Share Your Ideas with the Community
Empty community board masquerading as a project—zero substance or differentiation.

Cofounder matching without the pressure, but LinkedIn groups already do this for free.
Developers with side project ideas, professionals looking for creative outlets
IndieHackers · Y Combinator Co-Founder Match · Reddit r/SomebodyMakeThis
There are literally entire sub-Reddits where people post looking for someone to work on a project with. That is super inefficient. There are also newsletters for this (also pretty inefficient).
Let's Jam is my attempt to solve this.
This is NOT a cofounder matching platform. The idea is to connect people with ideas and skills so they can jam on them together. If they end up becoming cofounders, cool, but that is up to them. This is also NOT a place for freelancers to hunt job opportunities. Again, the platform is for people who have an idea or a skill and want to work on something together.
How it works:
> You either a) find a project and request to jam on it with that person, b) post a project and wait for someone to request to jam on it with you, c) claim an idea and wait for someone to request to jam on it with you.
> Once someone requests to jam with you, you'll get an email, and you can vet them via LinkedIn or their past work. If you think they'll be a good fit then accept their request and they'll reach out to you.
> That's it. Simple.
Any feedback is greatly appreciated!
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