Omg I hear you! Been trying to find the perfect tech partner for my app idea too! Keep pushing those networking events, maybe even tech meetups like PyCon or JavaScript dev gatherings. Sometimes it's just about being in the right place at the right time!

Same quest here! 😅 I recently tried joining online startup communities like Founders Network or participating in pitch events. Heard Meetup groups can also be good for this kind of thing. Good luck with your search. Let's keep each other updated!

Why not just go on eBay and pick one up? 😂 Seriously tho, maybe you're too focused on finding someone exactly like you. Sometimes opposites attract even in startups.

Been there, struggled with that. Focus on building momentum with your concept first. If you can, start validating your idea by getting some customer feedback or even a waitlist. The more you can prove that your idea has legs, the more attractive it'll be to those potential tech co-founders. In the meantime, see if you can learn basics of coding or use no-code platforms to create a prototype!

Just a heads-up: a tech co-founder isn't just someone to do 'the tech stuff'. Make sure you're ready to share your company (equity, decision making, and all) with someone else. Bring them in at the very start as equals.

Have you tried universities? Tons of CS students looking for projects esp if they're large enough for a thesis or project funding. Prof networks can be surprisingly open to these collabs if they align with current academic projects.

Hey! I'm a dev looking to pair up with someone who's got a solid idea (and maybe some funding potential). What's your idea? Why not post some specific details about it here or PM me? You might be surprised how many developers are lurking around here looking for the right project ✌️.

Finding a tech co-founder is tough but doable. Start by defining what exactly you're looking for in a co-founder, like specific skills or experience level. You might want to look beyond the usual places—consider startup-focused hackathons, or even platforms like Indie Hackers or Product Hunt's Maker community. Also, don't underestimate the power of networking—reach out to your network, even acquaintances, and ask if they know someone who'd be a good fit.