Again, over again, and as clear in the "Elevator Pitch" I gave, here on HN now before my public beta, I'm omitting describing the problem.

Uh, my purpose here is to respond to the OP, not to raise funds from VCs.

I gave the elevator pitch just as an example of what, with what you want that is missing in what I gave here, VCs totally ignore.

I also gave my best argument for why they ignore: They refuse to read unsolicited e-mail messages. They insist on traction. Nearly all applied science and engineering are funded just from paper evidence, but VCs don't do this. Why? My guess is that their limited partners (LPs) don't so permit. Or, the LPs want something closer to a tangible asset that has market fit and not just paper. Okay.

The OP did not make this point clear, and to me for information technology VC funding that is the most central point of all.

But for a sole, solo founder with a good project and tiny opex, by the time a VC is ready to write a check, such a founder will no longer need, want, or accept it.

My purpose here is to respond to the OP and warn HN readers.