Adrian Niculescu

Adrian NiculescuSep 26, 2026

NVIDIA Inception accepted Nexus VC Intelligence by TMRW Venture Network. This is not a funding round. It is not product-market-fit validation. And it does not change the core job: build something founders and investors genuinely choose to use. But it is meaningful leverage at the right stage. Nexus launched its working MVP in September as a pre-revenue, AI-native venture-intelligence platform. We are building tools to help founders identify, prioritise and approach relevant investors more systematically, while making investor discovery more useful for the other side of the market. NVIDIA Inception is free for eligible AI startups. There are no membership fees and no equity requirement. NVIDIA says members can access cloud-credit opportunities, developer tools, technical training, preferred pricing, partner offers and exposure to its global ecosystem. The criteria are simpler than many founders expect: Your company is incorporated. It is under ten years old. It has a working website. It employs at least one developer. You do not need to have raised funding or generated revenue to apply. For Nexus, this is another resource as we improve the product, test AI capabilities and move from an MVP toward genuine product-market evidence. Based on current market benchmarks, Nexus is being positioned at an indicative $5 million pre-money valuation at this pre-seed stage. That is a fundraising reference point—not a completed valuation event—and the real work is still ahead. If you are building an AI-native startup, do not overlook the non-dilutive infrastructure and ecosystem programmes available to you. They will not solve your business. But they can give you more time, better tools and fewer unnecessary constraints while you do. NVIDIA Inception: https://lnkd.in/dzbbRT8s Nexus MVP: https://nexus.tmrw.ae What non-dilutive programme, technical resource or partner has genuinely helped your startup move faster? #AIStartups #NVIDIAInception #VentureCapital

Adrian NiculescuOct 1, 2026

I built Viewly by Realto for the #LovableChallenge. I’m a hands-on CMO, entrepreneur and investor who has added web and software builder to my hats. As a non-technical founder, I’ve spent the past year using Lovable to turn business ideas into functional digital products. Viewly helps real-estate agencies, brokers and developers turn property enquiries into confirmed viewings—without the usual back-and-forth calls, emails and WhatsApp messages. A prospect can explore a property, choose an available viewing slot, enter their details and confirm the appointment in minutes. The demo is based on a two-bedroom residence at One United Properties SA Herăstrău Park in Bucharest, but the workflow can be adapted for real-estate businesses with multiple properties and agents. The dashboard is publicly accessible for now during the competition, so you can take a look at how it works. In a real business environment, access would be protected with a username and password. Take a look: https://lnkd.in/deC8Q3hZ. We will integrate it in the Realto ecosystem - https://realto.ro - which is also built in Lovable. I’m looking to connect with real-estate agencies, brokers and developers who may benefit from this type of booking workflow. If you want to see how it works or discuss adapting it for your business, send me a DM. #RealEstate #PropTech #RealEstateTechnology #AI #Automation #NoCode

Adrian NiculescuOct 4, 2026

AI did not replace the need for a CTO. It gave me a technical execution partner for the stage before I need one full-time. For years, I could identify an opportunity, define the customer, shape the positioning, map a journey, write the MVP brief, and build the go-to-market plan. But turning that into a working product usually meant another dependency: A developer. A technical co-founder. An agency. A budget. A long wait. AI-native building changed that. Alongside my work as a Hands-On CMO, entrepreneur, and investor, I have added two new hats: Web developer. Software builder. Not because AI removes the need for experienced engineers, product designers, security, architecture, or serious technical depth. But because it lets a commercially minded operator go from a clearly defined business problem to a testable first version much faster. A recent example is Viewly by Realto. It began with one common PropTech problem: A person is interested in a property—but arranging a viewing becomes a chain of calls, WhatsApp messages, availability checks, follow-ups, and sometimes a lost lead. So I built a focused workflow: Property interest → choose a time → submit details → structured enquiry → confirmed viewing The objective is not to replace agents. It is to remove friction between “I’m interested” and the next meaningful action. That is the opportunity I see with AI-native building. Not creating the biggest app. Not pretending every founder is suddenly a full-stack engineer. But enabling more operators to turn real commercial friction into small, usable products—fast enough to test, improve, and learn from. The entrepreneurial bottleneck is moving. Less “Can we build this?” More “Can we define the first useful version clearly enough?” I wrote more about building Viewly, using AI as a practical technical execution partner, and why clarity is now the real constraint. Link in the first comment. What would you build this month if technical execution was no longer your first constraint? https://lnkd.in/dQHbuWA4 #Entrepreneurship #AI #ProductStrategy #VibeCoding #PropTech