Jeremy Reed

Knocked thousands of doors in solar. The lead gen system is broken because no one ever stops to ask: Did the homeowner actually want this conversation? Ringmula fixes that. Permission-based access at the door. DFW beta this weekend. Looking for a technical cofounder.

First day knocking doors in a new neighborhood. 10 random doors. 3 answered. 3 signed up. Every single person who heard the pitch said yes. The problem is real. Homeowners want control over who shows up at their door.

Walked into a city police records department ( where they process solicitation permits) today to ask about requirements. The person who processes those permits told me I should take Ringmula on Shark Tank after explaining the permission based marketplace we’re building. When the people who enforce the rules tell you your idea solves a real problem, you listen.

Cofounder conversations this week. The bar is real. Marketplace mechanics Escrow logic Two-sided economics If those already mean something to you, we should talk. If not, this probably isn’t the right fit. Looking for someone who’s shipped real systems and wants to build from the ground up. Real users. Real constraints. Real problem. DMs open.

@Clara_Layr Thank you Clara, proof of concept is always step one!!

@RingMula Cool stuff you have cooking 🙌

Going back into neighborhoods this week. Different approach this time. Not selling. Building something people actually want.

@Clara_Layr I couldn’t agree more Clara!

@RingMula this would actually make door knocking tolerable again

Solicitation complaints are a constant headache in HOAs. Residents hate random knocks. Management fields all the calls. So I'm building something that lets homeowners decide who's allowed at their door before anyone knocks. Beta launching in DFW this month. Who's dealing with this?

@vikrambuilds Best!

One word for this AI..

@toptrendev Yea, I just opened this account, its on now... Thanks for letting me know!

@RingMula Can you open your dm?

Lead gen optimized for volume. Not intent. That’s why everyone feels the friction. Ringmula flips that. Still looking for a technical cofounder to help build this the right way

DMs are open now. If you tried to reach me before, hit me again.

@toptrendev Hi Marek, I appreciate the interest! We're building a virtual doorbell system that lets homeowners control who shows up at their door. Launching in DFW soon. Details at ringmula.com

Started mapping neighborhoods for the first Ringmula rollout. High density. High activity. High frustration. You don’t need a massive launch. You need the right starting point. This is getting real fast.

Yup

Door-to-door taught me something most people don’t see. The best reps don’t knock more doors. They find better timing. Right house. Right moment. Right conversation. Everything else is wasted effort.

Most homeowners don’t hate sales. They hate being interrupted. Wrong time Wrong pitch No context That’s not a sales problem. That’s an access problem.

Turned down capital today that would have compromised Ringmula's core model. No amount of capital is worth breaking the promise of neutrality. Your Door, Your Rules, Your Mula is for everyone! Building in public. #Ringmula

Background screening is built into Ringmula. Every rep passes criminal + sex offender checks before reaching a homeowner. Your Door. Your Rules. Your Mula. Permission-based home services in DFW. Homeowners control access & get paid. DMs open.

Building Ringmula. Permission-based marketplace for home services in DFW. Vendors prepay for rings in their target ZIPs. Charged only when a homeowner accepts. Unaccepted rings credit back automatically. Founders pay no platform fee for the first year during beta. Patent pending. Looking for a technical co-founder in DFW to red-team what's built.

Working on your startup this weekend? Go ahead and pitch it to us 🏆 Seen by thousands last week and founders made sales here before 💰

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