* product name: boomroom
* product description: music with friends - everyone can tune in to boomroom and add songs to the shared queue
* market research/validation: tried it with coworkers and they found it fun - someone's kids ended up taking over the queue and adding tons of fun. No regular use besides that
* number of users: a few users came by but no returning or regular users
* business model: none
* product implementation stage: launched v1
* tech stack: React, WebSocket, Django
* cost of running: $7 for heroku worker + pay as you go for now.sh front-end hosting
* domain name(s) owned: boomroom.co
* available platforms: web (boomroom.co)
* patent(s): none
* next steps: add multiple rooms, try to get events to use it. business model could be ads
* minimum offer: $2500
Do they have to be failed?
* product name: beat.yoga
* product description: yoga music recommendations (no playlist)
* market research/validation: people think the app look good but and it seems like yoga teachers could use it because making good playlists takes a lot of time, but the idea hasn't taken off
* number of users: a few downloads but no regular users
* business model: none
* product implementation stage: working app launched
* tech stack: React-Native/Django
* cost of running: 7$ for Django worker, requires an Apple Developer account
* domain name(s) owned: beat.yoga
* available platforms: iOS (https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/beat-yoga/id1505203964)
* patent(s): none
* next steps: reach out to yoga teachers and yogi who self practice to try to the app. business model could be subscription based
* minimum offer: $5000