The $0 Launch Strategy to Validate Apps

Formless App Waitlist:

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Don’t trust your strategy until it’s passed this test. Walk-Forward Validation is the key to crafting a reliable machine learning model. Learn how this method helps you avoid overfitting and prepares your model for live market scenarios. Full article and code on my Substack:

Glad to see more people stepping in this direction. Most successful startups had layers of validation before they ever touched code. Meanwhile, most builders just blindly throw an app at the wall and pray. That’s why the failure rate’s insane—it’s not bad luck, it’s bad thinking.

I agree. I would follow advice from people who said "follow your passion" and it would get me to make apps and do what I'm good at. I stayed away from marketing, building a business, etc because I had no experience with it. But now that I have some experience, I'm starting to share back what I've learned from reading books and launching apps and talking to people.

Brilliant stuff. Can’t wait to see more videos. Thanks for the help

I'm so glad I could help you. How's your stuff doing, by the way?

Great video! It will be very helpful for new entrepreneurs and startup creators. I wish I had such tools back in 2021-2023. At that time, only surveys, asking people, and talking with future users were useful. But now, you can use several tools simultaneously.

I think all of the old tools are still very useful. I'm just new to this era and learning what's out there and sharing as I go. I still think there's a lot of valuable feedback in just having dinners with people and meeting them and talking with them. You're going to get lots of insight that way as well

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This is very interesting but I’m confused. Is Formless the name of the app you want to make?

Yeah Formless is the name of the app I want to make and I've launched the waitlist to reach out to people who sign up and learn more about the pain point. I've realized that I'm spending money to make apps and while I learn a lot it is now time to solve customer problems.