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interviews. Check it out right now at gitlatka.com. Guys, Dashcom is a low-code tool. He's got 10 paying customers that pay on average

$200 per month. So he's doing $2,000 a month in revenue up from nothing a year ago because he just

launched about a year ago. He's got, again, those 10 customers. He raised 500,000 bucks in

seed funding at a 2.5-ish million valuation,

sold under 20% of the business. His team is four folks today that are full-time, two contractors.

He's taken a risk while his spouse helps manage the family and also work in a job as well.

We'll see what happens. He jumped out of corporate, a publicly traded company to go on this

journey. And Tony, we're rooting for you, dashcom.com.

Hey, folks, my guest today is Tony Shue.

He's the former CTO of C channel, which is listed on the TSC.

He's got 20 plus years developing code and now working on a tool called dashcombe.com,

a low code development platform.

Tony, ready to take us to the top? Yeah, thank you.

Hi, everyone. My name's Tony. Yeah. Great to have you here, Tony. So give us a quick,

an overview on the platform first. Is it built for any specific niche in terms of no code,

or is this for anybody? Yeah, it's mainly designed for developers and product managers to develop internal tools for the company, for the enterprise.

Very cool.

Now, your website is in Japanese, so are you based in Japan?

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