MaxMile
Running and strength training that fits your week
Health & Fitness·AI & Machine Learning
What is MaxMile?
MaxMile brings running and strength training together in one app. Build a personalised plan around your race goals, experience and available time, from 5K to ultramarathon and HYROX. See structured sessions with pace or effort guidance, share weekly feedback and ask the AI Coach about your training. Compatible service connections support activity data and workout delivery, depending on the provider. MaxMile is available on iOS and Android, with free and paid plans.
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it's just a lot easier when you when you don't take their money you can you can you can try all kinds of things and then the things that are working if you you know then it's a small bet for you to take the capital because now the thing's already working
A working business has leverage; an idea with VC dollars has none
VC funding traps founders in a single bet they can't walk away from. Make the thing work first using small bets, then take capital only if it accelerates something already proven. The unfunded operator has the option to try ten things and keep what works; the funded one has to make the chosen thing succeed.
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Spend $200 on a Twitter Thread Before Investing in Paid Ads
Before scaling any paid channel, Jacob and Alex validated their messaging with a single cheap Twitter thread that exploded organically. Starting with a minimal spend forces you to nail the story and positioning first, and a strong message will earn organic amplification — including influencers who promote the product without being asked.
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