Bring in friends for a three-way revenue split and teach them to code

Kyle FowlerYeah, it's been a long process. I definitely really always loved anything coding, development-related when I was younger. My parents had me doing like coding camps type of things. Found my way into an iOS development course, decided it was boring and was just going to try to make a game on my own, making a little iOS game called Snaking. That was

Kyle Fowlerreally fun. And then, eventually found my way into trying to make Cardstock. Trying to just like know that I have a problem and looking for the solution until I found it. And then, it grew and grew from there. When I started Cardstock, it was just me and I saw my friends were going to have to work stupid jobs at like Kohl's and a restaurant, so I asked them if they wanted to come help and split the

Kyle Fowlerrev three ways, even though there was basically no revenue and they didn't know how to code very much. So, I taught them how to do that. We spent like two or three years doing that together where I was, you know, taking 100% ownership, but like helping them.

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