building Harvester, really helping you build user-centric products, manage feedback,

get features on one spot, and communicate your roadmap all in one place.

They've got about $15,000, raised a team, again, of about three folks launched earlier this year.

They've got 100 beta users looking to rob that pricing plan in the next several months.

Hello, everyone. My guest today is Valentin Huang.

He is the co-founder and CEO of Harvester, a product management platform for customer

driven teams.

He has a double background in business and engineering and has worked in various

industries, including the smartphone industry, environmental service, and even in the

French public administration.

He's also a soccer player and DJ

Valentin. Are you ready to take us to the top? I'm ready. All right. So tell us what Harvester

does and how do you make money? Yep. So Harvester is basically a product management platform

that helps businesses centralize all their user feedback, prioritize features, and communicate on their roadmap all in

one place. So we basically build the software specifically for product managers to help them do

their job much better. And what do people pay for this sort of thing on average per month?

So at the moment, we're not having paying customers. We're on beta.

We have been on beta for approximately two months now.

And we have now more than 100 users under beta, so active users, mostly product managers

in France and mostly in Paris.

Okay.

And how are you supporting yourself while you're pre-revenue?

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