Pieter Levels working outdoors with a laptop
Pieter Levels / official site ↗

Pieter Levels (@levelsio) is the Dutch indie founder behind Nomads.com, Remote OK, Photo AI and Interior AI. His formula: build quickly, charge early and tell the internet what happened. His public portfolio spans remote work, AI, maps and games. [1]

Known since the 2014 twelve-startup challenge. MSc Business Administration, Erasmus/RSM, 2012. [2] [3]

1 Revenue & MRR

Self-reported figures. Monthly sales include one-off purchases; only the Photo AI comparison below was explicitly described as MRR. [4] [5] [6]

Dated disclosures · USD

Reported monthly revenue

Each position is a separate dated snapshot. Select a mark to inspect its source.

View all 13 financial disclosures and source links
Source date / metadataScopeMetric and periodUSD amountSource
5 Jan 2016PortfolioAnnual revenue
calendar year 2015
$202,785[7]
11 Aug 2017PortfolioPrevious 30 days
preceding 30 days
$34,733[8]
26 Feb 2018PortfolioMonthly revenue
monthly snapshot; exact accounting window unspecified
$52,843[9]
30 May 2019Nomad List + Remote OKMonthly revenue
monthly snapshot
≥ $83,333[10]
21 Sep 2020Remote OKMonthly revenue
this month; snapshot
$65,651[11]
12 Apr 2021Remote OKMonthly revenue
this month; snapshot
$101,101[12]
3 Jul 2023Photo AIMonthly revenue
per month; snapshot
$61,808[13]
25 Oct 2023Photo AIMRR before → after
retrospective pre/post-influencer event, event dates unspecified
$12,000 → $40,000–$50,000[4]
22 Sep 2024PortfolioTransient monthly-rate record
brief monthly-rate record reported after Lex Fridman interview
$420,000[6]
22 Feb 2025fly.pieter.comAnnualised revenue run rate
retrospective account anchored to build start22Feb2025; achievement17days later
$1,000,000[14]
6 Mar 2026Photo AIMonthly revenue
per month; snapshot
$105,000[15]
15 Aug 2026X-linked incomeMixed income bundle
mixed28-day statements and monthly normalization
$24,744[16]
23 Sep 2026PortfolioMonthly business revenue range
per-month business-revenue range
$200,000–$250,000[5]

For the MRR comparison, the event dates are unspecified. For the flight game, 22 February is the build-start metadata; the later retrospective describes the milestone as occurring seventeen days afterwards. Neither is a dated subscription series.

Photo AI · expressly described as MRR

A creator mention and a step change

Retrospective account published 25 October 2023. The dates of the underlying event are unspecified.

What the financial headlines actually mean

The $420k figure was a short-lived post-podcast spike, already declining when disclosed. It mixed software, books, merchandise and job ads. The later $10M/year headline included investment gains, many unrealised. Neither number is a subscription-MRR total. [6] [5]

The flight game's $1M figure was an annualised run rate, not $1M collected in seventeen days. [14]

2 The projects, in pictures

The big businesses grew out of smaller experiments. Avatar AI became Photo AI; the older Nomad Jobs fed into Remote OK.

Nomads.com / Nomad List (2014). City data and a community for remote workers. In September 2026, Levels replaced the higher membership charge with a $1 anti-spam signup and discussed sponsorship. [21] [22]

Remote OK (2015). A remote-job board monetised through recruitment listings and advertising. The original build used PHP and SQLite. [18]

Photo AI (2023). Personalised AI photos, later video. It evolved from the stylised-avatar product Avatar AI. [23] [24] [25]

Interior AI (2022). AI room redesign and virtual staging, following his generated-architecture experiment. [26] [20]

The rest. MAKE turns the method into a book; Rebase connects customers with relocation advisers; Hoodmaps crowdsources neighbourhood character. Later experiments include a flight game, Vibe Jam and generated-video stream Infinite Slop. [27] [28] [19] [14] [29] [30]

3 X: the posts people saw

Three popular posts to start. Expand for more viral posts and signature maker posts. Engagement is the archive's 18 October 2026 snapshot; estimated older views are marked. [31]

A joke about OpenAI’s remaining staff [32]

An image-led post on personnel changes became the largest item in the selected public archive.

