I made $76,200 in July 2026.
🪶 FeatherFlow — $72.5k (best month ever!)
🔗 Effortless Backlinks — $2.3k (2nd best month ever!)
🎓 Instructor side gig — $1.1k
📦 BoilerplateHub — $234 (ads)
July was INSANE. 🤯 Pure adrenaline, start to finish.
My best month ever, by far.
And I'm endlessly grateful for it.
4 years ago, entrepreneurship was just a dream, nothing I could grasp.
2 years ago, I left my job and I was scared.
Today, I get to live that dream. 🙏
Full transparency: these are revenue numbers, not profit, not my salary. FeatherFlow is a (TALENTED!) team. And Effortless Backlinks is split 50/50 with my co-founder.
A bunch of people here inspired me (@SimonHoiberg for example). I hope I can inspire others too. ❤️
Keep going!
I made $98,417 in July 2026.
⭐️ TrustMRR — $44K
📈 DataFast — $26K
🏴☠️ Ship or Die — $13K
🧑💻 CodeFast — $6K
🐥 Twitter — $4K
⚡️ ShipFast — $4K
🍜 Indie Page — $785
🛡️ ByeDispute — $132
🦐 SuperShrimp — $187
🧾 Zenvoice — $69
🎞️ YouTube — $102
🌱 HabitsGarden — $104
📚 WorkbookPDF — $38
✂️ Margins: ~85%
All-time high for my SaaS and my startup marketplace.
Everything is built, designed, and promoted with my little hands while spending 2 hours a day in the gym, closing the laptop at 6 pm, and sleeping 8 hours.
Keep going!
A prompt I used this week when a backend ticket made no sense to me:
"I don't understand this ticket. Explain it as if you were the lead developer and I were the product manager. What is it for, and how can our QA test it?"
The answer gave our team a clear test plan.
"Why hire an agency to build software? Just use Claude Code."
Our clients, swamped with board meetings, investor calls and hiring while running a media company, a medical billing company or a luxury travel agency: ⁉️
Test one feature before you fund the full product.
Last week a founder came to us with a big app plan. We suggested a small test version in the browser first, so people can try the idea before it goes to the App Store.
One rule behind this editor: you can only delete a block in the default view. In every other view you can only hide it. So a change in one view never breaks another.
We built PureClaim for Artheon Medical.
Their team typed numbers from insurance letters into spreadsheets by hand. PureClaim reads the letters with AI instead.
One letter used to take about 45 minutes. Now it takes 5 to 8.
One rule behind this editor: you can only delete a block in the default view. In every other view you can only hide it. So a change in one view never breaks another.
We built the Ntree editor from simple blocks with a live preview.
There are complex rules underneath, but editing a page should feel as easy as any link-in-bio tool.
We built PureClaim for Artheon Medical, a US medical company. It reads their insurance letters with AI.
Before building the product, we tested the AI on their real letters. Once that worked, we built everything else around it.