I am developing this social media platform as a solo founder
That’s why I’m building a social media platform that connects your needs with people who can help— whether it’s industry stakeholders, professionals, or individuals with a common solution to your problem.
Airdel contains a feed where you can post your mission progress, updates, and achievements, an online directory where you can search for needs and missions to collaborate and partner with others on, and a professional working platform with productivity tools to collaborate on missions until completion. The platform tracks the entire life of your mission/project from start to finish which is recorded on your personal profile. Collaborators can be anonymously reviewed, allowing others to judge trustworthiness for future collaborations.
People who have signed up are in the humanitarian, healthcare, tech, science, business, entertainment, sports and creatives sector needing specific urgent solutions, connections, and resources. These span from NGOs, Institutions, Individuals, Suppliers, Sellers, Organizations and government.
Let me know what you guys think! I will be answering every one of your questions. Shoot!
Landing page: www.getairdel.com Interested in helping out? Contact me [email protected]
Best, Shannon
aider --model gemini/gemini-2.5-pro-exp-03-25
gemini-2.5 is the best in the world right now. Even better than claude 3.7 and it's free!
It's a shame, because everyone loves native apps. But from a developer standpoint it is nothing but a waste of billable hours, a ritual where you kiss the ring of your respective platform owner so they can exploit your profitability. Skip Swift and Kotlin altogether, they're both tools used to hold you back as a developer.
Also as a solo founder, implementing a decentralized architecture adds significant complexity compared to traditional client-server models, which I would need to learn new patterns and deal with distributed systems challenges for.
1. store public data in the user's PDS (an api call instead of a db call)
2. listen to the firehose for records created by other frontends to your AppView (optional, especially early on)
Otherwise, it would be quite similar to any other social media site with mobile apps, a backend, and a database
Right now I'm prioritizing core functionality and user experience to test if we're solving the right problems. Once I've validated the concept and built a development team, implementing decentralized features would make more sense as we scale.
I appreciate the suggestion though - it's on my radar for future iterations when we have the bandwidth to implement it properly!