Wander: The Story of a Failed Student Start-up | by Wander | Medium
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This post tells the story of building Wander— shining a light on what it’s like to run a startup while enrolled as full-time students
Wander: The Story of a Failed Student Start-up Wander 9 min read · Aug 15, 2022 -- Listen Share Justin ( @gainsleyjustin ) and Yash ( @yash14700 ) started Wander over two years ago. We (Justin and Yash) co-led product, Justin individually owned growth, fundraising, and design, and Yash led engineering and team onboarding/upskilling. We wanted to reflect on the now inactive start-up that comprised almost half our time at college and majorly shaped the people we have become today. We’ve written two posts reflecting on our experience building Wander. This post tells the story of building the comp
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