[helghardt]

I like this idea, but the hard thing here is that people that are early adopters probably don’t represent the real end user.

I have been thinking about a platform where people could list their problems. Like an outlet to rant about things. Perhaps combining a ranting platform with access to early solutions to a particular problem could solve the above dilemma.

In a way Producthunt and Indiehacker is this community, but they tend to be very tech orientated. So it is not picking up on the every day problems.

I liked what Earn.com did at some point where you could join a list to partake in paid surveys. Initially they were quite strict about who are approved for a list which obviously made the results more valuable.

Have you tried to test interest for people joining such a platform as beta testers?

[eewfdsfsfds]

Seems like the overall feeling about such platform is that there is no way of getting people on as early birds is my initial understanding.

I would think it's cool to have a platform where you can get a good deal of a software if you're one the first users that also get the possibility to shape the software at large.

>Have you tried to test interest for people joining such a platform as beta testers? Haven't tried because I don't know how to find them.

Simon Høiberg says you need a social presence which few have and I dunno if I got what it takes to get that.