? I'm looking for a Co-Founder for Pisqre — and financial investment is an important requirement.
Let me be completely transparent:
I'm not looking for someone who only wants the “Co-Founder” title.
I'm looking for a genuine business partner who is ready to contribute:
? Skills
⏳ Time
? Execution
? Capital
Six weeks ago, on July 10th, I launched Pisqre.
With zero outside funding, we've already achieved:
? 100+ tutors onboarded
? 15+ students onboarded
? Traffic, visits, and signups growing
This isn't a projection on a pitch deck.
It's real early traction.
And now, to take Pisqre to the next level, I'm looking for a co-founder who can bring both growth expertise and financial commitment.
The ideal co-founder:
✅ Strong understanding of growth marketing and scaling
✅ Knows how to acquire users, build communities, run experiments, create partnerships, and drive retention
✅ Is genuinely interested in EdTech and solving problems for tutors and students
✅ Is ready to commit significant time and effort
✅ Is financially capable and willing to invest in Pisqre
Yes,



I want to be clear about this:
Financial investment is not an optional bonus. It is an key part of what I'm looking for in a co-founder.
Why?
Because I believe true early-stage partnerships require skin in the game.
Not just ideas.
Not just advice.
Not just a LinkedIn title.
A co-founder should believe strongly enough in what we're building to contribute to its growth through skills, execution, commitment—and capital.
I'm not looking for someone to simply write a cheque and disappear.
And I'm also not looking for someone who wants equity without taking meaningful risk.
I'm looking for a real partner.
Someone who can say:
“I believe in Pisqre. I see the opportunity. And I'm ready to invest my skills, time, effort, and financial resources into building it.”
What I'm NOT looking for:
❌ Casual side-project explorers
❌ “Co-Founder” title collectors
❌ People with half-interest
❌ Passive investors
❌ People looking f

📌 Looking For Co-Founder (India)
🏢 PISQRE
📍 India