No team, no studio. Sagie Grunhaus turned a birthday gift for his mom into a business selling at a pace of $100,000 a year, and he did it alone. Now he tells the whole story.
A little over a year ago Sagie made his mother an animated video from photos of her through the years. That one gift became Echoes: upload photos from your phone, and Echoes brings them to life and joins them into one moving, studio-quality video with music, an opening and an ending.
Today Echoes has hundreds of customers, and Sagie still builds and runs every part of it himself.
In this session he tells it the honest way: how it started, what he got wrong, what finally worked, and how one person keeps a real business running.
What you'll hear
- How it started: one gift for his mom, and how it turned into a product people pay for
- Doing it all alone: how one person builds, sells and runs the whole business
- The mistakes: what went wrong along the way, so you can skip them
- What worked: the steps that took a side project to a real business
- Your questions: ask Sagie anything, live
Who it's for
Anyone with an idea or a side project who keeps thinking "I can't do this alone" or "I'm not technical enough". Come hear from someone who did it alone.
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