JJ Englert
Founder, NoCode Alliance. On 1 show, 1 appearance. The Shows tab opens the full record on each.
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JJ Englert is a Bubble developer and educator who founded the software platform Jump Studio as well as the education community NoCode Alliance. He hosts the This Week in No Code podcast and teaches entrepreneurs how to build applications using no-code and AI workflows.
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Everything JJ Englert said on any show that made the record, most notable first. Each card names its show and opens the statement there.
JJ Englert says no-code accelerates product-market fit and cuts maintenance costs
“It's advantageous to build on no code in many ways, especially in these early days, because the cost to maintain it is lower. The ability to ship is faster, and that gives you the ability to move quicker and to adjust to your customer's needs faster, which hel…”
JJ Englert built Bubble no-code systems processing 20 million monthly workflows
“Over the last year and a half, I've built no code systems that natively on bubble process over twenty million workflows a month without a problem, right?”
A last-minute buyer offered $4,000 over asking price for Jump Studios
“And then the last moment, a new buyer emerged and offered 4000 dollars more than asking price.”
Englert used public demos and P&L records to filter out casual buyers
“The biggest thing that I did was I recorded a demo, I recorded customer interviews, and I made my P&L public, and I was like, here's everything, right? Don't really come at me unless you're ready, you've watched all that, and you're ready to actually have more…”
Englert failed to sell his first $300K startup because it lacked revenue
“I tried to sell my first tech startup, the one I invested like 300 grand into, but it had no revenue, and I couldn't even sell it. I couldn't even sell the technology for it, right?”
A single LOI triggered four competing buyer offers for Jump Studios overnight
“There was one night where like one person sent an LOI out of the blue. And then I got like four more right away.”
JJ Englert spent $300,000 and 2.5 years building a .NET startup
“My first startup, non-technical founder built on a .NET stack. We spent over 300,000 dollars in the technology. We were just spent the whole time, two and a half years, just trying to make the technology work.”
Recreating multi-year P&L records was the hardest part of Englert's acquisition
“I think the hardest thing that I had to do with this process was create a P and L sheet, you know, and like, just go back two or three years into my records to get all those P and L. That was the hardest thing.”
One line per show, most statements first. The link opens JJ's full record on that show: the calibration, argument clarity, speaking style and every statement made there.
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 ACQUISITION STORIESLEDGER | Founder, NoCode Alliance | 1 | 9 | — | full record on Startup Acquisition Stories → |