Solo or a team of founders?

We are making Letterly mobile app with the team 😊 By the way, we are launching on the 12th of January: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

I am one of the co-founders (we have 3 core team members)

Team of founders

Solo

team founder

I'm both! The first startup I launched which is still active today was launched on my own. After being with my success partner for a while, we decided to launch a startup together! :)

Solo founder of a cybersecurity company. I'm solo mostly because there isn't a healthy pool of cybersecurity entrepreneurs per se (especially in my space). If I had the choice I would have a cofounder. That being said, I focused on getting great advisors and a supportive team and that has helped immensely!

Full control: As a solo founder, you have complete control over all aspects of your business, from ideation and development to marketing and operations. This can be empowering and allow you to make decisions quickly without consensus-building.

I think a small core team works the best.

Team

It depends on the strengths and preferences of the individuals involved, as well as the nature of the business.

I'm solo, mainly because I prefer to move as fast as possible.

We are a tight knit team of founders, bringing our diverse skills and passions together. The collective energy keeps us motivated.

Initially there were 4 of us building KLU but we are growing 😊

I am actually both a solopreneur and the part of a founding team for another startup! I have loved both and actually like that I get to experience both

I have a co-founder. And it really helps to stay on course and grow faster by diving the tasks between us. And it is a huge morale booster 🚀

Solo

Free solo

Solo. I had a cofounder who left the business very early on.

As a solo founder myself, I understand the challenges and benefits of going it alone. However, I am curious to hear from those who have chosen to have a founding team. What made you decide to work with others? How has having a team impacted your startup's growth and success? Any specific advice for solo founders considering bringing on a team? Looking forward to hearing your insights!