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Startadam.com.

Startatam.com.

They want you to install their application so that your Trello can talk to your Giroboard or your Trello can talk to your Slack group or your Slack group can talk to your Microsoft Teams group

if your team is split up.

Once they own that, they'll then launch services behind it so you can say, hey, in the Trello Board

at Start Adam, we need a animated graphic designed for our product on launch.

And he will jump in and do that.

That's his bread and butter because he comes from Speedlancer where he raised one point.

It caught one million bucks for to build that starting in 2015, pivoting now here this year into Startadam.com to build distribution first and then go back to the marketplace model.

We will see what happens.

Hey, folks, my guest today is Adam Stone. He's a serial entrepreneur in Forbes 30 under 30 listmaker

with experience in e-commerce marketplace and SaaS. Having founded Speedlancery, spun up the software

that was built into a standalone SaaS called Start Adam. He's automating data, automating

management, and Start Adam unifies communication and

project management tools, helping teams align faster and get more done quicker. Adam, you ready

to take us to the top? Let's do it. All right, I guess first question, you spun this out of

Speed Lancer. So let's start there. What was Speed Lancer and what year did you spin it out?

Speedlancer started in 2015. Basically, my business endeavors started when I was 11 or 12, but I started

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