Saas Websites

Étienne Garbugli is a consultant and author who helps product-led SaaS companies increase revenue through lifecycle email strategies. He is the author of *The SaaS Email Marketing Playbook*, *Lean B2B*, *Find Your Market*, and *Solving Product*. He built the email program that drove 4x revenue growth at LANDR. Étienne is also a three-time founder. His presentation, *26 Time Management Hacks I Wish I’d Known at 20*, has been read by over 33 million people.

Timo Anttila is a full-stack web developer passionate about designing and developing intuitive user experiences. He has crafted hundreds of websites and services for clients globally, built his own sports and eCommerce platforms, and implemented various REST APIs using Node and PHP. Timo is the full-stack developer and owner at Tuspe Design Oy and co-founder and part-time full-stack developer at Ratsukko Solutions Oy. He is also an active day trader and investor. Timo is fascinated by artificial intelligence, technological marvels, and human behavior.

Alexandru Golovatenco, also known as Sandu, builds tools for creators. He studies how SaaS companies grow and shares his experiences through YouTube videos. He is currently working full-time on SchoolMaker.com, a results-focused course hosting platform. He also works on Sponsorship.so, a tool to find YouTubers for sponsorships, and RailsBlocks.com, a collection of Ruby on Rails UI components. Alexandru shares his learnings about SaaS growth and marketing on SoftwareGrowth.io.

Mac Martine is a business builder with a passion for SaaS apps. Since 2007, Mac has been building businesses, experiencing both failures and successes, including growing a business from $0 to $61k MRR in 2.5 years before selling. Mac is currently focused on building a portfolio of digital assets guided by personal values. Based in Portland, Oregon, Mac is currently living in Valencia, Spain with his family. Mac enjoys travel, meditation, and inline skating.

Michele Hansen is the founder of Geocodio, a SaaS that provides geocoding services. She has spoken at various conferences including MicroConf Europe, TinyUK, and Laravel Live Copenhagen. Michele also gave a Deploy Empathy customer interviewing workshop and talk at Full Stack Europe 2022. She is the author of the book, Deploy Empathy, and has been featured on podcasts such as Inside Intercom, Indie Hackers, and Startups for the Rest of Us.

Dima Pashutskii is a maker of videos and products on the internet. He creates videos, builds products, and writes online, focusing on topics like freedom, money, travel, creativity, and intentional living. Dima's career began in tech support and evolved into network engineering, server administration, and eventually software engineering. He worked as a software engineer for about six years before dedicating himself to creating. He also enjoys filmmaking and started a YouTube channel to share his travels. Dima and his wife spent four years as digital nomads exploring Southeast Asia before settling in the Netherlands.

Victor A is passionate about software development and dedicated to sharing his knowledge and experience with fellow developers, enthusiasts, and learners. His goal is to provide valuable resources and guidance to help others thrive in the tech world. Through articles, tutorials, and guides, he covers a wide range of topics in software development, including programming languages, frameworks, best practices, and industry trends. He aims to empower developers to reach their full potential and build exceptional software solutions. Victor A believes in the power of knowledge sharing and community collaboration to drive innovation and excellence in the tech industry.

Devan Sabaratnam was born in Malaysia and migrated to Australia at age 12. He attended boarding school in Adelaide, where he learned independence and self-reliance. He initially trained as a commercial pilot but found work at an IBM dealership in 1986, sparking his interest in computers and programming. In 1989, he started his own programming consulting business and has worked for himself since. He enjoys creating things with code and helping small businesses use technology. He is married to an artist, has two sons, and lives in tropical north Australia with two cats.

Garrett Dimon has been designing and developing software on the web for a couple of decades with a focus on information architecture, HTML, CSS, accessibility, Ruby, and Rails. He graduated from the University of Texas at Dallas with a degree in Computer Science. He launched Sifter, a hosted bug and issue tracking application, and later sold it. He worked for Wildbit focused on Postmark. Currently, he is a partner in Very Good Software, working full time on Fireside and Flipper. He is also a left below-knee amputee who enjoys staying active with activities like sit-skiing, paddleboarding, mountain biking, hiking, and camping.

Peter Backx is a maker who documents his projects and experiments on his blog, Streamhead. He started as a tech enthusiast, playing with computers and electronics kits. He has a Master of Science and a PhD in computer science, focusing on application clusters, grids, and automation. He has experience in J2EE and web applications. After working as a consultant and helping to create a popular news site, he now runs a small SaaS for small businesses in Belgium and is interested in the maker movement, particularly 3D printing.

