Joseph ChoiHostEvan YadigariGuest
And you are Evan Yadigari, brother of Zach Yadigari, who built CalAI and recently exited to MyFitnessPal in a really great exit story.

Have you been working with Zach this whole time? And is that how you got into entrepreneurship? Or have you always kind of had your own projects as well?
After that, I tested out all kinds of business models, shoe card selling, sports card selling, whatever you can think of.
Eventually, I started creating content for a gaming website called Totally Science.
The owner of Freesnova then hired me to create content for his because I was able to take the Totally Science account from about 30k followers to almost 100k followers.
Then after seeing Zach's success with Cal AI, I decided why not give it a try in the app space.
I launched Problem Pal, one of the apps I launched, scaled to $2,000 a month, then Locked, which of course we're talking about in this video.

So problem pal, and then you had, so you had a couple of apps that did okay, but you weren't able to scale those.

What was the difference with locks? How, like, where did you, first of all, where did you get the idea for it? And then how did it get started?

And you are Evan Yadigari, brother of Zach Yadigari, who built CalAI and recently exited to MyFitnessPal in a really great exit story.

Have you been working with Zach this whole time? And is that how you got into entrepreneurship? Or have you always kind of had your own projects as well?
After that, I tested out all kinds of business models, shoe card selling, sports card selling, whatever you can think of.
Eventually, I started creating content for a gaming website called Totally Science.
The owner of Freesnova then hired me to create content for his because I was able to take the Totally Science account from about 30k followers to almost 100k followers.
Then after seeing Zach's success with Cal AI, I decided why not give it a try in the app space.
I launched Problem Pal, one of the apps I launched, scaled to $2,000 a month, then Locked, which of course we're talking about in this video.

So problem pal, and then you had, so you had a couple of apps that did okay, but you weren't able to scale those.

What was the difference with locks? How, like, where did you, first of all, where did you get the idea for it? And then how did it get started?
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