I’m not posting this because it looks good, I’m posting it as a marker. A moment in time. The start of something that, one day, I’ll look back on as a pivotal point in the journey. One of the first lessons I’ve learned building a start-up is the concept of the MVP, Minimum Viable Product. Build it just enough to find out if it works and if people actually need it. It’s a valuable lesson. Too many people chase perfection, launch too late, and realise no one wanted it. Then they’re stuck running a zombie business in debt, directionless, and unable to shut it down. GoRoqit has lived in my head for years. But that doesn’t mean anyone else wants it, right? Does my game theory, logic and faith in the industry hold up? We’ll soon find out. Today marks the start of our PR push the first time the world gets to see what we’ve built. Coding? Learned. Digital architecture? Learned. Investment needed? None. I’m genuinely proud of what’s been achieved so far, and now it’s time to test the theo...