MRRMaker
Under constructionOne page per founder, from public sources
Overview
MRRMaker is a directory of people, not products. Each founder gets one page that brings together what is already public about them: the projects they built, what they sold, what they earned and what they shut down. Every fact links to its source.
Every fact also carries a label: verified when someone other than the founder confirmed it, stated when the founder said it in public. The founder is told before the page goes live, with a private link to see it, correct it or object. After 14 days without an objection the page goes public, and the founder can correct or remove it at any time.
The problem
What a founder has built is scattered across their site, their posts, interviews and sales announcements. Nobody puts it in one place, and a founder with no free time never fills in a profile form. The result is that people searching for a founder find fragments, and the founder gets no credit for the full journey.
Who it's for
- Founders of SaaS and digital products who build in public
- Founders who want one page that tells their whole journey
- People who want to know who someone is and how they got there
- Investors, buyers and sponsors looking for founders
How it works
- 01
Collect public facts
We read what the founder already published: their site, posts, interviews and sale announcements.
- 02
Label every fact
Each fact keeps its source and shows whether it is verified or only stated by the founder.
- 03
Tell the founder first
The founder gets a notice with a private link to review the page, correct it or object.
- 04
Publish after 14 days
With no objection, the page goes public. The founder can correct or remove it at any time.
Features
Sources on every fact
Each fact links to where it came from, so a reader can check it.
Verified and stated labels
A reader sees at a glance what was confirmed by someone else and what the founder only said.
Notice before publishing
Nothing goes live until the founder has been told and has had time to object.
Correction and removal
A founder can fix a fact or remove the whole page at any time, with no account needed.