Building @getvrede to make it possible for cohorts-based tutors to teach and manage groups of learners in one place, with less coordination time and efforts.
I have a goal of founding the biggest company to come out of Africa before age 30.
I have started already with Varsigram and will never quit until i achieve this goal.
You can be the most brilliant tutor in your niche and still be perceived as the worst by your students.
Because they don't remember your brilliance. They remember the class link they couldn't find, or the resource they had to scroll 200 messages to see.
A simple system is all you need to actually look like the genius you already are.
We're building Vrede, a workspace built to kill the admin chaos, so all you have to think about is teaching.
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Between designing the UI of an app and developing (writing codes) the app which is more challenging? And why?
Today's arguments between @getvrede product designer and software engineer. π
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"Stay small enough long enough, you'd become good enough soon enough"
@getvrede is here, and we are willing to stay as long as possible to make sure we get to the goal that actually matter.β¨οΈ
@sparkcodeacad@getvrede We haven't figured everything out with Vrede yet, but we know what we are looking for now: a problem worth solving, people who genuinely need the solution, and the humility to keep learning along the way.
Sometimes, we fail to learn π
After raising money and having a growing number of users on our product, we decided to quit.
When my team and I started a start-up called Varsigram, we were convinced we had found a problem worth solving.
@sparkcodeacad@getvrede We may have left Varsigram behind, but we didn't leave the lessons behind.
Now, we're taking those lessons with us as we build Vrede.
Varsigram taught us that sometimes, moving forward means having the courage to change direction.