Uh I see. Yeah, generative API is next up on the roadmap (partially done already). Tell me more, what kind of books you want to generate?

Thanks! What made you think about this idea?

I think your mind is already made up in that you want to immediately hire contractors because you think it'll save you time. In the short term, sure, they might be able to churn out a landing page quick - in the long term however, you're shooting yourself in the foot. It's going to be expensive to hire a good developer unless you happen to find someone that doesn't know what they're worth. Anyone with experience will charge $200+ per hour, and if you hire a newbie for cheap you risk ending up with spaghetti code that will be impossible to understand or work on. This will cost you more money later as a competent developer will have to rewrite whatever was written.

There are plenty of better options to get started fast that won't lead to unnecessary throwaway work or wasted money:
- DIY no code landing page builders like Carrd. You can just hook up a Stripe button to a form and ask people to use it. That's what I do for my MVPs even as an experienced developer.
- Depending on the idea you might not even need a landing page, just create a stripe checkout link and send it to people directly
- Learn to build a landing page with any CSS framework like Tailwind, Bootstrap, etc: it doesn't take that much time especially with chatgpt involved and as a bonus the skills you gain won't be throwaway as you can apply them to your next idea. Really unlikely that your very first idea will take off anyway so you'll need multiple tries, and ideas are mostly worthless - it's all about execution

+1 on the No-code platform suggestion. You don't have to know how to code to build something unique, you just have to be different from the rest. No-code has come very far, making it possible to build a lot of different types of products. There's a ton of AI products out there that are built on no-code platforms, and you'd never know as a user.

I understand your will to build your tech ideas quickly and your concern about protecting them. The link I'm sharing talks about how ideas by themselves are merely multipliers of execution. It may come across as a bit harsh, but it reflects the critical importance of hard work and effective execution in adding value to ideas. Don't let this demotivate you. What's most important is to get started and bring your ideas to life. You can do this. sive.rs/multiply

no, because building stuff is hard, and for 99% percent of people, it's too much work.

that's not what you wrote there, there's no golden rule, maybe the first or second will be horrible people, and the third one works out. You don't need any NDA for a starting project, cause no one cares.