Ask HN: Who is looking for a cofounder?

I'm not looking, but I want to say that having a co-founder had one of the largest impacts on my business. Things move more than three times as fast and with more focused eyes on the problem space creating a better product. I estimate that to get to where we are in 4 months would have taken over a year as an individual.

I am looking for a cofounder who specializes in web development (javascript, CSS, some back-end). My company has developed a new browser, called PolyBrowser, that could represent the next evolution of how people browse the web. Current browsers, which limit you to using one website at a time, were designed 20 years ago. PolyBrowser lets you work faster by stitching your websites together side-by-side like a panoramic photo. You can zoom out to see the big picture, or zoom in to see the details. (polybrowser.com)

It's rather far along, although we're still in stealth mode preparing for launch. There are many aspects that need the assistance of a talented programmer. Contact aaron.travis (at) polysuite.com.

I'm actually looking for one or more co-founders who have a good understanding of enterprise and/or software development practices.

The long term business goal is to provide a suite of affordable enterprise software that covers the software development lifecycle. Pretty much do what Atlassian is doing right now, with our differentiating factor being, our products will be able to do the following that others can't:

- reduce information pollution

- speed discovery of information

- solve the problem of "If you try to please everybody, you'll please nobody"

I currently have a working product that is designed to make Git more enterprise friendly, which serves two important purpose:

1) Git's popularity is growing in enterprise, which makes it an ideal beach-head product to get our foot in the enterprise door.

2) It's proof that we can design/build solutions that can deliver on the points mentioned above. Note the technology/methodology behind it is being patented.

The technology stack is Java, JavaScript, PostgreSQL and Lucene with some command lines tools sprinkled in the mix. It's a pure server-client model. The front-end is 100% JavaScript and back-end is Java/PostgreSQL/Lucene so you don't have to be a jack of all trades to make a difference.

I believe Atlassian is currently valued at 3.3 billion with over 100 million in revenue and growing, so there is demand for affordable enterprise software solutions. They've also shown that you can effectively sell from the bottom up in enterprise, which is the route we'll be going. And with our ability to address the points mentioned above, we'll have a technical advantage over their product line.

So if you understand enterprise and/or software development practices, send me an email. You can find my email in my profile.

No idea in particular, but willing to experiment with the idea of cofounding something remotely (even if it is a side project of sorts).

Why? I want to challenge the notion that building something remotely cannot be done at all.

Skills: product, web development, marketing, analysis.

You'd probably work well with me if you're solving an idea normal people face and not something high-tech (eg. nanotech).

Ideas and discussions welcome.

I'm looking for cofounders who have an interest in the productivity space for businesses. The SaaS product is a task/time management tool for small businesses. I have done a great deal of customer development, prototype testing, content marketing, and initial business development. I have a product management & UX background with startups & large companies and business/HCI degrees.

The current marketplace of products in this space are startups for startups. They promote collaboration and teamwork which works great in flat organizations. However with traditional small businesses, delegation and accountability are more important. These businesses are stuck with heavy project management tools that provide unnecessary complexity.

Our tool grants power to not only the project manager but also the assignee, the group typically underrepresented for these tools. With intuitive task and time management, employees know exactly what they need to work on and how to use time to motivate themselves appropriately. As you can imagine if you can help capture how people are spending their work time, the data set provides no short of interesting opportunities.

If this space sounds interesting to you, please definitely reach out.

I'm looking for a technical co-founder super-proficient in the following: python, django, javascript.

Building a pre-release singles promotion platform at (https://spawnsong.com).

Have coffee meetings lined up next week with angel investors, but more importantly the site is bringing in revenue.

Launched March 1st of this year, but major bulk of traffic and site activity arrived after we were featured on techcrunch (http://techcrunch.com/2014/03/30/spawnsong/).

I've got a next-level design in mind that I want to implement, and I need a sick backend engineer to build the foundation of it.

If you're interested, let's talk, e-mail's in my profile.

I am looking for someone to work with me on MASSOLIT (www.massolit.co.uk).

We're building the world's biggest library of video 'mini-lectures' in the arts.

The perfect co-founder (SALES) would be:

  - based in London, UK
  - a nice person
  - obsessed with education
  - really good at sales & marketing

Interested in hearing a bit more? Get in touch!

I'd like a cofounder - presumable someone w/ Android/Iphone skills to help flesh out a POS system for food trucks. I've already got a few trucks interested in the product concept @ A price point of $39/month/truck. I'm a web dev, - mostly Laravel/PHP -- not sure if the best option would be to build this in a cross platform tool like Phonegap, or straight out native, -- or as a Mobile optimized website.

If interested reach me at: patrickwcurl AT gmail