For founders who built with Bolt
You shipped it with Bolt. Now someone has to find the first customers.
Shipping was the fast part. The slow part is everything around it: telling the right people, writing the applications, answering investors. I do that work and wait for your OK.
Free plan. Your space opens right away.
Where you probably are
- Your product is published and has a link, and it works.
- You have not yet told the people who would pay for it.
- Applications and outreach are piling up behind the product.
What I do on your link
- Reads your site and writes down what it learned, with the source next to each fact.
- Finds the grants, accelerators and investors that fit your stage, and the first customers worth writing to.
- Fills the applications from the facts you confirm, and drafts the investor emails and LinkedIn ads in your words.
- Waits for your OK before anything leaves. Sending from your own mailbox is not open yet: today you copy an approved letter.
- If your link ends in bolt.host, it is a free subdomain: Wanna's first card is "Connect your own domain first", because a directory such as SaaSHub refuses products on those.
- Paste the link on the home page: I read that site, not a form you fill in.
Sources: SaaSHub — submission rules
Wanna
Paste the link to your product
I read it, work out where you are and prepare the next actions. Each one waits for your OK. See an example first: the demo on an example company.
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