I built Protestr.club because apparently we haven't platformized enough things yet
After carefully studying the startup ecosystem for several minutes, I noticed a gap in the market.
You can hire:
Drivers
Designers
Developers
Dog walkers
Fake wedding guests
But if you suddenly need 37 people to stand outside a building and look mildly disappointed, you're on your own.
This inefficiency bothered me.
So I built Protestr.club.
A revolutionary platform that brings the power of the gig economy to public outrage.
Features we're considering:
Protesters sorted by rating
Surge pricing during election season
Premium slogan packs
Express delivery (30 protesters in under 30 minutes)
"Protest Now, Pay Later" financing
Future roadmap:
Q3: AI-generated chants
Q4: Protest Plus™
Q1 2027: Autonomous protesters
The best part is that this started as a joke, but every person I've shown it to has asked:
"Wait... is this actually real?"
Which is honestly a bigger commentary on startup culture than anything I could write.
Anyway, I spent less time building this than most people spend deciding what to watch on Netflix.
Website: protestr.club
Please roast it before a VC accidentally invests $5 million and forces me to become the CEO of the outrage economy. 🍿😭
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