I'm 19, I run track and field and I'm building a startup. Ten sponsor spots on the jersey I compete and film in and the money buys the gear that launches it.
That's the whole problem. I'm 19, I'm a student in France, and I build software. I've shipped things that worked, mainly Murmell, a canvas where you run cloud coding agents side by side.
Hey Product Hunt,
I'm Moss'Ab, I'm 19, I'm a student in France, and I build software.
I've shipped a few things that worked.
The main one is Murmell, a canvas where you run cloud coding agents side by side. I'm relaunching it soon.
Right now I have a money problem. My old M1 MacBook does not keep up anymore. It chokes every time I run more than one thing at once, and I lose hours to it every week. I need a MacBook Pro to keep building, plus a camera and a mic, because I'm starting to post on X and film what I make. That's around 5 200 € I don't have, and I don't take a salary from anything I build.
So I sold the only ad space I own. I train and compete in athletics, I'm on a track five to six days a week, and I film most of it. My jersey has 14 empty zones on it: chest, sleeves, stomach, hem, and the big panel on the back.
You open the site, you turn the jersey in 3D, you tap a zone, and Stripe opens with the price already filled in. Your logo gets heat pressed on and rides along for four to six months. Training, meets, and every video that comes out of them. Every euro that comes in gets spent in public, with receipts.
The jersey is a real 3D model, not a picture. The logos are projected onto the mesh, so they follow the folds and the light.
Turn it around, click on "Final look", and you see what a fully sponsored kit looks like.
If you want a zone, it's yours in one click. If you don't, a comment or an upvote still helps me a lot. I read everything and I answer everyone ;)
Moss'Ab
Murmell