of getting traction - I agree. We have the usual friends and family ready to go. But the site needs to work properly first.
Edit: you don't seem to have python listed as a search option