MagicPattern
magicpattern.design
Toolbox of 30+ generators for patterns, gradients, blobs and backgrounds with SVG and CSS export.
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Products, revenue & stack compared side by side.
Greek design engineer running bootstrapped tools MagicPattern, BrandBird and SuperMotion
Both Jim Raptis and Paul Mit are bootstrapped, have sold at least one product and are serial makers. They overlap in Design Tools and SaaS Founders. Jim Raptis has 6 products listed on IndieMakerList vs Paul Mit's 3. Jim has sold 1 product. On revenue, Jim self-reports ~$6.5K MRR across three products (as of 2024) and Paul $600K ARR (as of 2026). On X, Jim has about 32K followers and Paul about 27K.
Revenue figures are self-reported by each maker and not audited; dates and scope differ. Highlighted categories are shared by both.
magicpattern.design
Toolbox of 30+ generators for patterns, gradients, blobs and backgrounds with SVG and CSS export.
brandbird.app
Graphics editor for screenshots, mockups and social posts aimed at SaaS founders.
supermotion.co
Turns screenshots and screen recordings into polished promo videos.
gradients.fm
Collections of high-resolution gradient and abstract background graphics.
No tools in common in their publicly listed stacks. See the indie maker tech stack.
No stack shared publicly.
Jim Raptis self-reports ~$6.5K MRR across three products (as of 2024) and Paul Mit self-reports $600K ARR (as of 2026). By these self-reported figures, Paul Mit's reported monthly revenue is higher. Figures are unaudited and may cover different periods or businesses, so treat them as rough indicators.
Jim Raptis has 6 products listed (including MagicPattern, BrandBird and SuperMotion); Paul Mit has 3 products listed (Flowmapp, Foundbase and Aaply).
Jim Raptis uses React and JavaScript. Paul Mit hasn't shared a stack. They don't list any tools in common.
Jim Raptis: Thessaloniki, Greece. Paul Mit: not listed.
Jim Raptis started in 2019 (7 years indie); Paul Mit's start year isn't listed.
Yes, both are listed as bootstrapped founders on IndieMakerList.
Read the full story, timeline and links on Jim Raptis's profile and Paul Mit's profile.