Archive for the ‘Startuplet’ Category
Wednesday, November 12th, 2008
Welcome, reviework.com.
This is a simple code discussion service working with git repositories and, through git adapters - with any other VC supported. SVN would be added, of course, the first.
Right now we are using actively it in our own internal development and working with few selected teams to polish ...
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Friday, October 24th, 2008
Thanks to DenisM pointing out that the userbase model I've presented in the last post constantly underestimates your userbase.
Glad that someone read that deep :)
Basically the models counts only for users that came only during current month and considers churn rate to be a 100%.
This is easily fixable by addiing ...
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Thursday, October 23rd, 2008
Ok, now goes the final part of the startuplet financial model review.
It bothers with the crucial question: how much we'll have users and where they come from.
Here you might see a simple yet powerful userbase model.
It defines three distinct kinds of visitors:
ambient, that come to your site "as is", for ...
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Saturday, October 11th, 2008
Since a positive NPV is an important for a startuplet, at least in our version, I'll describe it in more details.
Here's an expenses model in a google spreadsheet.
So far it's quite simple...
We have page "Hypotheses" page with 4 variables so far:
monthly discount rate (36%yr)
development hour price ($30 per billable hour)
base ...
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Saturday, October 11th, 2008
Following up the topic of startuplets...
The site outlines just the basic idea, we're using a little bit detailed checklist:
40 hours of development:
that is taken exactly; it doesn't include idea polishing, financial modeling, screen drafting, et cetera
it's taken seriously: if the product isn't usable after 40 development hours invested - the ...
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Thursday, October 9th, 2008
Image via WikipediaSomeone clever said "Constraints do liberate". The only thing to decide is the right constrains.
Hence, a startuplet definition:
Startuplet is a venture software project that
takes 40 hours of development or less from idea to first user
has detailed financial revenue model
comes online within 1 calendar month from start
gets a ...
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