Shelf Hunt

Partners put their own product into GetBlock's console and split revenue 50/50. GetBlock brings billing, support, marketing, legal, and roughly 115,000 developers a month — 92% arriving without paid acquisition.

• Heavy UI apps that need their own interface
• Pure crypto speculation
• Anything that needs a token price to go up

1. 1

   Product — what it does, for whom, in one sentence.

2. 2

   Backend — live URL or repo. Is it running today?

3. 3

   Users — how many now, and how they found you.

4. 4

   Fit — which GetBlock developer needs this.

5. 5

   Ask — what you need from us besides distribution.

Afternoon assignment — do this before you write a line of code for the shelf application.

1. 1

   Find the shelves30 min

   List ten companies in your space that already have a catalog, an integrations page, an app directory or a plugin store. Not investors. Platforms with paying customers and a page where other people's products are listed.

2. 2

   Find the hole45 min

   Open every catalog on your list and write down what is missing. You are not looking for the biggest gap — you are looking for the one you could fill in two weeks with what you already have running.

3. 3

   Ask today30 min

   One message per company. Name their gap first, your product second, and what you want third. Send it before you leave the venue — the version you send today beats the version you polish next month.

What this looks like when it works: our own catalog had no way to rent TRON energy. A team already had that product running. Two weeks of engineering, four weeks of legal — then $10K MRR, and they never had to find a single user.

Help me apply for a white-label slot on GetBlock's shelf.
GetBlock is blockchain infrastructure — RPC nodes and data APIs
for roughly 115,000 developers a month. Partners put their own
product into GetBlock's console and split revenue 50/50.

Read this repository, then write a five-line application:

1. Product — what it does and for whom, in one sentence a
backend engineer would recognise. No adjectives.
2. Backend — is it live? Give the URL, or the entry point in
this repo, the runtime, and where it is hosted.
3. Users — how many today, and how they arrived. If the honest
answer is zero, write zero.
4. Fit — which GetBlock developer needs this: someone running
nodes, a compliance team, a Solana data consumer, a TRON
builder. If none of them fit, say so.
5. Ask — what we need beyond distribution: billing, hosting,
legal, or nothing.

Rules:

- Numbers or nothing. Never estimate upward.
- If the backend is not running today, say it in line 2.
That disqualifies nobody. Hiding it does.
- Under 120 words total.

Output one message, ready to paste into Telegram.

Vasily Rudomanov · CEO, GetBlock.io / GetBlock.ai

Distribution is the only moat.

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