Software is changing. Builders are changing. The playbook is changing. The New Build breaks down exactly how today’s solo founders and small teams are building and shipping apps that reach millions of users — faster, leaner, and without traditional dev teams. New episodes every other week.
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In the Season 1 finale, Abhinav chats with the founders of a rescue dog app modeled on Hinge, a climate prep tool, and a women's health tracker that started as a hair products brand.
Scott Belsky, the Behance founder and former Adobe CPO, shares about building with empathy, surviving the messy middle, and what he looks for when backing founders.
Eric Ries wrote The Lean Startup. His new book, Incorruptible, asks a harder question: Why do good companies stop being good?
Clément Llehi didn’t need a co-founder, outsider funding, or a coding background to bootstrap Makko to 300 employees and 600+ enterprise clients.
Allbirds co-founder Joey Zwillinger on the decisions that built a $4B IPO, the ones that broke it, and what he's doing differently at Biologica.
Giselle Gonzales and Olena Voloshyna of EqualReach on building a marketplace where commercial success and social impact are the same thing.
Matt Graham bootstrapped RapidDev to 220 people without raising a dollar, and has learned plenty from watching 400+ product launches along the way.
After 11 years booking recording studios for major artists, Sam Rudy is now building the marketplace the music industry never had.
Brian Henderson built Wash-Dry-Fold POS without a coding background — now it serves laundromat owners in all 50 states.
How Vai Singh validated his science content with 55K YouTube subscribers before building the Turing App
Fuzzy sat down with Emmanuel to talk about why bundling beats focus, what Slack should have done differently, and his honest take on vibe coding.
A pandemic puppy sparked a pet health startup. Here's how Elita’s co-founders pivoted, built on Bubble, and won at SXSW Sydney.
