For founders who built with Cursor
You built it with Cursor. The code is done — the business is not.
Writing the code is only part of a company. Someone still has to find the money, write to the first customers and fill in the forms. I do that work and wait for your OK.
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Where you probably are
- Your product runs somewhere you deployed it, and it works.
- The code is ahead of the business: customers, money and applications are not.
- You would rather spend the week on the product than on forms.
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.
- A product made with Cursor lives wherever you put it. If the link is a free subdomain (vercel.app, netlify.app and the like), Wanna's first card is "Connect your own domain first", because directories such as SaaSHub and BetaList refuse products on free hosting subdomains like those.
- Paste the link on the home page: I read that site, not a form you fill in.
Sources: SaaSHub — submission rules · BetaList — FAQ
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.
Keep reading
What it takes to get first buyers · Money: pitch, investor email, accelerator application · Pricing