56.4Mviews7.6Klikes1.1Kreposts
Original on X ↗Readable archive ↗

A broadside against the European Commission [33]

A polemical attack on EU institutions, illustrating the political side of his public profile.

26.6Mviews12.6Klikes2.2Kreposts
Original on X ↗Readable archive ↗

Apple Maps versus Google Maps [34]

A consumer-technology comparison that reached far beyond the startup audience.

25.4Mviews204.7Klikes7.8Kreposts
Original on X ↗Readable archive ↗

Engagement snapshot: 18 October 2026, as displayed by the author’s public blog. “Est.” identifies a view count that the archive itself estimates.

4 The short backstory

  • Before startups: electronic music, Panda Mix Show and a business-school thesis about the music industry's changing economics. [41] [42]
  • 2013: left Amsterdam for Bangkok after selling equipment and simplifying his life. [43]
  • 2014: announced twelve startups in twelve months. Nomad List became the breakthrough. [2] [21]
  • The misses: in 2021 he said only four of more than seventy attempts had made money and grown. That was his assessment at that date. [38]
  • Personal life: he has written about anxiety and the tension between relationships and constant travel. In 2024, his girlfriend's lost suitcase became the stated inspiration for Luggage Losers. [44] [45]

5 Arguments & contradictions

Solo, with help

His “one-person” model includes outside support. In 2022 he discussed contractors handling customer service, moderation and devops. [46]

The PHP argument

He attacks complicated web stacks and points to his own sales as evidence for simpler software. His 2026 Photo AI post described a 40,870-line PHP file. [47] [15]

Europe, loudly

Startup-policy proposals became increasingly blunt criticism of EU institutions. A December 2025 broadside ranks among his most-viewed archived posts. [48] [33]

AI helps — and threatens

In 2026 he argued that AI makes indie products easier to build and copy. Distribution, brand and proprietary data were his proposed defences. [49]

6 Project index 92

Browse the short selection or open the full searchable catalogue. Products, variants and creative experiments are separate entries.

