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Reintroducing myself since a lot of you are new here… I'm 26 and run a 25+ person global software and payments company based in California. The path here was anything but normal. I was born in India and moved to the Bay Area when I was five. My first real job was as a graphic designer for my local city hall. I later went the traditional route to medical school before launching my first business. I only started a small software company to help pay for med school, but then COVID hit and I eventually dropped out to pursue business full time. My cofounder was actually a friend I used to play COD all the time with. Him and I went on to build multiple 7-8 figure eCommerce brands ourselves. One of our biggest takeaways from doing that was experiencing how fragmented and unreliable the infrastructure behind ecom brands was. So we built what we wished existed. That became Apptics, which helps brands: - Build higher-converting checkout experiences - Increase AOV through upsells and order bumps - Access flexible payment processing - Prevent chargebacks before they hit - Maintain control of their customers, subscriber tokens, and data Today we're a multi-million dollar company with a team of 25+ across the world, a growing headquarters in Walnut Creek, and a vision much bigger than where we are now. I'll be posting about: - Building Apptics - Payments and eCommerce - Hiring and managing a global team - Product, growth, and operations - The mistakes, stress, and chaos behind scaling a company Apptics is already the backbone for some of the biggest 8-figure brands on here and we're just getting started. Follow along to be a part of the journey.