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What do investors look for in consumer based mobile apps? (alien.top)

submitted 2 years ago by LavonnaTeti@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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Please list the metrics investors at each of these stages look for in order to invest in a consumer based mobile app, for example, a task manager for families. Also, please add how much they would invest with said metrics and at what valuation.

Accelerator

Pre-Seed

Seed

Series A

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[–] Bob-Roman@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago

Does solution solve unique problem and does solution have great value.

Do families have problem managing tasks?

Cut grass, grocery shopping, wash car, take out garbage, wash clothes, etc.

I write a list on piece of paper and then delegate. What’s to manage?

Would I pay for this app? No, it seems more trouble than its worth and another icon to take up space.

Great value would be parent app to help lazy ass kids to become more productive or more patriotic.