USD · Self-reported snapshots, not current estimates. Monthly sales ≠ MRR. Total sales ≠ profit. Record year refers to a source or register (†).
Monthly revenueTotal sales / other figuresSource
2014Nomads.com (formerly Nomad List)Business / productCity data and a community for digital nomads; signup model changed in 2026.$61,000/moBrief post-Lex peak · Sep 2024 [6]43,252 paid membersHistorical count · Sep 2026 [22][21]
2015Remote OKBusiness / productRemote-job discovery and paid recruitment advertising; related to the earlier Nomad Jobs.$29,000/moPost-Lex snapshot · Sep 2024 [6]$101,101/moEarlier sales snapshot · Apr 2021 [12][18]
2023Photo AIBusiness / productPersonalised AI photography, evolving from Avatar AI; later expanded into video.$105,000/moRevenue · Mar 2026 [15]$80,000/mo profitReported · Mar 2026 [15][24]
2022Interior AIBusiness / productAI room redesign and virtual staging.$43,000/moBrief post-Lex peak · Sep 2024 [6]Not disclosed in cited sources[20]
2022Avatar AIBusiness / productPersonalised generated avatars; subsequently evolved into Photo AI.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[23]
2018MAKE BookBusiness / productSelf-published startup manual, with cumulative sales reported on its own website.$93,000/moBrief post-Lex peak · Sep 2024 [6]$955,903 total sales32,168 copies · 18 Oct 2026 [50][27]
2022RebaseBusiness / productRelocation referrals connecting remote workers with immigration specialists.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[51]
2017HoodmapsBusiness / productCrowdsourced maps of neighbourhood character.$0/moHistorical snapshot · Feb 2018 [9]Not disclosed in cited sources[19]
2024Luggage LosersBusiness / productAirline baggage-loss ranking announced in June 2024.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[45]
2026HotelistBusiness / productAccommodation-rating comparison and normalisation.$0/moHistorical snapshot · Sep 2024 [6]Not disclosed in cited sources[52]
2025fly.pieter.comBusiness / productAI-assisted browser flight game; later described with an annualised revenue milestone.Not disclosed in cited sources$1M annualised rateClaimed 17 days after Feb 2025 build start; not total earned [14][14]
2025Vibe JamCommunitySponsor-backed competition for AI-assisted games.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[29]
2026Infinite SlopBusiness / productInteractive stream of AI-generated video, directed by chat.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[30]
2026SuperLevelsBusiness / productFree open-source browser extension bundling everyday utilities.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[53]
2026XDR BoostBusiness / productFree open-source Mac display-brightness utility.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[54]
2022This House Does Not ExistBusiness / productGenerated architectural images; an early AI-image experiment.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[26]
2014Go Fucking Do ItBusiness / productCommitment contracts with deadlines and financial penalties.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[55]
2014TubelyticsBusiness / productAnalytics dashboard for YouTube publishers and groups of channels.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[56]
2014Play My InboxBusiness / productA player assembling music links found in email.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[57]
2014GIF BookBusiness / productPhysical flipbooks printed from animated GIFs.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[58]
2026†ut.pieter.comExperiment / utility—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2026pieter.com Windows XP PCExperiment / utilityBrowser-based Windows XP preservation experiment.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[60]
2026q1.pieter.comExperiment / utilityBrowser Quake I multiplayer experiment using a virtual null modem.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[61]
2026q2.pieter.comExperiment / utilityRestoration of a Quake II map for browser multiplayer.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[62]
2026rtcw.pieter.comExperiment / utilityBrowser multiplayer port built on existing Wolfenstein porting work.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[63]
2026†radio.pieter.comExperiment / utility—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2026†levels.io blogExperiment / utility—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2024pieter.orgExperiment / utilityCompanion proxy helping older browsers access modern web pages.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[64]
2026†DroneSim.comExperiment / utility—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2026†PieterOSExperiment / utility—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2026q3.pieter.comExperiment / utilityBrowser Quake III server using an existing Q3JS frontend.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[65]
2024pieter.netExperiment / utilityCompanion dial-up networking experiment described in the retro-computing account.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[64]
2025†ResizeAPI.comExperiment / utility—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2025†NSFWapi.comExperiment / utility—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2025†GPUapi.netExperiment / utility—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2026url2og.comExperiment / utilityScreenshot service used by his other websites.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[66]
2025†LoFi ATC BrazilExperiment / utility—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2024†eu/accCommunity—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2024†JSON.pubExperiment / utility—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2024pieter.com Windows 3.11 PCExperiment / utilityBrowser-based retro-computing environment.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[64]
2024†levelsio.com merchExperiment / utility—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2026levels.vcExperiment / utilityCreator-maintained investment portfolio, separate from software sales.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[67]
