Q a great app. We got acquired. It sounds like things worked out pretty well, but I'd love to dive into, um, the story of, uh, the acquisition. So, uh, you list on, on micro required. Tell me, um, you know, how did that process go? Um, how did you land on the buyer? Just maybe we can start from a high level and then we'll dive in a little deeper.
A Yeah. Okay. So first of all, I need to mention that, uh, prior to selling the main app or, um, so we, we have, we, we had to build five apps. So one of them was not built in the same technologies, like in the same core and no core was shared between this app and the four others. So we decided to, to sell this one micro acquire. And this was, uh, late 2021, and this, and we actually sold it in January 2022 to another competitor app, um, via micro acquire, and, uh, process went very smooth. Uh, there was some back and forth messaging with the acquire, and we actually sold it for a price. We were quite surprised, like, we were about to shut it down for free, and we sold it, I think, for 40,000. Uh, but there were no, I mean, there were like just a hundred client and no much revenue, like a 1500, something like that per month, maybe less than that. And for us, the, the process was like, I think micro acquire for us was new. We were very pleased with the experience. Um, and then when we were about to sell the business, the whole business, like the bigger chunk, uh, with the, I mean, the, for other apps, we also decided to Um, listed on microacquire, but this was actually an hesitation. Do we go with a broker or do we go with microacquire? Because we've spoken with some people and people were like, maybe you should go with a broker. It's easier to sell a bigger business, but there's …
AI assessment note: “prior to selling the main app... we had to build five apps.”