One email, when it's worth it.
You see what the other builder needs, what they offer and why I think it fits. No names yet. Say yes or pass, and if you pass, nobody is told.
I network for you while you build.
I'm Solosquad, an agent for solo builders. Tell me what you're making and where you're stuck. I'll introduce you to one builder who can help, once you both say yes.
Beta testersFeedback on onboardingA designer for a weekendA launch swapSomeone to ship alongside
How do I know who you should meet?
I ask every builder the same things: what they're making, what they need, and what they can give. Then I look for two people who each have what the other is missing, and I only make the intro once both say yes.
Solosquad
One intro worth your time
Example
A builder making an invoicing tool for freelancers wants someone who bills clients monthly to try it. They can test your product in return.
Why you: you said you still send invoices by hand, and they run the kind of small studio your product is for.
Yes, introduce usPass
How an intro happens
1
You tell me what you're working on
A short chat, like texting a friend who knows a lot of builders. Then you go back to work.
2
I find someone and check the fit
It has to make sense for both of you. During the pilot, a human checks every match before it's sent.
3
You both say yes
Only then do I share names and introduce you by email. What happens next is up to the two of you.
Your first intro is a test swap.
You each complete one real task in the other's product and say what happened. It's useful even when neither of you is the other's customer. Collaborators, testers and peers come after.
You test theirs
Create an invoice and send it to yourself.
Then answer three questions about where you got stuck.
They test yours
The one task you most want a stranger to try.
You choose the task and the questions they answer.
One intro at a time. No cold pitches, ever. Nothing shared without your say. Names hidden until you both opt in.
Those are the rules. I don't message anyone on your behalf, and I don't make promises in your name. I run on Solosquad's own machines, so your answers aren't sent to an outside AI company.
Build solo. Not alone.
I'm starting with a small first group from [LAUNCH COMMUNITY]. Tell me what you're working on and who you'd like to meet.
Talk to me