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4 projects matching “Founder-led”

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AppAlchemy

Turn an app description into a mobile prototype through chat.

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Developer toolsCredit-based monthly subscriptions > $10,000MRR · Unspecified $More than 10K MRR disclosed in the July 9, 2026 interview; exact financial cutoff unspecified Founder disclosure in interviewChecked Oct 20, 2026 —
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Dirstarter

A Next.js source-code starter kit for building directory websites.

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Developer toolsOne-time software license purchases ≈ $5,000Monthly revenue · Unspecified $Monthly amount reported in the February 5, 2026 founder interview; exact measurement cutoff unstated Founder disclosureChecked Oct 20, 2026 —
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Polotno

An embeddable visual editor SDK and rendering tools for software products.

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Developer toolsSDK subscription + enterprise licensing ≈ $60,000MRR · Unspecified $Current MRR stated in the interview published September 29, 2026; measurement date unspecified Founder disclosure in interviewChecked Oct 19, 2026 —
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ScreenshotOne

A screenshot API that handles browser rendering and capture options.

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Developer toolsAPI subscription + usage $200,000ARR · Unspecified $Historical ARR milestone reported April 2025 Founder disclosureChecked Oct 19, 2026 —

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