2023†Profile ReviewBusiness / product—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2023†@levelsio GPTExperiment / utility—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2023†Monkey Island AmsterdamExperiment / utility—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2023Pieter Levels: Startup AdventuresExperiment / utilityImage-and-text adventure experiment with released source code.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[68]
2023†Lego Box GeneratorExperiment / utility—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2022†Ah Shit Here We Go AgainExperiment / utility—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2026The State of Remote WorkExperiment / utilityRemote-work and compensation statistics from Remote OK.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[69]
2026The State of Digital NomadsExperiment / utilityStatistics derived from the platform’s own member sample.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[70]
2021†Remote OK in Microsoft WordExperiment / utility—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2021†Remote OK in Google DocsExperiment / utility—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2021Remote OK in VSCodeExperiment / utilityA VS Code-like interface for the existing job board.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[71]
2021†Remote WorkersExperiment / utility—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2021†MAKE Book NFT (sold)Experiment / utility—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2021Inflation ChartExperiment / utilityMarket charts compared with US-dollar money-supply changes.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[72]
2020†QR Menu CreatorBusiness / product—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2020IdeasAIBusiness / productEarly GPT-3 experiment generating startup ideas.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[73]
2020†Airline ListExperiment / utility—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2020†Climate FinderExperiment / utility—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2020†Nomad List MeetupsCommunity—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2019Bali Sea CableExperiment / utilityConnectivity monitoring between Bali and Singapore.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[74]
2019†How Much Is My Side Project WorthExperiment / utility—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2018†Maker RankCommunity—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2018No More GoogleExperiment / utilityDirectory of alternatives to Google products.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[75]
2018†Make VillageExperiment / utility—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2018†Fire CalculatorExperiment / utility—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2018†Remote Jobs APIExperiment / utility—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2017†Nomad GearBusiness / product—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2017Mute LifeExperiment / utilityCollaborative list of words to mute on social platforms.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[76]
2017†Ice Cream ChatExperiment / utility—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2016†Colive.coBusiness / product—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2016Places to WorkBusiness / productA spin-off built around coworking-place information.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[77]
2016Escape The BrexitExperiment / utilityA Nomad List spin-off excluding UK destinations.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[77]
2016†Keep Your Fucking ResolutionsExperiment / utility—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2015Startup RetreatsBusiness / productRemote-work group-retreat research and a related directory.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[78]
2016Taylor BotExperiment / utilityTravel chatbot based on Nomad List data.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[79]
2014#nomadsCommunityThe original Slack community and its automated signup workflow.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[80]
2014Nomad JobsBusiness / productEarlier remote-job board connected to the Nomad List audience.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[81]
2012FML DubstepCreative workElectronic-music project with documented releases.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[82]
2011†SparklesTV: How To Videos on YouTubeCreative work—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2011†HotForYa: Missed Connections Dating Site for Uni CampusesBusiness / product—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2011†SnapSnap: Cheap Taxis for the NetherlandsBusiness / product—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2010Drum & Bass & Dubstep MerchCreative workMusic merchandise distributed through Spreadshirt.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[83]
2009†AdSense Blog NetworkBusiness / product—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2008†GrannyBike: Dutch Bikes in LondonBusiness / product—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2012Panda Mix ShowCreative workElectronic-music mix network and supporting website.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[41]
2008Retake ManhattanCreative workA concept album from his drum-and-bass period.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[84]
2006†One DNB Nijmegen: Night Club EventCreative work—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2005†Reaktor The Hague: Night Club EventCreative work—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
2004PandaDNB: Drum & Bass Producer and DJCreative workPublic performance archive under the PandaDNB / Peet names.Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[85]
1994†ADVENTUR.BAT: Text Adventure Game in DOSExperiment / utility—Not disclosed in cited sourcesNot disclosed in cited sources[59]
92 entries

