Numbers
The company, in numbers with a source.
Every number on this page is measured when the site is built: GitHub Releases for what we shipped, Stripe for what people pay. None of it is typed by hand. What we can't measure — and what we choose not to publish — is listed at the bottom, with the reason.
Annual recurring revenue (ARR)
$9,216
From list price: monthly list price × 12. The launch discount is not deducted, and the 3 free accounts are not in this figure — they are on the line right below.
Free accounts: 3 (fully discounted, outside the figure above)
source: Stripe, read-only at build time · active subscriptions only · last measured September 7, 2026
How far along we are
Day 44
first public release: July 27, 2026
39
versions published
20
published in the last 30 days
source: GitHub Releases · last measured September 7, 2026
Latest version, product by product
v0.1.8
7 versions publishedv1.0.11
9 versions publishedNumbers we don't publish — and why
A transparency page that quietly leaves a number out isn't transparent. These are the ones missing above, each with its reason.
- Subscribers per product
- A per-product subscriber count says how many customers that product has — and while a count is small, it points at individual people. We publish revenue in aggregate instead.
- Revenue actually collected
- The figure above is list-based; while the launch discount runs, what we actually collect is lower. We'll publish a collected figure once we can measure it under a definition that doesn't change from month to month as discounts start and end.
- In-app usage
- Product telemetry can be switched off, so any usage count is a floor rather than a fact, and the history behind it is short. We don't publish a number we couldn't defend.
- Community size on Discord
- We read Discord through a read-only relay that isn't allowed to fetch server member counts, so we can't measure it automatically — and we don't type numbers by hand. The day the source opens, the number shows up here on its own.
- YouTube subscribers and views
- The channel's public feed doesn't carry a subscriber count and we don't hold an API key for it. Same rule: no source, no number.