I'm not entirely convinced.
A software company built around one habit: checking the number everyone else quotes. We ship small, self-funded products — three of them live — and the thing they have in common is that they show you the figure the category would rather round off.
What we build
Three products, all live
Each one exists because the standard version of it reports a flattering number. We own and run all three end to end — no investors, no acquisition track.
Testimonials.Free
LiveTestimonial collection and embeddable walls. Text testimonials are never capped — on any plan, including the free one — and the embed ships finished markup instead of phoning home, so it can't slow the page it sits on.
testimonials.freekeep.fans
LiveFinancial back-office for independent creators. Platform payouts are quoted gross; this works out what actually lands after the platform's cut, expenses, and tax — across every platform at once. Keep your fans. Keep your money.
keep.fansWhatPays.org
LiveA comparable database of income methods, ranked by effective hourly rate net of expenses and unpaid time — with a failure rate on every record. Everyone else counts the people who made money. We also count everyone who tried.
whatpays.orgHow we decide things
Four rules we don't trade away
These are enforced in code, not in a style guide. Each one has cost us a feature someone asked for.
Contact
Think one of these is wrong?
Good — that's the useful kind of mail. Counterexamples, better sources, and corrections to anything above all go to the same address. So do partnership and press enquiries.
Arguments, counterexamples, and citations welcome at hello@imnotentirelyconvinced.com. Assertions delivered with confidence alone will be read and enjoyed, but not counted.