Plus: No team. No funding. $80M exit.
 
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He Hated Checking His App Stats. Now He Makes $800/Month From It
By Chris Kernaghan • 23 Jun 2025 View in browser
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200,000 Downloads From Solving His Own Problem

This Norwegian developer was tired of logging into Garmin's clunky dashboard just to check his smartwatch app downloads.

So he built a quick solution for himself - a widget that showed his stats right on his home screen.

Then he had a lightbulb moment: "If I can scrape Garmin's data, why not ANY website?"

4 years later, AnyTracker has 200,000 downloads and generates $800/month.

When he launched it as a general "track anything" tool, users had other plans... they overwhelmingly wanted price tracking.

Instead of fighting it, he leaned in.

The lesson? Your biggest frustrations might be your biggest opportunities.

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From zero to $80M exit in 6 months. Solo.

This founder walked away from a $130M funding round in 2021.

Then launched Base44 - an AI tool that lets anyone build apps without code.

Six months later: $3.5M ARR, 300K+ users, fully bootstrapped.

This week: Wix acquired it for $80M.

He did it all alone. No co-founder, no employees, no team.

While most SaaS companies dream of hitting $1M ARR in their first year, Maor tripled that in half the time.

The lesson? Sometimes the best startup playbook is throwing out the playbook entirely.

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That's it!

Your next million-dollar idea might be hiding in your daily frustrations.

What's annoying you today?

Have the BEST Monday!

P.S. Shervin still updates AnyTracker every week after 4 years. Consistency compounds.

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