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- Startups.fyi - Posts - $30K MRR From a Weekend Build by Someone Who Can't Code, $503 From Voice-to-Text, and the LinkedIn Tool Born From Job Offers $30K MRR From a Weekend Build by Someone Who Can't Code, $503 From Voice-to-Text, and the LinkedIn Tool Born From Job Offers Hey! It's Chris & Daniel. Welcome to this week's newsletter edition, so happy you could take out the time to read with us. Have a line of new and amazing startups worth knowing about. If you are new here, make sure you Subscribe-free, for every past edition. And if you got a startup worth featuring? Reach out on X or submit it here. 👋🏾 Let's get into it. 👇 Startups FYI Spotlight Here are the startups that made it to the top of the list in this week's edition. 🌙 Moonmap (Pre-revenue): This tool runs the funnel analysis that used to eat your whole afternoon and tells you the single most profitable ad to increase budget money on. 🎫 Way2In (Pre-revenue): This easy-to-use tool handles event ticketing, virtual stages, attendance, and post-event stats in a single platform, for physical, virtual, or hybrid events. The best influencer marketing advice never comes from a report Think about the last thing that got you fired up about your job this year. Odds are it didn't come from a report. It came from someone who does the job, saying what happened when they tried it. So we've filled a day with people like that. Maya Shaff, ŌURA. Leah Walker, Adobe. Georgia Humphries, Stanley 1913. Enara Roy, Halfday. Tyler Vaught, Edelman. Josh Rangel, Ogilvy. Sarah Whittle, ex-Crocs and Duolingo. And that's just the first wave of speakers. Return on Influence Festival '26 is a free, virtual day dedicated to influencer marketing. Like any good festival, there are stages. But no mud, no queues, and absolutely no porta-potties. Sign up today, and the rest of the lineup lands in your inbox first. 💼 Linkgenie ($150): The founder landed multiple jobs just by posting on LinkedIn consistently. Now his AI assistant writes story-led posts for you, so you can stay consistent without staring at a blank box. 🎤 MindNote ($503): Feed this tool your voice, a YouTube video, or a photo of handwritten notes, and it turns any of them into written text. 💬 Auralis AI ($100K): A conversational AI that handles high volumes of customer support queries across every channel at once. — Want your startup in next week's issue? 👉 Use this link to share your project with 15,660 startup founders, entrepreneurs and indie makers. Startups FYI Roundup ⚡ He Lost a $10M ARR Business. Two Weeks Later He Was Earning Again. Proxycurl was shut down after a legal battle, taking a $10M ARR business with it. Instead of disappearing, Steven Goh went back to the drawing board and built another tool - NinjaPear from scratch in two weeks. Revenue started coming in almost immediately. 🛠️ He Almost Killed Kit at $1,000 MRR. Now It Does $50M+ a Year. Nathan Barry nearly pulled the plug on ConvertKit when revenue fell to around $1,000 a month. He stuck with it, rebranded it to Kit, and built it past $50M ARR without taking venture money. In this conversation with Dan Putt he gets into the harder part: how you actually lead at that size, make decisions under uncertainty, and find the purpose underneath the company. ⚡ $30K MRR From a Product Built in a Weekend by Someone Who Can't Code Hasaam Bhatti failed at ten or twelve products before this one, because he kept building for audiences he didn't belong to. Then he built Launch Fast in 48 hours using Cursor, pitched a coaching community that already had thousands of Amazon sellers, and hit $10K MRR in 30 days. It's at $30K now. His line is worth stealing: fifty percent of something real beats one hundred percent of nothing shipped. (Tag @ChrisBulen to get your project featured in next week’s roundup) Here are the startups that made it to the top of the list in this week's edition. Advertise with us! Promote your product in our newsletter and reach over 15,660 of the most ambitious and inspiring startup founders and indie makers on the planet. That’s it for this time! See you again next week. — Chris (@ChrisBulen)
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