So thought of a new app idea that has no real competition in

I've never developed an app, but my questions are:

>Is this app local, or does it need a server?
>Is there an architecture, API, or back-end which you can re-purpose or do you need to develop this app and platform from the ground up?
>Is it dependent on building a community or is it's functionality independent of how many users it has?
>If it's the former, how do you intend to build that community? What's the tipping point?
>If it's the latter - what's to stop someone else copying your app and running you out of business?
>Who is your 'ideal customer' even if every Tom Dick and Harry will use it, which one do you need to convince so every other Tom, Dick, and Harry uses it? Who's your first customer?

>>1589463

Interesting points of interest ill look into them.

Might just fork up some money on a developer program for coding dummies.

I can already vision its architecture / branding / marketing and retention in my head. Its mainly just getting it out there.

The idea is worth nothing if you cant implement it. Best thing to do is to get a coding buddy on the team, make a prototype and then get big investors, who will take a huge part of your business for the risk. But hey, if its worth 10 billion sometime im happy with 10% shares. beter than 100% of nothing

>>1589470
Well I suggest u just hire me instead for the development. Already developed a 5bucks app for my company and made easy 3 digit profit. What's your budget anon?

>>1589487
>Best thing to do is to get a coding buddy on the team, make a prototype and then get big investors
> if its worth 10 billion sometime im happy with 10% shares
no no no no fuckkkk thaaaat
Just get a loan