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by daolf 5y ago
Thanks a lot. > What growth metrics did Tiny look at? I assume you mean during the application process. So they asked just the basic stuff, MRR, growth, churn. We were at $1k5 MRR when we applied and $3k when we got it. I think what work
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by daolf 5y ago
We close but different. Browserless allows have a fleet of Chrome in the cloud that you can use to run some browsing scenario. ScrapingBee is an API allowing to get the HTML of webpages by optionally rendering them inside a real browser, bu
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by daolf 5y ago
Community: - IndieHackers (haven't been here in a wild but I definitely recommend the funders interview) - Microconf - Twitter Book: - From Zero to Sold (Arvid Kahl) - Hello Startup (Yevgeniy Brikman) I hope it helps :)
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by daolf 5y ago
Thank you!
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by daolf 5y ago
What?
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by daolf 5y ago
So to be honest, we ran the math and never actually spent TinySeed money. We could have mathematically made without it. But three things to consider here: - TS money multiplied our runway by 10 and really reduced the amount stress we'v
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by daolf 5y ago
Thank you Artem! Wishing you all the best with NewsCatcher and happy that TinySeed is living up to your expectation.
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by daolf 5y ago
Thanks a lot! Yes, TinySeed mattered a lot.
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by daolf 5y ago
Co-founder here, I was waiting for this comment to be honest. So in essence, if you consider that bootstrapping is building a business without external funding, you're correct. But to me, bootstrapping VS "VC road" is much mo
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by daolf 5y ago
Thanks a lot for the kind words.
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by daolf 5y ago
Co-founder here, thanks for the kind words. I totally agree, the $1 dollar you make online is really special. I know that, as a computer engineer, it really made us shift our whole mindset about what we do. We thought all we were able to do
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The journey to bootstrapping a $1M ARR SaaS(scrapingbee.com)
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Transform any hand-drawn design into a HTML code with AI(sketch2code.azurewebsites.net)
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by daolf 5y ago
So what happens to the $375k if you don't raise after YC? Let's say you exit 1 year after YC at a $5m valuation With the MFN, does that mean that YC get 28% of the sale instead of the initial 7%?
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Web Design in 4 Minutes(jgthms.com)
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.dotfiles for macOS(github.com)
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Web Scraping with Go(scrapingbee.com)
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Stripe forcing merchants to add “contribute to Stripe Climate" option.(twitter.com)
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The long road to bootstrap a $1m ARR SaaS(twitter.com)
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ChessCoach: NN-based chess engine capable of natural language commentary(chrisbutner.github.io)
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by daolf 5y ago
I believe that only a small fraction of SAAS ever makes it to HN and ProductHunt. HN and PH audience is 99% of Marketing and / or Tech people. Coincidentally, those people make product for Marketing and Tech people, and of course promo
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Twitter in 2006(flickr.com)
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onetool: The first startup ever sold as an NFT(opensea.io)
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by daolf 5y ago
Good point!
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Ask HN: Do you regret having children?
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Web scraping using Selenium and Python(scrapingbee.com)
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Shopify removing all App Store revenue share on developers’ first $M in revenue(twitter.com)
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by daolf 5y ago
I find the myocarditis/pericarditis report page 27-28-29 quite disturbing.
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Covid-19 Vaccine safety updates [pdf](cdc.gov)
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DevUtils: Offline Toolbox for Developers(devutils.app)
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