Pitchcard Explore - Pitch and explore ideas, find collaborators to build things

Very Cool way i try that for our project side it https://www.pitchcard.io/c/rJFGaxFv Very interesting what happens

great idea - gives a great elevator pitch(even more concise than that). Like others have said, there should be a skip option and also when I downvote(Nope), I'm asked for options. Maybe I should just be able to move on to next one when I've downvoted. Hope to see this grow - all the best! Also - just tried it - the instant response is mind-blowing. When someone comments/give a feedback, I don't get to know who sent that(I guess that's an error as it does have the placeholder for 'By') and I can't send thanks or my response to theirs! - other than that, wonderful

Congrats @lailo_ch and @susu__garcia. It was a very pleasant experience using the service. I really liked the card experience, very clean and simple. I would liked the homepage to give some more information though. I think if I hadn't visit from PH, where I already got some info, it would have been somewhat difficult to understand what to expect from the service. Also I think on the bottom of the page you should include both Pitch Now and Start Exploring. For me as an Explorer it was weird that after clicking Skills in "How it works" the final call to action is Pitch Now. I am glad you took a lot of feedback here on how to further develop the service so I am going to point out just a couple of minor bugs I encountered: - I clicked Send Feedback and was required to login. After login I ended up on another card - After login I got 3-4 repeated cards Keep up the good work :-)

@sahildhingra13 Check this out.

Interesting product. I've taken the time to feedback and respond to people, as I think it is somewhat valuable, however from my usage just now having a single feedback on a pitch as "lame" is actually quite negative and not really what I think it is intended for of course. Not sure there is any way to moderate around that sort of thing, however.

I really like the idea but it is a little frustrating to use at the moment. Need to be able to skim through ideas (see more than one at a time, I'm thinking something along the lines of Flippa) and need to be able to see some sort of bio about the idea owner. I think your on to something but I would go more down the Flippa type functionality albeit keeping the pitch brief as you have done.

Excellent idea. This would make a really addictive mobile app! Two things I might add: (1.) A 'Skip' button so I'm not forced to choose either yup or nope to move on to the next idea. (2.) After choosing a Yup, a “I'd buy this” button would be immensely helpful to the idea creator. Too often, makers only look at Yes and No votes for determining the efficacy of our ideas, but, as Justin Vincent wrote in his post (http://j.mp/ideaff1) it's crucial to weight feedback from potential customers above feedback from people who aren't your target audience. If I post a pitch on Pitchcard, I'd love love LOVE to also have a way for potential customers to express their opinion that they'd love to buy this, a way for that feedback to filter higher to me above other feedback, and best of all, an easy way for those potential customers to signal that I can contact them. Anyway... cool app! Best of luck!

So how does this truly differ from GoDaddy's Flare?

Cool. Was considering building something like this, now I don't have to :) I've seen a a few things like this cropping up recently... GoDaddy's Flare app, hatchli, etc.

http://meeet.co/ kinda seems very bad to me now