Stan Bright, also known as Stanislav Bozhkov, is a software engineer and entrepreneur originally from Bulgaria and currently residing in Sydney, Australia. He is passionate about software development, automation, productivity, business, philosophy, good books, a healthy and active lifestyle, and building products that improve people’s lives. Stan is the creator of SaaSHub and LibHunt, and is currently working on GoodStrata.au. He considers himself a polymath in progress.

Rodolpho Arruda is a seasoned product and project manager and a serial startup entrepreneur. He began his career in IT in 1993 and has since worked in project management, online learning, and tech startups. He currently works for Tautos, developing lightweight CRUD SaaS. Rodolpho enjoys cycling, programming, reading, and spending time with his two children. He is also a retired 2nd-degree Aikido black belt and has a passion for Free Open Source Software. He is married to his wife, Ana.

Cory Zue is a software developer and entrepreneur. He is currently a full-time indie hacker, working on a portfolio of side-projects, including SaaS Pegasus, a Django boilerplate for building SaaS applications. Previously, Cory was the CTO of Dimagi from 2007-2017 and is now an advisor to the organization. He also created Place Card Me. Cory writes occasionally about building software and documented his six-month solopreneur sabbatical, hoping to inspire other aspiring solopreneurs or burnt-out developers.

Kamil Rudnicki is the founder and CEO of TimeCamp, a time tracking SaaS software company, which he has been building since 2009. He identifies as a programmer, entrepreneur, and lifelong learner with interests spanning usable psychology, self-improvement, business, philosophy, and meditation. Kamil is an introvert (INTJ) who strives for minimalism. He is currently blogging using Obsidian Digital Garden, sharing his thoughts and writings on his website.

Peter Kudeláš is a full-stack developer currently working as a Senior Web Editor at Henkel. He also works on web development projects outside of his primary occupation. Peter recently launched Check My Ticket 2.0, a Vue-based web application. He is also developing web-based value calculators for a sales team, utilizing React and Java Spring. Outside of work, Peter is developing a React/Remix-based SaaS application. He is also pursuing a master's degree and is taking a Full Stack Engineer course on CodeCademy. He is currently reading Deep Work by Cal Newport.

Carlos Vilhena is a Product and Engineering Leader based in Portugal. He has a background in Software Engineering and 18 years of commercial Product, Engineering, and Management experience for high-growth startups, established businesses, and public institutions across Europe. He has co-founded a SaaS company, helped build better government services, scaled distributed engineering teams, helped Talkdesk, and built Astrada’s first API platform. He enjoys solving complex problems, growing product and engineering teams, taking projects from concept to release, and working with fast-paced teams to deliver value and scalable solutions. He writes about Entrepreneurship, Leadership and Engineering.

Paul Berens is a product marketer and business strategy leader with a management consulting foundation. He is currently bringing data products to market and helping build a SaaS business at VarianMedSys, with previous experience at HP and Deloitte. He has deep experience with product market fit, go-to-market strategy and product launches, positioning and messaging, integrated marketing / demand generation, SaaS, measurement and analytics. He is interested in resonant stories, unanticipated insights, transformational technology, meaningful relationships, and Arbejdsglæde.

Patrick Bollenbach is a software founder from Canada who has spent the last 10 years travelling full time around the world building niche SaaS products and community websites. He is the founder of multiple projects including Recipe Kit, Wait.li, Better Blog Comments, kwconcerts.ca, runclubs.ca, cuento.app, and jetson.help. He currently lives in Vancouver and enjoys trail running, camping, and surfing.

Olly Headey is an internet flâneur. In 2007, he co-founded FreeAgent, a cloud accounting product. He helped scale the business to 120,000 customers and 260 staff, through an IPO and successful acquisition. He spent 2022/23 as Director of Engineering at 37signals. Today, he mentors CTOs, maintains Pagecord and Feedgrab, and develops his photography career. He occasionally gives conference talks and podcast appearances.

Angus Cheng develops applications and writes about his experiences. He created Bank Statement Converter and wrote a book about its creation. He is currently working on a visual novel called Busty Barrister Barbara. He blogs about the game's development, including the technical aspects of building it and the process of hiring people for the project. He also writes about his personal experiences, such as applying for eVisas and spending Christmas with his girlfriend's family.

Michal is a UNIX engineer turned entrepreneur. He has been programming since the age of 12 and running Linux and BSD servers since 14, always using his 1989 IBM Model M keyboard. He views programming as both a practical tool and an art form. Michal is focused on growing his business, Syften, with a goal to reach $100,000/month in revenue to fund other projects. He previously worked on OpenBSD, improving the scheduler.