† Register year; otherwise the year of the linked account. These are not necessarily launch dates or evidence of current availability. [59]

Watch & listen

Conversations, product walkthroughs and the reasoning behind the numbers.

Lex Fridman · Episode 440 · 2024-08-20

Programming, Viral AI Startups, and Digital Nomad Life

The long-form account: Photo AI at 46:11, Hoodmaps at 1:39:21, automation at 2:23:07 and selling a startup at 2:34:33.

Watch on YouTube ↗ · Interview notes ↗
My First Million · 2022-07-14

How Pieter Levels Makes $2.7M/Year With 0 Employees

Sam Parr and Shaan Puri question the business model, contractors, lifestyle and reluctance to sell. The headline is a historical figure from 2022.

Watch on YouTube ↗ · Interview notes ↗
The Bootstrapped Founder · Arvid Kahl · 2023-10-25

Indie hacking is dead, now what?

A conversation about the changing indie landscape, AI products and finding distribution.

Watch on YouTube ↗ · Interview notes ↗
Stripe · John Collison · 2025-07-09

A Cheeky Pint with Pieter Levels

A shorter conversation: ChatGPT referrals at 10:59, AI automation at 11:43, and hacking thermostats at 15:05.

Watch on YouTube ↗ · Interview notes ↗

7 Sources

Open 85 linked primary sources
  1. Pieter Levels: official biographyAuthor disclosure · 18 Oct 2026
  2. The original twelve-startup challengeAuthor disclosure · 1 Mar 2014
  3. RSM alumni and student in FD top50 best entrepreneurs under35University record · 31 Jan 2017
  4. The Bootstrapped Founder interviewAuthor disclosure · 25 Oct 2023
  5. Business income and investment gains, separately explainedAuthor disclosure · 23 Sep 2026 · original X post ↗
  6. The short-lived sales record after Lex FridmanAuthor disclosure · 22 Sep 2024 · original X post ↗
  7. 2015 annual sales disclosureAuthor disclosure · 5 Jan 2016 · original X post ↗
  8. August 2017 sales and expense disclosureAuthor disclosure · 11 Aug 2017 · original X post ↗
  9. February 2018 monthly sales disclosureAuthor disclosure · 26 Feb 2018 · original X post ↗
  10. 2019 annualised million-dollar milestoneAuthor disclosure · 30 May 2019 · original X post ↗
  11. Remote OK: September 2020 sales and codebaseAuthor disclosure · 21 Sep 2020 · original X post ↗
  12. Remote OK: April 2021 revenue postAuthor disclosure · 12 Apr 2021 · original X post ↗
  13. Photo AI: July 2023 revenue and codebaseAuthor disclosure · 3 Jul 2023 · original X post ↗
  14. fly.pieter.com, my first vibecoded flight simulator which reached$1M ARR in17 daysAuthor account · 22 Feb 2025 · original X post ↗
  15. Photo AI: March 2026 sales and codebaseAuthor disclosure · 6 Mar 2026 · original X post ↗
  16. X-linked income breakdownAuthor disclosure · 15 Aug 2026 · original X post ↗
  17. Nomad List's 2019 interface, published in Levels's five-year retrospective. Historical screenshot; prices and city rankings are from that period.Original image · 29 Jul 2019
  18. How I built Remote | OK and launched it to #1 on Product HuntAuthor account · 2 Apr 2015 · original X post ↗
  19. Building a startup in public: from first line of code to frontpage of RedditAuthor account · 26 Jul 2017 · original X post ↗
  20. How I built Interiorai.com from scratch in5 daysAuthor account · 4 Oct 2022 · original X post ↗
  21. How I got my startup to #1 on both Product Hunt and Hacker News by accidentAuthor account · 16 Aug 2014
  22. After a decade, I have made nomads.com free for everyone nowAuthor account · 5 Sep 2026 · original X post ↗
  23. Create your own AI avatars with my new mini project avatarAI.meAuthor account · 28 Oct 2022 · original X post ↗
  24. My new project Photo AI a photorealistic AI photo studioAuthor account · 10 Feb 2023 · original X post ↗
  25. AI Video Generator & Image Generator by Photo AIProduct website · 18 Oct 2026
  26. This House Does Not ExistAuthor account · 18 Sep 2022 · original X post ↗
  27. My book MAKE on bootstrapping startups is now live on Product HuntAuthor account · 12 Mar 2018 · original X post ↗
  28. Life Done Differently Podcast: Thinking and doing for yourselfAuthor account · 2022
  29. Winners of the2025 vibe code game jamAuthor account · 23 Apr 2025 · original X post ↗
  30. I built Infinite Slop, an infinite interactive AI generated live streamAuthor account · 29 Aug 2026 · original X post ↗
  31. Public archive: statistics and most-viewed postsAuthor disclosure · 18 Oct 2026
  32. A joke about OpenAI’s remaining staffAuthor disclosure · 26 Sep 2024 · original X post ↗
  33. X post criticising the European CommissionAuthor disclosure · 9 Dec 2025 · original X post ↗
  34. Apple Maps versus Google MapsAuthor disclosure · 19 Aug 2024 · original X post ↗
  35. The Iberian power outageAuthor disclosure · 28 Apr 2025 · original X post ↗
  36. The arrival of synthetic influencersAuthor disclosure · 15 Jan 2026 · original X post ↗
