Maybe we should be toasting champagne right now, because if my math's correct, you just broke a million dollar run rate.

I would rather not comment, but thanks.

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Hey folks, my guest today is Hannah Mohan.

She's the co-founder of Magic Bell,

notifications inbox geared towards app creators.

Before that, she found two other software companies, Support B

and Moosey Boo, an online music community where she can upload and discuss songs. She's a programmer,

maker, transgender woman who speaks openly about her transition. It was the first openly transgender

women to participate in Y Combinator. All right. Anna, you ready to take us to the top?

I am. Yes. Thank you. Close out the support B story because I remember you coming on

being so impressed with how big you grew that bootstrap. Did you sell it? No, we are still running it,

and I have a team that runs it and I'm not involved in the day-to-day operations, but yeah,

we did it in the business as of now. Okay, tell me about Magic Bell. What's it doing? What are people paying paying you for? So Magic Bell was an idea that came out of SupportB in fact, because

SupportB relied heavily on notifications, email notifications and mobile notifications. And I just

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