Sidefire

The idea for the product really was molded from multiple other ideas I had. I keep seeing all of these people looking to make some sort of business or side hustle which I think is amazing. The problem is, the barrier to entry is often really big. For example if you were to launch a grass cutting company, you might have no idea how to make a business. I know there are a ton of resources, but even website builders can be overwhelming. The goal here is to take the guess work out while give you the ability to enter the info that you want. Here are some of my main questions I have at the moment: How can I make the product worth paying for? How can I make the product worth coming back to tweak your page and continuously share it? How can I provide more value with less complexity than famous website builders? How can I tailor this to certain businesses and side hustles (painters, grass cutting, ad agency, bracelet makers, etc..) I really look forward to hearing from everyone!

There are hundreds of such tools out there. Some of them were free too. Most of them are shutdown after an year of operation. How u planning to stand out? congratulations on the launch 👏

Wooo love to see AI no-code! Congrats guys on the launch - looks like our tools would work well together 😊

@naveed_rehman I really enjoy thought provoking and even challenging questions like this. I pondered upon that a lot before I even got started on the idea. The key is not being afraid to move away from being a generalist. My long term goal with Sidefire is to have different niches feel as though they have options that are important to them when they are building their page. At first things seem generic. I believe it gets more interesting down the road when you start to tackle pain points for different categories and tailor the product towards their needs. In short, I plan to add niche specific functionality.

@jorge_casals Thank you!

@robert_wachen Thanks checking it out. I am always open to collaboration!