A Seedrun is a page for an idea that isn't built yet.
People who would use it sign up. Every confirmed signup adds time to the clock. If enough people join before it runs out, the founder builds it. If not, the page says so.
How the clock moves
- Only confirmed emails add time.
- A signup through a friend's link adds a quarter more. A pledge or deposit adds three times as much.
- The clock can stretch to twice the run's length and no further, so every run ends.
Live now
No runs live right now.
New runs start from the Seedrun app. Check back soon, or put up your own idea.
How a run works
A founder puts up an idea. It is a real product idea that does not exist yet. The page says "Not built yet" at the top, and the founder cannot remove it.
People who want it raise a hand. You leave your email and confirm it. Your signup counts toward the goal and adds time to the clock. Share your link and your friends add time too.
The clock runs out, and the page tells you. At or over the goal, the founder builds it. Under the goal, the page says it missed. Either way the result stays up for everyone to see.
The rules on every page
- Not built yet
- Stated above the fold, on every run, and it cannot be hidden.
- Counts are real
- Only confirmed emails and completed payments count. A founder has no way to add signups.
- Pledges
- Your card is saved and charged only if the goal is hit by the deadline.
- Deposits
- Charged now, refunded automatically if the run misses its goal.
- Your name
- Never shown. Your role appears in the signup notices only if you tick the box.
Have an idea of your own?
Seedrun is a free card game about startup ideas. Battle your ideas against other players' in the Pit, then plant the best one as a run and find out if strangers want it.