"Justin, I built a SaaS!"

This podcast is hosted by transistor.fm. Hello, and welcome to Build Your SaaS. This is the behind the scenes story of building a web app in 2025. I'm Justin Jackson, co founder of transistor.fm. And I'm Harris Kenny, founder of App OnSync. Yes. Now Harris and I have known each other for a while. Long time listener of Build Your SaaS. Right? Oh, yeah. And I wanted to have Harris on because he sent me an email with the subject line, I did it. I built my SaaS. And, Harris has been sharing his story with me over the years. I know he's had multiple attempts. And I think what was exciting to me, Harris, is just this is hard. Like, doing this, building, a SaaS, building a a software as a service product, and getting it to profitability is really tough and usually takes multiple attempts as, we'll hear. So I wanted to have you on because I think your story will be encouraging to folks who are in it. Yeah. For sure. Well, I appreciate being on, man. I mean, yeah, I I listened to the the show for years. And so and, hey, I had had a bunch of attempts and, always kind of look up to you from afar. We almost met in person at Podcast Movement when it was in Denver, and we we missed Yeah. How did that because I was looking at that email too, and I was like so you had emailed me, like, oh, I'm going to go to Podcast Movement in Denver, and then we just never crossed paths. Well, I was only there for a little bit. It was when I was things were really crazy at that time. Okay. And so I just didn't have a lot of time. So I was, okay. I wanna go, and I'm like, I hope I'll catch Justin. Check out the boots, but if I don't catch him so I just like it it was like, well, what you've talked about for years of just, like, no margin. Like, I've just been living a no margin life for a while. And so it was one of those situations where, like, I was late, and I had to leave early. And I was I hoped I caught you, but it just didn't it was just too tight. But, like, there's a future with more margin where you're like, my friend's in town. I'm gonna go do this thing, and, like, I have time to do that. And I just, like, haven't haven't had that. Yeah. I mean, I I think that's gonna resonate with a lot of people. As an aside, this is something I've been thinking about for a while is, you're a part of this mega maker community that I've been running since 2013. And I'd like to do some more real life meetups with mega maker folks, and maybe I have to take my son to university in Toronto this …