Cofoundr is a new community for you, the idea makers, entrepreneurs, programmers, web designers, investors, freelancers, and executives. It’s a place to network with people who are interesting in starting up a new venture on the web.
Ideas are everywhere, but you need a team to turn them into reality, well, a virtual reality, in a completely different sense of the word. Sign in and start building your profile, specify your abilities and the kinds of people you are looking to network with. Post your idea on the bulletin board or write on the forum. This is about increasing your chances to work with programmers if you’re more talented from the business end, finding promising ventures to invest in, and all of these things vice versa.
Cofoundr.com In Their Own Words
Cofoundr is a private community for entrepreneurs — programmers, designers, investors, and other individuals deeply involved with starting new ventures.
Members use this site to find co-founders, build teams, and get advice.
The site is currently in public beta.
Why Cofoundr.com It Might Be A Killer
Building a proper network for this genre of business is going to be particularly successful, for a couple of reasons. First of all, because besides broader interest networks like LinkdIn or informal, decentralized discussion boards and networking are currently the only options for us. Secondly, because it’s more intelligent than simply uploading a profile and maybe some interests, it’s specifically designed so that you can network specifically to build a team and get your startup rolling. Kudos for this much overdue and well designed network.
Some Questions About Cofoundr.com
Could they break make mini forums for informal ideas, more developed startups looking for hire, and startups looking for financial advice and VC funding? 
