None of those things are startups. You have a consultancy business and a couple small but useful web-based service products. I agree with you about the web-bas

None of those things are startups. You have a consultancy business and a couple small but useful web-based service products. I agree with you about the web-based tools - too many people classify these things as startups when they're really not, myself included. Not sure about the consultancy though: it's small, designed to grow fast, adapting quickly and prepared to pivot as required, and on the verge of hiring. The consultancy owns the products mentioned, so it's not only doing consultancy, which is why I've classified it as a startup. I'm open to the idea that it's not though.