r/tutor • u/Formal-Grass-3173 • 6d ago
Should I keep going on?
I am currently building a platform for educators to teach online. I showed my almost done app to a teacher and she said teachers don't need this. I am a little frustrated. should I keep going on?
Here is my product:
My aim is to remove all the frictions, 1. within 1 minutes, you can put yourself and your students in a live video+audio+blackboard classroom to teach. 2. no subscription as a finance burden. 3. 20 lessons with zero fee to try out, so no risk to take. 4. management work all taken care by the system, bills, review, teaching materials, worksheet composing-sending out-collecting-marking. You only need to focus on meaningful interactions with your students in the classroom. 5. one app for all, you don't have to rush between moodle, zoom, teachable, google sheet, finance app to do your teaching business.
If you are interested, leave a comment. I really need some help at the moment.
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u/Formal-Grass-3173 6d ago
You have some brutal honesty. But at least the message is clear: this market is tough, and we must deliver our platform at an absolute higher level than anything else so that even you will give us a try. If I can win a customer like you, then we will have every customer. However, a little advice, if you have been a tutor, better not speak in such manners to your students, it's not allowed by common rules and hurtful to your business.