I'm a proud UW CS graduate so this story is thrilling. It was mentioned at times in your article that you used your network to seek advice on the next steps fo

I'm a proud UW CS graduate so this story is thrilling. It was mentioned at times in your article that you used your network to seek advice on the next steps for the business. Have you used the UW network to seek business advice from people not in academia and not in the math field? If you are supporting four people, not all of whom are developers, that's an amazing place to be, imho. If you are supporting four developers, it's even more admirable AND probably time to involve someone who can think exclusively about how to grow the business and does not think about engineering tasks. There is a huge network of former UW people involved in the software industry in Seattle who would help if you are at that moment to consider it. Maybe you've already done this, your article makes it sound like you have been very thorough in investigating how to take this to the next level, but it wasn't mentioned explicitly. I know some people like this, reach out to me if you want connections to them. Here's to your future success!