who are we?

we've lived the 0 to 1 of the internet capital markets story with $noice.

a few friends who have been working for the better part of the last decade. we were dark horses: 0 venture funding, not part of any cabals, no money & not ex-”anything relevant”.

and then one fine day, everything changed. we launched noice on 21st may, 2025: a farcaster app that let you send crypto when you like, comment or follow someone on farcaster. 

we launched the product (and) the token on the same day (day 0, really). we launched at a $35,000 market cap on clanker. In 3 months, we’d raised $500,000 because $noice got traded (that become our runway), got listed on coinbase, won base batches #001 india & global, raised from coinbase ventures & balaji srinivasan while distributing $2M to 60,000 creators across 12M tips; view our stats.

we did well. we had a pmf, but were also at a local maxima. we were a big fish in a very, very small pond

a bunch of nobodys living in bangalore, suddenly had a $10M warchest & 20M views across the internet. this was our fourth company. what changed?

we launched a token. and it worked. up and to the right. users up. runway up. stress up too, but in the best way possible. and somewhere along that chaos, we found ourselves obsessed with finding the next hundreds dark horses like us.

they aren’t to be found in the stanfords and YCs of the world. those guys have a lot of patient capital available for them & everybody around them is doing the same thing. raise millions in seed, delay death till year 3 (because they have the money). 

we think the opposite. you should accelerate death to month 6. if your idea sucks, die fast and move on. your time on earth is finite.

do we have all the answers? no. do we have the dawg to figure it out? yes.