  37. A solar-farm observation in DubaiAuthor disclosure · 15 Jun 2025 · original X post ↗
  38. The 2021 portfolio hit-rate postAuthor disclosure · 7 Nov 2021 · original X post ↗
  39. Levels appeared on Lex Fridman Podcast #440 in August 2024. Official episode-cover image, linked from Levels's own post.Original image · 20 Aug 2024
  40. Levels with Stripe co-founder Patrick Collison, in a photograph shared in July 2024. His accompanying post described Stripe's importance to his businesses.Original image · 24 Jul 2024
  41. New Panda Mix Show branding and websiteAuthor account · 4 Oct 2012
  42. Music-industry thesis and degree detailsAuthor disclosure · 24 Sep 2012
  43. Reset your lifeAuthor disclosure · 22 Apr 2013
  44. Love, Anxiety and Startups: 2014 retrospectiveAuthor disclosure · 31 Dec 2014
  45. I made luggage losers a live ranking of airlines by lost luggageAuthor account · 30 Jun 2024 · original X post ↗
  46. My First Million Podcast: bootstrapping, open startups and lifestyle inflationAuthor account · 14 Jul 2022
  47. The argument against complicated web stacksAuthor disclosure · 24 Aug 2024 · original X post ↗
  48. Six proposed policy goals for EuropeAuthor disclosure · 10 Dec 2024 · original X post ↗
  49. AI and the future of indie hackingAuthor disclosure · 30 Jul 2026 · original X post ↗
  50. MAKE: The Indie Startup ManualProduct website · 18 Oct 2026
  51. Building Remotely Podcast: Relocation of remote workersAuthor account · 10 May 2022
  52. I made hotelist.com to fix Airbnb's4.5 to5.0 rating scaleAuthor account · 5 Oct 2026 · original X post ↗
  53. I open sourced my first Chrome extension SuperLevelsAuthor account · 23 Apr 2026 · original X post ↗
  54. I made a free open source xdr boost app for macOS using claude code in5 minutesAuthor account · 1 Apr 2026 · original X post ↗
  55. My2nd startup: Go Fucking Do It, set a goal + deadline and if you fail, you payAuthor account · 19 Apr 2014
  56. My3rd startup: Tubelytics, the real-time dashboard for YouTube publishersAuthor account · 31 May 2014
  57. Play My Inbox, collect music from your inbox and playlist themAuthor account · 9 Mar 2014
  58. GIFbook, the first animated GIF flipbookAuthor account · 2 Oct 2014
  59. List of all my projects everProject register snapshot · 18 Oct 2026
  60. You can run Windows XP inside a tweetAuthor account · 13 Oct 2026 · original X post ↗
  61. I built a web-based virtual null modem to play Quake I in MS-DOS in multiplayer onlineAuthor account · 10 Jun 2026 · original X post ↗
  62. I revived a28 year old Quake2 map with AI into web-based multiplayerAuthor account · 11 Jun 2026 · original X post ↗
  63. I ported Return to Castle Wolfenstein to the web with multiplayer in an hour using AIAuthor account · 11 Jun 2026 · original X post ↗
  64. Building Pieter.com, my retro PC in the browserAuthor account · 30 Jul 2024 · original X post ↗
  65. Quake III server now runs in the browser 7 years laterAuthor account · 16 Mar 2026 · original X post ↗
  66. Meta is doing heavy scraping on my sites including url2og possibly for image video or world modelsAuthor account · 6 Aug 2026 · original X post ↗
  67. levels.vc - my investment fundProduct website · 18 Oct 2026
  68. Open sourced my entire ChatGPT code for image text adventuresAuthor account · 27 Nov 2023 · original X post ↗
  69. Remote Work Statistics 2026Product website · 18 Oct 2026
  70. The 2026 State of Digital NomadsProduct website · 18 Oct 2026
  71. Made a fully functional fake VS Code to browse remote jobs without your boss finding outAuthor account · 9 Sep 2021 · original X post ↗
  72. Inflation Chart: the stock market adjusted for the US-dollar money supplyAuthor account · 14 Feb 2021
  73. This week I built a startup idea generator with GPT-3Author account · 28 Aug 2020 · original X post ↗
  74. Monitoring Bali's undersea internet cableAuthor account · 5 Aug 2019 · original X post ↗
  75. Launched no more Google on product huntAuthor account · 26 Sep 2018 · original X post ↗
  76. In a world of outrage, mute wordsAuthor account · 9 Aug 2017
  77. Bootstrapping side projects into profitable startupsAuthor account · 22 Sep 2016
  78. Do the economics of remote work retreats make any sense?Author account · 17 Apr 2015
  79. My chatbot gets catcalledAuthor account · 29 May 2016
  80. How I hacked Slack into a community platform with TypeformAuthor account · 23 Nov 2014
  81. How I built Nomad Jobs, a remote job board for100% distributed startupsAuthor account · 31 Aug 2014
  82. FML - OCTOPU$$YAuthor account · 26 Oct 2012
  83. My Drum & Bass and Dubstep merch line on SpreadshirtAuthor account · 27 Jun 2010
  84. DNBforum.nl Podcast: Panda Drum & Bass presents Retake ManhattanAuthor account · 14 Apr 2008
  85. I started DJing as Peet/PandaDNBAuthor account · 16 Jan 2004