You’re talking about soliciting investors for an IPO on a public forum, where members may be from a different jurisdiction than your own. This is one of the more highly regulated things you can do as an issuer (especially in the US). I highly recommend you talk to your bankers and attorneys before you get into any details that could completely derail what may be a material liquidity event for you, your coworkers, and your existing investors.
We’ve got a prototype, a very strong pipeline, and a strong team with founder/market fit, and it’s been a very long process of building VC relationships, bootstrapping, and taking in small checks from F&F. I wouldn’t expect it to be easy, or for a bunch of cash to just start flowing in at once.