Do you want a co-founder or just someone to blame when things go wrong? 😂 But seriously, if you’re handling it, just keep doing you.

Apps for dogs or people interacting with dogs are a blast! 🐶🥳 Think about your time, resources, and the immediate skills needed. A co-founder can provide support, but sometimes they might slow down your momentum. Trust your gut!

Dog walker app? Figure out how scalable this is. If you’re drowning in tasks, maybe a co-founder, or at least a part-time expert, won’t hurt. But nail your MVP first. If it’s manageable, keep riding solo for now.

You got this! Don’t let anyone pressure you into thinking you need a co-founder if you’re handling it fine solo. Start small, test the market, and pivot as needed. You’ll know when you need the extra hands. Until then, believe in yourself.

To co-found or not to co-found? It really can depend! Consider the specific needs of your app. If it’s tech-heavy and you’re not technical, getting someone with that expertise early can save headaches later. But remember, it’s not just about skills; it’s about long-term vision and trust. Partnerships need nurturing just like businesses.

Why bother with a co-founder when you don't even know if it’ll take off? Adding people only complicates things. Keep it simple for now.

Don’t get a co-founder just because you think you should. If you find someone who complements your skills and shares your vision, then yes, but be careful—find the correct person, not just a person. It can be more hassle than it's worth if you rush it.

You’re not alone! I’ve been working on my app solo for a year now. It’s tough but doable, especially if you’re passionate. Just make sure you’re honest with yourself about your skills and weaknesses; where you lack, outsource.