4 Products
559 Total Interest
0.43 Avg Engagement
Productivity Top Category
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Edward Sturm's launch portfolio tells a story. 4 products, 9 categories, and an engagement trajectory you can trace through the timeline below.

Launch Portfolio

All 4 products, sorted by community engagement.

Censorship-free AI chat & search engine
326
iOS Productivity Artificial Intelligence
Mar 2024 94 discussions 0.29 engagement
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Stake ETH on yourself, make ETH when others fail
114
Health & Fitness Productivity Web3
Jun 2022 41 discussions 0.36 engagement
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Growth marketing ideas to scale your company
108
Marketing Growth Hacking
Mar 2022 8 discussions 0.07 engagement
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How to obtain power on the internet
11
Twitter Social Media Marketing
Dec 2023 11 discussions 1.00 engagement
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Launch Timeline

YearProductsAvg InterestTop Launch
2022 2 111 Commit Club
2023 1 11 48 Laws of Twitter
2024 1 326 OSO AI

Categories

Productivity (2) Marketing (2) iOS (1) Artificial Intelligence (1) Health & Fitness (1) Web3 (1) Growth Hacking (1) Twitter (1) Social Media (1)

What the Numbers Say

4 launches, 0.43 average engagement, 559 cumulative interest. Edward Sturm's portfolio shows a builder who maintains audience attention across multiple products.

Frequently Asked Questions

They either have fewer than 3 tracked products, or their products launched below our engagement threshold. We set the bar at 3 products to ensure founder pages have enough data to be useful.

Founder pages are rebuilt with every index update. A founder's stats change when we add new products to the index.

Yes. If the same person is listed as a maker on products from different companies, all of those products appear on their founder page. That's one of the advantages of tracking by person rather than by company.

We track the makers listed on each product's launch page. A founder appears here if they're credited on 3 or more products in our index.

Serial builders. Some founders launch multiple products across different categories. Others iterate publicly, launching new versions or pivots as separate products. Both patterns show up in the data.

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