I think using as many no-code tools as you can is the answer tbh. It’s very expensive to build especially if you aren’t an engineer so I’d avoid that at all costs. Once you have something that does 80% of what you think you need to do, it’s go time. The first thing is figuring out where people who want your product hang out. There’s probably a subreddit for that community. Then you can start by joining, participating, then slowly maybe start reaching out to folks who are dealing with your problem. Eventually, you can try a post with mod approval.
I think using as many no-code tools as you can is the answer tbh. It’s very expensive to build especially if you aren’t an engineer so I’d avoid that at all costs. Once you have something that does 80% of what you think you need to do, it’s go time. The first thing is figuring out where people who want your product hang out. There’s probably a subreddit for that community. Then you can start by joining, participating, then slowly maybe start reaching out to folks who are dealing with your problem. Eventually, you can try a post with mod approval.