Golf app built alongside a tech job
A golf app the founder built as a side project while working full time at a big tech company, before deciding whether to go all in on it.
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Source
Matt on Starter Story with Pat Walls, “I Quit My Job at Meta to Build a $30K/Month SaaS”, July 15, 2026.
Self-reported by Matt: $30K a month Not verified by us.
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