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We picked up the phone and thought, “okay, who’s playing this prank on us?” We got a phone call from somebody from a venture capital firm who had seen the product. We thought, “wow, it is possible we can think of an idea, take some time to work on it and it turns into something.”Īs we began to see some press take notice of the product, we just couldn’t believe what was happening. We launched it in just a month, and it felt really good. The idea was called SuprGlu, and it was a content aggregator that took advantage of the Web 2.0 phenomenon taking off at the time, aggregating users’ posts from services like Flickr, and Blogger.

In 2005, we decided to take a month off from doing consulting work to just try to build out an idea that we had. It wasn’t big business⁠-one of their first projects was a $600 website for their roommate’s aunt’s education video product.īut it didn’t take long for the “let’s build something of our own” bug to bite. New projects would come in through referrals, and their slowly growing body of work continued to bring in business. A Small Agency With AmbitionĪt first, Danny and Shawn did development work for clients. Both of us were just like, “we don’t really have much going on…maybe now is the time to start that studio we always talked about.”Īnd so, in 2003, the pair launched their company, Iridesco. Shawn and I are living together in a brownstone in Hoboken, New Jersey. Once the bust hit, the pair got to see “the other side of the coin” as the industry took a sharp downturn.

Once we graduated, we both went to work at different internet consulting firms. We were excited and just itching to work on stuff, so even during school I was working on side projects with friends.

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We were both studying computer science, and at the time, the dot com boom was in full swing. It was also the year that Danny Wen and his co-founder, Shawn Liu, graduated from Cornell and entered the workforce. The year 2000 was (as anyone who was working then remembers) a very, very bad time to work for a “dot com.” How Harvest Grew to 40,000+ Customers With Zero Funding We talked to Danny, co-founder of Harvest, about his company’s track record of rapid development (and, ironically, deliberately gradual growth), and how they went from a two-person design and development agency to one of the most successful businesses in the time-tracking space. Often, startups raise a lot of money, telling themselves that it will help them to be this aggressive with their product releases.īut here’s the kicker: Harvest has never raised a dime. They were the first in their space to integrate with Twitter.They were one of the first businesses to launch an iPhone app (before the App Store even existed).Their app was one of the first SaaS products built with Ruby on Rails.To look back on the history of Harvest is to read an 11-year case study on the power of being ahead of the curve: Or maybe⁠-and, talking to Danny, this possibility seems far, far more likely⁠-that short-term thinking is what has helped Harvest stay on the bleeding edge of innovation, constantly beating larger, more established players when it comes to embracing new devices, technologies and ways of thinking. Maybe that lack of planning has held the company back from growing even bigger, and owning a greater share of a very competitive market.

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We don’t try to plan too far ahead, because we couldn’t have planned to be where we are.Įven today, running a 51-person company that sells time tracking software to freelancers and agencies alike, Danny says that the team, “can only plan a few months in advance.”

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Pennsylvanians can continue to use the state’s website, COMPASS, to apply for benefits, such as Medical Assistance, CHIP, TANF/cash assistance, Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), SNAP/food stamps, home and community based services, long-term care, and free or reduced school meals. Since 2016, we have been providing input on DHS’ development of the M圜OMPASS PA mobile app for state residents to manage their application for and receipt of public benefits. By Just Harvest on Januin Blog, resources Just Harvest has been working for several decades to improve the operations of the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services (DHS) on behalf of its clients and all Pennsylvanians.