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Mignano: Josh Moore built AI app Wave to $5M ARR solo
“Josh Moore on my podcast. He started this app called Wave. Have you guys seen this app, Wave? It's kind of like Ranola. It's like a note-taking thing with AI. It's doing like five million ARR. He built it by himself, just like he had never coded before in his …”
Michael Mignano Mar 13, 2025 ▶ 20:08 Michael Mignano on Building Anchor, Social Podcasting, and the Future of Oboe.
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Mignano: Anchor was originally founded as a social audio platform
“The original vision for anchor actually was not to be a podcast platform. It was very, very idealistic. We want it to be a social media platform, audio, social media. Like think clubhouse, but a couple of years earlier.”
Michael Mignano Mar 13, 2025 ▶ 2:52 Michael Mignano on Building Anchor, Social Podcasting, and the Future of Oboe.
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Mignano: Anchor raised under $15M and had 25 employees when acquired
“We ended up raising just under fifteen million total. We were about 25 people when we exited. We sold to Spotify in twenty-nineteen. They actually announced two acquisitions on the same day, Anchor and Gimlet.”
Michael Mignano Mar 13, 2025 ▶ 5:23 Michael Mignano on Building Anchor, Social Podcasting, and the Future of Oboe.
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