Enter your website, we find your company’s public history, then you connect your billing and the revenue lands on every moment. This is the whole thing, start to finish.
$3.0K Oct → $9.3K now +216%
A timeline, end to end
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.
Enter your website and Thonest reads your own pages, Wikipedia, Hacker News, press and public records, then lists every dated moment it can source — each one linked to where it was published. About a minute, and no account needed.
Connecting your billing takes about a minute. What comes back is every month Stripe can account for — $3.0K then, $9.3K now, across 12 months and 200 paying customers.
Tap any bar for the exact figure. Solid bars are measured; faded bars are rebuilt from your Stripe history.
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.
Launched on Product Hunt. Finished second for the day.
Raised pricing from $29 to $49 for new customers.
Shipped team accounts so agencies could add their whole staff.
Switched our ICP from freelancers to agencies and rewrote the site.
Hired our first support person.
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.
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.
<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
Measured from your billing — revenue comes directly from a connection to your payment processor, 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.
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 $14K MRR by December 31
Called at: $5.0K MRR
Enter your website to see what we can already build, connect your billing to add the revenue behind it, and nothing is public until you say so.