Get a domain name, put up a description of the product, start collecting emails on that page. Interview potential users/customers of the product. Collect information (primary research) to show that the idea has legs.
Show this info to potential technical cofounders. Find someone who is interested in that space already.
If you don't have a personal interest in coding, don't spend much of time on that. The one exception I would give is simply mocking up the interactions in html/css. This is much simpler than writing full blown apps, and can communicate the idea quickly. To go even simpler, sketch the idea out on paper.
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Get a domain name, put up a description of the product, start collecting emails on that page. Interview potential users/customers of the product. Collect information (primary research) to show that the idea has legs.
Show this info to potential technical cofounders. Find someone who is interested in that space already.
If you don't have a personal interest in coding, don't spend much of time on that. The one exception I would give is simply mocking up the interactions in html/css. This is much simpler than writing full blown apps, and can communicate the idea quickly. To go even simpler, sketch the idea out on paper.