Vaultaire made $67,211 in September 2026 with a profit margin of 79%.
Still just SEO/ASO and no ads.
Sold Cadastre this month so back down to a single commercial project.
Hopefully more this month.
Inheritance makes no difference and it's mostly nonsense. Even if he inherited billions his achievements are beyond impressive.
SpaceX is a space company. Who else it should've gotten contracts from. That's like saying that Boeing at the beginning only got government contracts so it's not a valid business or something.
And the Starlink can't be sabotaged, considering it's a private company managed by Elon and the board.
This is my problem Thomas. You are making emotional proclamations without evidence presenting it as facts. We might agree more than you think, but I refuse to go down this route.
@synopsi Sorry but his inheritance is well documented and SpaceX lives from government contracts.
All you do is deny facts.
The Ukraine Starlink sabotage was even confirmed by the US government and that Musk had ask Trump before doing it.
You have to love these people.
What they are effectively saying: it’s unfair because he had options I didn’t. But if I had the same starting point, I surely would’ve done as well if not even better
Funnily, deep down, they all know they are incompetent and nothing changes that.
But hey, it makes them feel better, to make up stories and reasons why they are a failure but someone they don’t respect isn’t. Because you know, their respect means something.
he hasn't created a single thing.
he inherited a lot of money.
he took everyone else's hard work and inventions and made them his own.
he's had billions upon billions handed to him by the government.
These are the people that believe things just happen. Like innovation is all around us. All you need to do is to each out for it. They think that if someone is problematic, removing them will change nothing.
These are the same people that also believe that oppressing some people negatively impacts society.
You can't make this up.
A guy in a model Y parked by me with a big anti-elon stickers everywhere. He noticed me staring and a big grin started telling me what a horrible person Elon is.
I asked him why would he get a car from someone so evil. He stammered for a little bit then said he only found out afterwards. Then he confessed it’s actually a lease!
I naturally asked why he doesn’t cancel the lease and gets another vehicle. He looked like I punched him. Then he said he can’t afford to cancel the lease.
I couldn’t help myself in that moment so I offered to buy out the lease. Would give him the freedom to get free of the evils he so much hates. You should see how upset he got. Started calling me names. Yelling about how people like me are ruining this world and how dare I to undermine his right to own a Tesla.
And then it finally clicked for me. To these people. owning a Tesla is the platform for their opinions. Makes Elon richer, but it gives them a life’s purpose. Fair trade I guess.
@ThomasBurkhartB "Documented" like his large inheritance or billions given to him by the government.
The point is, everything is embellished and overstated. Regardless what side one is one.
1,900 companies were started in US to date. How many made it? Founding a company is not a skill.
You are completely lacking understanding of how business works. Did Vanderbilt invent the steam engine? Did Carnegie invent the Bessemer process?
The rest of your claims are purely emotional and based on biased reporting.
You can dislike a person without making nonsensical claims. He has plenty of flaws that don’t need any embellishment.
Built something ... weird. I call it "in the plain sight".
It's a small conversation model that takes a secret sentence and then produces coherent conversation between two parties in which it hides the original sentence.
There are no tells in the shared conversation. It flows naturally and produces no markets, no tags, no break words.
The whole thing can run straight on an iPhone and use iMessage or WhatsApp or whatever channel the user picks. iMessages are read through shortcuts and automation.
Yellow is the seed, green is the recipient.
Next up I want to improve the tone and voice more closely to the two parties.
If 1% of the city's properties increase their tax baseline by 10x, city adds additional $200M to their annual budget.
I wonder how long these buyers will last paying $300k/year in property taxes though.
Another insane milestone in SF. I went down a rabbit hole on this one. The previous owner passed away in January at age 96. Her property was assessed at $919,446, and she paid just $11,599 annually in property taxes.
The new owner will pay an estimated $336,762 a year.
@xd0mPLTCPiWaUEm I am sure there are bunch of similar ones.
My focus is on on-device capabilities, complete channel independence, no observational identification, and short round trips.
Lots of these lack in one or more areas.
Apple now regularly reviews @vaultaire_app updates within a few hours. I think all updates this month were done at most in 10 hours.
That said, my new app submission has been waiting for two days and no movement.
However I think this is the way it should be.