awesome-startup

Why we included this project

Starting a company means wading through a lot of advice, and this curated list points you to the books, courses, and tools worth your time. The classics are here, from The Lean Startup to Zero to One and the customer-development canon, alongside practical sections on incorporation, fundraising, marketing, hiring, and the day-to-day operations of a young business. It has also been updated for the AI era, with a dedicated section on tooling that compresses the build-measure-learn loop, so you get the timeless playbook and the newer stack in one place. Because entries are grouped by the job you are trying to do rather than by vendor, it works well as a reference to dip into when you hit a specific problem, whether that is picking a bank, choosing an accelerator, or setting up analytics. It is a reading and resource map rather than software you deploy, but for a solo founder or small team it can save hours of scattered searching.