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San Francisco multi-channel notification infrastructure API with pre-built in-app inbox, email, push, and Slack routing; YC W21-backed at $1.2M revenue competing with Knock and Novu for developer notification platform.
MagicBell is a San Francisco-based notification infrastructure platform providing developers with a unified API and pre-built UI components to deploy multi-channel notifications across in-app, email, web push, Slack, and mobile channels — without building notification infrastructure from scratch. Founded in 2020 and backed by Y Combinator (W21) with $4.5 million raised from BlueLotus Ventures, Cherry Ventures, and others, MagicBell generated $1.2 million in revenue in 2024 with an 8-person team, serving software companies that need complete notification systems delivered in days rather than months of custom development.
Open-source offline-first API client with git-native Bru file storage; solo-founded, declined 8 VC offers, competing with Postman and Insomnia for developers seeking privacy-respecting local API testing tooling.
Bruno is an open-source API client and testing tool — a lightweight, offline-first, git-friendly alternative to Postman and Insomnia — enabling developers to explore, test, and document APIs with collections stored as plain-text Bru files in the project filesystem rather than in cloud-synced proprietary formats. Created by a solo founder in 2022 and growing to a 9-person team by late 2024, Bruno operates with an unusual philosophy: the founder publicly declined 8 venture capital offers to preserve product freedom and build toward profitability, with the core Bruno client remaining free and open-source (MIT license) while the Golden Edition provides enterprise features for commercial revenue. Pro and Ultimate paid editions launched in 2024.
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