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haha, holy shit this is great!

I just stopped reading after seeing the first sentence but thanks anyway.

That is one of the options. We already run a software studio with some of my software engineer friends but we need more clients. Thanks for the advice.

You should read the OP again.

Yes, of course. I am just wondering what would you do if you were in my shoes.

I live in Turkey and the company which went bankrupt was in Turkey. The financial regulations and national economy management (especially the last 3 years) are too strict here. So, there was nothing much to do.

I could not agree more.

Perfect. I think I have things to learn from you guys. Can we stay in touch? You can see my email in my bio. I would love to hear about this story in detail.

Yeah, you are right. I feel a little bit more like that.

That sounds cool, how is the product doing now? Is this approach sustainable or this kind of "good fit" partnership is mostly luck?

Sure. I asked the question based on my past experiences, I don't have a project that I am actively working on at the moment, but I have a few ideas that I am in the planning stage and waiting for the right moment.

At this point I organize my ideas according to my own skills and technical development load. I have pure R&D projects that require technically intensive development. I have a few other ideas in the field of financial technologies (the company I currently work for also works in this field, so I have experience and ideas in fintech) that I am still in the planning stage.

In addition to these, I have a software studio in 50/50 partnership with a close software developer friend of mine, where we develop in-house mobile apps. Occasionally we take outsourced work from different companies. We don't have an established strategy here for now, but this is something to think about.

By the way, you can find my e-mail address in my profile. Can you send me an email to stay in touch? I would love to exchange ideas

Great insights, thanks alot.

Yes you are right, I was just asking what are the reasons are.

We do not have any problems as long as we charge the monthly fee. And the only limit we have is a little rate limiter (5 requests per second). Nothing more.

I am gonna work on the legal agreement thing. Thanks.

Thanks for your feedback. What kind of terms do you mean? I would happily add them.

Thanks for the advice.

I do not know why, English is my 4th language, you tell me.

Thank you for your comment, you make a good point. Do you think it would be better to design this product as B2B?

For now, I have a product in mind that is not yet completely clear, but to summarize briefly, I think something like this:

After the developers sign up with their products, they will add a method that we will provide (iframes, API calls, SDK integrations with auth-keys) to a part of their projects (for example, the landing page or the dashboard of their applications) and we will collect feedback from their users. Then, at certain intervals, we will extract various insights from this feedback and provide developers with data that will guide them in their next steps.

The feedback collected can be in the form of surveys or open-ended questions. As long as we have clean data that we can analyze.