Bring us the problem, not a pitch deck.

Start a partnership conversation

The best first message is concrete. Describe the recurring problem, the people or businesses affected by it, the cost of leaving it unsolved, and the relationships or distribution you can bring. A polished deck, financial model, and finished product specification are not required. An honest account of what you know is much more useful.

What happens next

1. We examine the signal.We look at the pain, the buyer, how often the problem occurs, and whether you can reach the people who feel it.
2. We decide on the first test.That may be customer interviews, a pilot, a signup, an introduction, a prepayment, or a narrow working prototype.
3. We make the terms clear.Roles, ownership, responsibility, and the next commitment are agreed before meaningful company-building work starts.

Other ways to reach the team

For a direct professional introduction, contact Yair Haimo, Vic Levitin, or Ran Nagar through the LinkedIn profiles listed on the About Dazy page. For partnership proposals, the form above is the fastest route because it gives the team the context needed to evaluate fit.