TinySeed
tinyseed.com
Remote accelerator and fund built for bootstrapped and capital-efficient B2B SaaS founders.
diff ~/p/rob-walling ~/p/tyler-tringas
Products, revenue & stack compared side by side.
Drip founder, MicroConf and TinySeed co-founder, host of Startups for the Rest of Us
Coined micro-SaaS, sold Storemapper, then founded Calm Company Fund for bootstrappers
Both Rob Walling and Tyler Tringas are bootstrapped and have sold at least one product. They overlap in SaaS Founders, Educators & Course Creators and Acquirers & Indie Investors. Rob is based in Minneapolis, United States, Tyler in New York, United States. Rob Walling has 3 products listed on IndieMakerList vs Tyler Tringas' 3. Rob has sold 1 product and Tyler the same number. Tyler self-reports ~$40K MRR (Storemapper at sale) (as of 2017); Rob hasn't shared a revenue figure publicly. On X, Rob has about 41K followers and Tyler about 31K.
Revenue figures are self-reported by each maker and not audited; dates and scope differ. Highlighted categories are shared by both.
Store locator app that lets e-commerce brands add a map of their retail stockists to their website.
calmfund.com
Early-stage fund for bootstrapped, profitable 'calm companies' using the Shared Earnings Agreement; paused new investments in 2024.
bkup.nyc
Rock climbing and bouldering gym in DUMBO, Brooklyn, that Tyler set out to launch as his next chapter.
No tools in common in their publicly listed stacks. See the indie maker tech stack.
No stack shared publicly.
No stack shared publicly.
Tyler Tringas self-reports ~$40K MRR (Storemapper at sale) (as of 2017). Rob Walling's revenue is not public, so a direct comparison isn't possible.
Rob Walling has 3 products listed (TinySeed, MicroConf and Drip); Tyler Tringas has 3 products listed (Storemapper, Calm Company Fund (formerly Earnest Capital) and BK UP).
Rob Walling: Minneapolis, United States. Tyler Tringas: New York, United States.
Rob Walling's start year isn't listed; Tyler Tringas started in 2012 (14 years indie).
Yes, both are listed as bootstrapped founders on IndieMakerList.
Read the full story, timeline and links on Rob Walling's profile and Tyler Tringas's profile.