
In this episode, host Omer Khan talks with Sylvester Dupont, the bootstrapped founder of Parser, a B2B SaaS that automates data extraction from documents. Sylvester recounts how the company spent a year building the product without customer input, launched to silence, then pivoted by lowering price, leveraging SEO, Quora, and a Zapier integration to acquire users, eventually reaching seven‑figure ARR with a six‑person, fully remote team. He explains how the rise of AI forced a complete product rebuild funded solely by existing customers, and how an unconventional channel—content‑driven SEO and community answering— became their primary growth engine. The conversation also highlights the value of a fractional CTO like Gearheart for non‑technical founders navigating AI development.

In this episode, host Omar Khan talks with Zong Xu, co‑founder of Deliverect, about how the company built a centralized platform that connects restaurants to dozens of digital ordering channels and now serves over 80,000 locations, approaching $100 M ARR. Zong...

In this episode, Adam Markowitz recounts his transition from a decade‑long edtech venture to building Drata, a compliance automation platform that quickly proved its product‑market fit as a painkiller rather than a vitamin. He explains how rigorous validation—dog‑fooding the product...