Since 2023
- #1 cycle syncing app on the market
- One of the biggest period trackers in the world
- Used by 3M+ women to track their cycle
- Evidence based cycle guidance
- AI advisor and daily guidance for every phase
It’s timeto build.
We build and run B2C apps and the SaaS that powers them.
10M+
Users
175
Countries
6+
Companies
$10M+
Total ARR
5x
The companies webuild and operate.
We launch our own ideas and scale them with AI agents and a small crew of supersmart people. We’ve been bootstrapped and profitable since day one. Millions of people use our products.
Since 2025
- #1 agentic platform for Web2App
- Funnel builder for consumer apps
- Skip 30% app store fees with web payments
Since 2026
- App for racket sport players and clubs
- Find courts and players near you
- #1 padel social network in the Czech Republic, with thousands of active players
Since 2025
- Feedback collection and product management for B2C apps
- Turn App Store and Play reviews into your roadmap
5+ more companies, currently in stealth.
New consumer apps and SaaS tools we’re not ready to talk about yet.
We build consumer apps people love, and the infrastructure behind them.
From the founder
I’ve been building software since 2012. I started with my first website at 12, then built my first app. Since then, I’ve built startups, grown big teams, sold companies, and made plenty of mistakes. At the end of 2024, I sold my mental health startup and started building again. I wanted to see how far a company could go with AI doing most of the work.
For the past year, I’ve been quietly building something new. It’s called TBA.
Our biggest company today is Lively, the period tracker my wife and I founded. It has grown into one of the largest apps in its category in the US. TBA is now 6+ products doing $10M ARR. We’ve been profitable since day one and remain completely bootstrapped.
We run on software, AI agents, and a lot of automation. I don’t believe a huge company needs a huge team anymore. We generate over $2.5M a year per employee.
We’ve already sold some companies quietly, and some projects will never be public. You’ll see the rest when the timing is right.
Time to build.
