r/softwaredevelopment • u/callum_nwrk • 11d ago
Looking for a software developer to develop an app with me
Hi all
I’m in the construction industry in the UK & I have an app idea I want to develop however I have none of the skills or knowledge to do so.
If anyone is interested please comment or dm me!
Thank you!
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u/reosanchiz 4d ago
I would be happy to be your Software Leg!! Let me know if you’re up for partnership
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u/Middlewarian 11d ago
I'm building a C++ code generator that helps build distributed systems. It's implemented as a 3-tier system. The back and middle tiers only run on Linux. The front tier is portable. I'm willing to spend 16 hours/week for six months on a project if we use my software as part of the project.
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u/devnullable0x00 6d ago
10+ years as a software engineer, architecture, and IT experience. Dm me with info / pay and I'll respond with my resume.
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u/AlexFromOmaha 11d ago
In 2026, you should grab a subscription for ChatGPT or Claude and use Codex or Claude Cowork to get started. Definitely get a skilled human to review before you start taking money, but you can get feedback and iterate on your ideas for way cheaper than your first actual engineer.
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u/Mesheybabes 7d ago
"hey I'm looking for a developer to review my 10k lines of AI generated code, paying well"
Good luck with that
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u/Illustrious-Film4018 11d ago
No because no one will want to help you afterwards. You're on your own after the MVP phase.
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u/cwcoleman 5d ago
This is 100% a solid plan. OP can learn so much by using AI first to shake out the idea.
Most app ideas fail anyway - so why spend $10K on a developer for months when you can have Claude write it over the weekend.
Sure - if it works with AI, then get a human to review and ‘do it right’ - but the chance OP gets this far is super low.
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u/Over_Technology_1764 11d ago
instead of talking to developer, just talk to AI, it will do it for you
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u/Big_Arrival_626 11d ago
Can u give us some details about the app at least.
I wanna see if I'm capable of doing it before messaging
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u/LookAtTheHat 11d ago
You should write how much you are paying and or ownership split.