Noah Labhart

Maybe tell me about a decision or trade-off you had to make in building that early version.

It could be technical decisions, right?

And you kind of talked through a little bit of that at a high level, but maybe around approach and maybe feature limitation or technical debt acceptance, any of those things, and how you coped with those decisions.

Today's episode is brought to you by .Tech Domains.

And this one hits close to home.

Back in 2016, when I was building my own tech startup, I went on the hunt for that elusive .com.

Looked high, looked low, and guess what I found?

Nothing.

What I did find cost me an arm and a leg.

So I did what every founder does under pressure.

threw in extra letters, settled for the less than optimal name.

And here's what I wish someone had said to me back then.

Noah, you're building a tech startup.

Just get a .tech domain.

techstartup.techdomain.

It could not be more obvious.

It tells investors, customers, and anyone who looks at your website, really, that tech is at the core of your build.

And I've kicked myself plenty since.

Especially when I see the clean and sharp names tech companies have landed on .tech.

Nothing.tech, 1x.tech, Aurora.tech, CES.tech, Ultra.tech, Alice.tech, Neon.tech, Blaze.tech, Pi.tech.