Software product · Revenue
Stanley
The story
The author says they paused a previous business described as worth $30M and went to London to build Stanley in two weeks. On day three, the AI still forgot its own name. By day 14, the product reached $10,000 MRR and received 500 registrations in 24 hours.
By day 43, the author reported $600,000 ARR and 665 paying customers. The main metric uses this more recent ARR milestone, with the earlier MRR retained as history.
The meaning of the prior business's $30M figure was unspecified. Stanley's features, acquisition methods and costs are missing from the available text.
Source excerpt
I paused my $30M business and flew to London with no plan. Just 14 days to build something new. Day 3: our AI forgot its…
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- What was delivered
A software product serving registered and subscription users.
- Customers
Stanley paying users, with 665 reported.
Lessons and acquisition
Track early product problems, registration growth and paid adoption by development day.
Costs, risks and open questions
The prior business and new product have separate metrics. ARR is self-reported, and the dollar currency is unknown.
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