Watch a timeline get built.
Connect, then add what happened. This is the whole thing, start to finish, in half a minute.
$3.1K Oct → $10K now +237%
A timeline, end to end
Northwind’s year.
Twelve months of revenue, the five decisions behind it, and what the numbers did afterwards. This is the page you get.
Sample company, real product — every figure here was computed by Thonest.
The history you never had to write
Connecting takes about a minute. What comes back is every month Stripe can account for — $3.1K then, $10K now, across 12 months and 212 paying customers.
Hover any month for the exact figure. Solid bars are measured; faded bars are rebuilt from your Stripe history.
The decisions that explain the shape of it
A chart on its own says a company grew. It does not say why anyone did anything. These five sentences are the only part of the page Northwind’s founder actually typed — and each one arrives with the numbers from its own date already attached, plus what the business did in the months after.
- DEC 9
Launched on Product Hunt. Finished second for the day.
MRR then $3.5KCustomers then 120Reconstructed30 days later$3.6K+4%90 days later$3.9K+11%6 months later$5.4K+56%Today$10K+198% - MAR 11
Raised pricing from $29 to $49 for new customers.
MRR then $3.9KCustomers then 133Reconstructed30 days later$4.3K+11%90 days later$5.4K+41%6 months later$10K+168% - APR 25
Shipped team accounts so agencies could add their whole staff.
MRR then $4.9KCustomers then 152Reconstructed30 days later$5.4K+12%90 days later$8.6K+77%Today$10K+113% - JUN 10
Switched our ICP from freelancers to agencies and rewrote the site.
MRR then $5.4KCustomers then 163Reconstructed30 days later$6.8K+25%90 days later$10K+91% - JUL 26
Hired our first support person.
MRR then $8.6KCustomers then 194Reconstructed30 days later$10K+21%
Milestones you did not have to notice
You write none of these. Thonest reads your history and dates them for you — every all-time high, every threshold crossed, the month growth turned. You choose which ones appear on your page.
Then it goes wherever you do
Publish and you have a page to send to a customer, an investor, a hire or another founder. Or put it on your own site: paste this once and your verified history lives on your about page, updating itself as the business moves.
Show the code
<iframe src="https://thonest.com/embed/your-company"
style="width:100%;height:520px;border:0"></iframe>
<script src="https://thonest.com/embed.js" async></script>Light and dark both follow the visitor’s own setting. Nothing is public until you publish it.
You choose what appears
Every entry and every milestone has a hide control. A quarter you would rather not dwell on, a pivot you have not announced, a customer you cannot name — hide it and it comes straight off the public page. Hidden is not deleted: it stays in your dashboard and you can put it back at any time. What you cannot do is change a number, which is the reason the ones you do show are worth anything.
What “what happened next” gives you
Every decision arrives with the real numbers on either side of it — 30 days, 90 days, six months. Your reader sees the actual trajectory around the actual decision, in figures they can check. That is far more persuasive than a story about it.
What “verified” means
Verified by Stripe — revenue comes directly from a read-only connection to your account, counted the same way for every company. Here are the rules.
Recorded on Thonest — the history of each entry is preserved, so a later edit cannot silently rewrite what was originally added. Anything added after the fact says so on the page. You never type a figure yourself, and a measured number cannot be reworded by anyone.
Optional: call what happens next
Set a measurable goal and Thonest tracks it from your connected revenue. When the deadline arrives the result is written to your timeline either way — which is the entire point of saying it in advance.
Goal set
Reach $15K MRR by December 31
Called at: $5.4K MRR
Your history is already in your Stripe.
Connect it and your timeline is ready in about a minute. Read-only access, and nothing is public until you say so.