Justin Shimoon
A successful company is really based on the quality of support you provide your customers. At an early age, Justin Shimoon had a love and strong passion for technology…
apps
There’s an app for that. Seriously, there’s an app for everything now. The founders in this section are the ones building them. Mobile apps, web apps, SaaS products, and platforms that make life a little easier, a little more connected, or a little more fun.
These interviews cover the full app development journey. Ideation. Prototyping. Getting into app stores without losing your mind. User acquisition. Retention. The moment you realize your onboarding flow is why everyone leaves after day two. It’s humbling, and these founders talk about it openly.
What’s useful about these conversations is the honesty about what works and what doesn’t. The graveyard of failed apps is enormous. The founders here are the ones who figured out how to build something people actually use. Not just download. Use. There’s a big difference.
You’ll find insights on product design, development methodology, monetization strategy, and the challenge of standing out in app stores with millions of options. Whether you’re a developer with an idea, a founder looking for technical insight, or someone who’s curious about how your favorite apps came to be, these interviews deliver.
Carolyn Horner
An entrepreneurial team will generate dozens of ideas a week, but only a few will actually be in line with what your big picture goals are. The most important part…
Jared Allgood
As early as possible, establish a really clear mission about what you want to solve. You may not have a solution for it, but that’s kind of the point. …
Alexander Bregman
Take more risks early, change jobs often to keep learning and build a good network. Alexander Bregman co-founded invitly after having worked eleven years for Google. He started off…
Aparna Pujar
Planning your day or week ahead is by far the best way to be productive. I use the rule of three. What three things I want to accomplish this day,…
Marco Grossi
Give close attention to details, the sum of all of them will help you see the big picture. Marco Grossi is a developer and user-friendly designer of usable web…
Chris Atkinson
I time box all activities with myself and the team. This means we don’t have unreasonable expectations, and it means we can schedule work effectively. Chris Atkinson is Finygo…
Russ Ewell
You don’t have to be an expert in everything. Find your niche and find the people around you to complement your skills. You’d be hard-pressed to find a field…
Luis Gelado
When you have a team that is excited about the project and passionate about the vision of the company, there are little things that can’t be achieved. Luis Gelado…
Brandon Peterson
Believe in the idea that you don’t need other people as much as you maybe think you do – or at very least – you don’t need their permission or…
Vlad Enache
Never stop learning. Become an expert at several things. Realize that there are always people smarter than you and actively look for and surround yourself with those people. Vlad…
Meredith Stevens
Research is key to being an entrepreneur. It’s also good to remember that you always get what you pay for. Meredith Stevens has been identified as one of the…