Chris Koerner

Do you know what I'm saying?

Yeah, I do.

I'm thinking of something.

Yeah.

And this has been a bit of a way for me to know what not to work on is if I see everybody trying to solve this particular problem and nobody's been successful, yet more and more people are plowing in.

And yet it seems obvious to me, I just stay away from it.

Because there's something in my understanding of consumer behavior or current alternatives that I'm like misunderstanding.

An example I'll give you.

Everyone at the moment is trying to start a... So this is the sort of first principles they're reasoning up from.

They're saying people are more lonely than ever before.

They're saying...

There's no clear place to organize a group of people.

WhatsApp has its limitations, its restrictions.

It doesn't have the features that one would like.

Facebook groups aren't working for a certain generation of people anymore, for sort of Gen Zs and younger generations, millennials.

So what I'm going to do is I'm going to make an app for groups.

Your run club, your friends, your piano recital group, your entrepreneurs.

I'm going to build all the group features into this app.

And it's going to be dedicated to that.

I've heard this pitch over and over again.