Founders' Book vs Postwaves

#1 Platform for founders and early-stage startups

There’s an abundance of free information out there for people who want to start a business. As you’ve probably seen, it’s often outdated, incomplete, SEO driven, or simply more “I am a GURU” theory.

We’ve spent the last year focused on one thing: how can we serve you better?

That’s taken us on a journey. From the first MVP of the Founders’ Book to building out a suite of products, tailored to founders and early-stage startups.

Here’s what will help you build your business inside Founders’ Book;

Digital Content Library - Knowledge base with tools, resources, guides, and hacks to ideate, plan, build and scale your startup

Startup OS - Eliminate 10+ productivity apps and build your startup with Notion. Significant savings on both cost and learning curve fronts

Startup Credits - The current investment landscape is very competitive and not looking good for many first-time founders and early-stage startups. Increasing runway by spending less on their SaaS subscriptions will give you an operational advantage.

Location: Kent Town, Australia

A new type of low-maintenance online forum, that is 100 times more productive, unbiased and scalable.

Postwaves allows anyone to create a public or private board for a community based around their interests or goals. Posts that are submitted are shown to a random cross section of the community to vote on, ensuring all posts have an equal chance of being seen. We've seen sites like Product Hunt build a community around products. Postwaves can allow anyone to create a community around anything at all, and ensure anyone joining that community will instantly have the same power as existing users.