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#263 on the 2025 list
we made #263 on the 2025 Inc. 5000 list as a solo founder. no co-founder, no big team — one person and a lot of duct-taped automations. Inc. called us out in the main 2025 article about the fastest-growing software companies.
an accounting degree (wtf?)
i graduated from Michigan State University with an accounting degree (wtf?) and then later dropped out of the master's program… because i'm not a lemming.
$3 million on AppSumo alone
we made $3 million dollars on AppSumo alone. yep—one marketplace, one product, and nearly three million dollars in lifetime gross sales. receipts included.
TaskMagic acquired
i sold TaskMagic in a seven-figure exit through Acquire.com. this plaque marks the moment the company i built became the exit that changed everything.
the golden kitty
we won Product Hunt Product of the Year in 2020 for no-code. the golden kitty on the shelf is the trophy.
parked in the driveway
bought this when i sold my company. MSRP: almost $300k. it's my talisman — every time i walk past it, it reminds me the trailer park kid actually pulled it off.
self-taught everything
i didn't grow up around founders, funding or fancy degrees. everything i know about building and monetizing came from books, forums, youtube and shipping bad versions in public until they got good.
where all of it got built
three six-figure no-code companies and one seven-figure tech company were built from a setup about this size. i'm non-technical — i just refused to let that stop me from building anyway.
the press
the stuff built in this garage got written about in entrepreneur, forbes, techcrunch, inc. magazine, appsumo, indie hackers and starter story. a trailer park kid with no technical degree somehow became the story.
building in public
these days i point a camera at the whole process. youtube videos about building businesses, plus writing for Entrepreneur. if i can make it out, so can you — so i show the work.
the real reason
the small ones in the corner belong to the people i'm actually doing this for. the businesses are the fun part; this is the point.
nothing here is staged
the garage is a studio, a warehouse, a gym and a playground at the same time. it's messy on purpose — so is the way i build. ship it, then tidy up.
new stuff lands on the shelf all the time. come along for the next one — or just say hi.
made messy on purpose · jeremyredman.com