Egil Østhus

So a developer, a software developer out there can really take downloads, get started with our open source version of Unleash, And whenever they start to see that, OK, this is really valuable for my team, for my company, it starts moving into more kind of compliance requirements. You need to have proper single sign on capabilities or you need to have proper role based access control.

And this is starts where you need to kind of move from an open source version into kind of the more enterprise version.

And this is starts where you need to kind of move from an open source version into kind of the more enterprise version.

And this is starts where you need to kind of move from an open source version into kind of the more enterprise version.

Basically what we do, we give developers back time to really focus more on being creative and doing what they love the most, solving complex problems rather than spending time managing and dealing with kind of post-production or post-release issues that tends to be taking quite a bit of time for a lot of software companies. It was actually created back in 2014, 15, actually.

Basically what we do, we give developers back time to really focus more on being creative and doing what they love the most, solving complex problems rather than spending time managing and dealing with kind of post-production or post-release issues that tends to be taking quite a bit of time for a lot of software companies. It was actually created back in 2014, 15, actually.

Basically what we do, we give developers back time to really focus more on being creative and doing what they love the most, solving complex problems rather than spending time managing and dealing with kind of post-production or post-release issues that tends to be taking quite a bit of time for a lot of software companies. It was actually created back in 2014, 15, actually.

This was back in the days where this type of tooling wasn't really available. So what happened, it was actually my co-founder and my brother actually that was working for a company and was looking for this type of tooling. So there was a few options available, but not really anything that fit his need. And of course, he has a very high bar.

This was back in the days where this type of tooling wasn't really available. So what happened, it was actually my co-founder and my brother actually that was working for a company and was looking for this type of tooling. So there was a few options available, but not really anything that fit his need. And of course, he has a very high bar.

This was back in the days where this type of tooling wasn't really available. So what happened, it was actually my co-founder and my brother actually that was working for a company and was looking for this type of tooling. So there was a few options available, but not really anything that fit his need. And of course, he has a very high bar.

Nothing he could find existing at the time didn't really meet his criteria. you know, engineers, we tend to kind of go away. And if we don't find a tool we like, we just create it. And the fun part there, Noah, is that it was never created to be a commercial product. It was never created to kind of go there and saying, this is where we're going to make a lot of money.

Nothing he could find existing at the time didn't really meet his criteria. you know, engineers, we tend to kind of go away. And if we don't find a tool we like, we just create it. And the fun part there, Noah, is that it was never created to be a commercial product. It was never created to kind of go there and saying, this is where we're going to make a lot of money.

Nothing he could find existing at the time didn't really meet his criteria. you know, engineers, we tend to kind of go away. And if we don't find a tool we like, we just create it. And the fun part there, Noah, is that it was never created to be a commercial product. It was never created to kind of go there and saying, this is where we're going to make a lot of money.

It was sort of, this is a real pain that we face. This is a real pain that Eva had. And let's make a great, great solution for that problem. Fast forwarding to when I was introduced to this project and this product, it was in 2019. So It was a few years later, so it was sort of growing organically as an open source project.

It was sort of, this is a real pain that we face. This is a real pain that Eva had. And let's make a great, great solution for that problem. Fast forwarding to when I was introduced to this project and this product, it was in 2019. So It was a few years later, so it was sort of growing organically as an open source project.

It was sort of, this is a real pain that we face. This is a real pain that Eva had. And let's make a great, great solution for that problem. Fast forwarding to when I was introduced to this project and this product, it was in 2019. So It was a few years later, so it was sort of growing organically as an open source project.

And Evo came to me one day and said, well, I have this open source project. This is something you probably want to kind of look into because it starts to get a lot of attention out there. So when Evo kind of brought this nice tooling to my attention, it was like, wow, this is actually very applicable also to this type of large organization.

And Evo came to me one day and said, well, I have this open source project. This is something you probably want to kind of look into because it starts to get a lot of attention out there. So when Evo kind of brought this nice tooling to my attention, it was like, wow, this is actually very applicable also to this type of large organization.

And Evo came to me one day and said, well, I have this open source project. This is something you probably want to kind of look into because it starts to get a lot of attention out there. So when Evo kind of brought this nice tooling to my attention, it was like, wow, this is actually very applicable also to this type of large organization.

It really caught my interest and we decided to let's put our heads together and then really see where we can take this opportunity. And then we spent about a year as a side gig, just exploring what is the product market fit? How does the competitive landscape look like?