10xJoy
Discover desired outcomes + connect w/ builders who can help
176 followers
Discover desired outcomes + connect w/ builders who can help
176 followers
Meet Joy, your free AI business matchmaker. Turn business goals into an editable brief without knowing what to build. Our early beta is welcoming its first builders. You choose what to share; introductions are coordinated by email. Builder work is scoped and priced directly.
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Fair questions. On quality: builders are listed only after they verify ownership of their email and a human reviews the profile, and every introduction goes through us, so we see each approved brief and which builders accept it. There is no paid placement and 10xJoy is free on both sides, so the only thing that moves a builder up the shortlist is fit with the outcomes in the brief. Spam is handled at the door: a business email to start, per-session and per-IP limits on Joy, and bot detection on the endpoint. On privacy: the model (Claude) sees the conversation, the profile Joy builds from it and the public text of your company site, so it does not ask what it can read. The chat stays in our own database and is never shown to builders. They receive the saved brief and your contact email only after you tick consent for the builders you picked, and since this morning the consent step says exactly that.
@curiouskitty hopping in here to just mention I love this question, and it's really going to be a foundational trust factor. Joy has to a be a fair, unbiased, helpful advisor to business owners; and at the same time a fair and equal recommender for builders. Each request will only receive a max of 3 suggested builders, and those recs should be constantly reviewed and improved over time.
In addition to @cristiandeluxe 's spam blocking mechanisms, I usually tend to lean into a more fair and self-governing system that doesn't require a human in the loop to review and approve builder applications. That is going to be a losing battle in a lot of respects and the last job I want to give a human is reviewing hundreds or thousands of applications every day to manually weed out the real and fake builders. I'll be pushing for more positive reinforcement methods similar to how the Product Hunt community feeds the flywheel of creativity and invention in an ultra positive environment. There's always a dark shadow-banned existence out there for bot accounts that try and beat the system, and I could see 10xJoy having similar auto-moderation methods in place to keep the bad actors in check.
The ultimate goal for 10xJoy will be to become a trusted marketplace for positive outcomes in all shapes and sizes across every industry. With that mission, we are going to have a ton of fun building in functionality that keep people coming back, not because we force them, but because 10xJoy truly brings 10x the results compared to anything else they might try to get around the system. More inclusivity, more benefits, maximum value generated, with near-zero time-to-value.
Again... excellent question. So glad you asked it. I'd love to hear how the MVP measures up to your expectations and anywhere we could improve. 😇
Quick update from the other maker. Since this morning we shipped Google sign-in with Google's own button (the consent screen now says 10xjoy.com instead of a Supabase host), a proper social preview, sitemap and analytics, and my own studio, BusiRocket, went through the builder flow end to end: Joy drafted the profile from our site in a few minutes and it is live in the directory. One question for everyone reading: when you describe an outcome to Joy, what is the one thing you would want it to ask you that a human agency usually forgets to ask?
the editable brief feels like the right handoff after the chat, especially with the consent step deciding what builders receive. how are you thinking about helping a first-time user judge whether a suggested builder is actually a fit before sharing their email?