What's up, everyone? This is Cortland from EndyHackers.com.

And today I'm excited to be sitting down with my buddy Tyler Tringis of Stormapper.

How's it going, Tyler?

Hey, Cortland, doing well. Thanks for having me.

No problem. So we already did a text interview back in August. You're one of the first

people to come on indie hackers after the launch. And then we met at MicroConf a couple of weeks

ago in person. And I told you, I think then that your Stormapper interview is probably

the one that I referenced the most often when telling people about educational interviews

and how to get started as an indie hacker, so to speak. And the reason for that is because

your story is full of lessons that are important for anyone wanting to start an internet business

or a project that makes money online. So for example, and I think this is a good place to start,

a lot of people starting a business struggle for months with getting their product out the door, but you sat down and built Stormapper and had paying

customers in something like 36 hours. So what's the story behind that? Well, first of all, I think

it's very high praise that you're often citing Stormapper considering the sort of caliber of other entrepreneurs that you've interviewed on Indiacers.

So that's awesome to hear again.

In terms of kind of, you know, building Stormapper really quickly, there's sort of two components of that.

I mean, the first part is that it wasn't that quick in the sense of, you know,

you're not counting the sort of many other products and almost products that I kind of built

and launched that just totally failed before Stormapper. So the process from starting that

to launching a product was actually a little bit longer. But

StoreMapper itself, yeah, it was basically conceived and built and launched in about 36 hours.

Essentially, you know, StoreMapper is a store locator as a service. So you've probably

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