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Aja, a former engineer at The Athletic, built Shotzi, an app that tracks Ozempic injections. She posted it on Reddit and TikTok and hit 100,000 downloads and $1 million in annual revenue. The market has roughly 40 million Ozempic users.
Aja, a former engineer at The Athletic, built Shotzi, an app that tracks Ozempic injections. She posted it on Reddit and TikTok and hit 100,000 downloads and $1 million in annual revenue. The market has roughly 40 million Ozempic users.
This guy Josh on Twitter, he tweeted out about this company called Shotzi, app for tracking your Ozempic injections.
Oh, that is funny.
And it just crossed $1 million in ARR. And all it does is it basically is a, it's a shot tracker. The woman who made this, I think her name's Aja, she was an engineer at The Athletic. On the side, she just built this like for her own pain point and just off of Reddit and then some TikToks about it. It's gotten downloaded like 100,000 times. It's got this paid subscription, crossed $1 million in ARR. Just such a simple, just problem solution app that somebody realized, okay, if Ozempic is the next big thing. I think it's like 40 million people or some like really big number of people who now all are on some schedule and realizing that you could build an app just for that population is a smart idea.
Have you seen like the Oscars and the Grammys? Everyone looks great. Everyone looks great. Everyone's just losing weight quickly. Are they illegal in sports?
I don't think so. No.
