r/AppDevelopers • u/eatenzack • 17h ago
Next big thing ??
I have a really great idea of an application. I have no coding skills , so I was planning to hire some people to make that application for me . The budget may go above 10-30k dollars . So I'm just taking a step back and thinking about doing it in the future .
If there's anything which you guys can help me with, I'll be grateful.
My idea is great , if proper execution is done , it can be the next big application.
Not keeping it much confidential - I would say it's a social media platform.
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u/YogurtclosetThese454 16h ago
An idea without any details is mostly likely a scam.
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u/Bright_Wall4257 10h ago
What are you looking to build! This is my Github with some projects I have completed: https://github.com/okekedev?tab=repositories If you are interested feel free to reach out on here, or my email [christian@okeke.us](mailto:christian@okeke.us)
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u/ShipFasterAI 15m ago
Before spending $10–30k, I'd focus on validating the idea and defining a small first version rather than trying to build the full platform. Social products can get expensive quickly once you add users, feeds, messaging, notifications, moderation, etc.
I have around 15 years of experience in the industry and we build products like this as a team. If the idea has been thought through properly, starting with a focused MVP can save a lot of money and help validate whether people actually want it
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u/Euphoric_North_745 16h ago
it is already ben done, whatever idea you have there is 8 billion people on the planet, a million had it, 1000 of them worked on it, 100 different apps released
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u/eatenzack 16h ago
That's true, but it's not in the market
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u/Euphoric_North_745 14h ago
open chatgpt codex, since it searches better and verifies its data and ask it to research the topic
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u/CACTI_actual 15h ago
Beginner here! Use emergent to make an MVP and see how an alpha version could look, then hire a developer if it is what you want,
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u/No-Doubt-906 17h ago
dm