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Pieter Levels

One Dutch guy, a laptop, and zero employees.

15 projects, 2013 to today

Pieter, known everywhere as levelsio, is the patron saint of shipping. In 2013 he challenged himself to launch 12 startups in 12 months. He has been going ever since: 70 plus products, built solo with plain tools, in the open, from coffee shops around the world. These are the famous ones.

12 Startups in 12 Months

1. 12 Startups in 12 Months 2013

The challenge that started everything: launch one startup a month for a year, in public, and see what sticks

What happened: Two of the twelve became Nomad List and Remote OK

Go Fucking Do It

2. Go Fucking Do It 2014

Set a goal, put money down, and if you fail, you pay. Accountability with teeth

What happened: Still running

Tubelytics

3. Tubelytics 2014

YouTube analytics for creators, one of the original twelve startups

What happened: An early experiment, shut down

Nomad List

4. Nomad List 2014

The best cities in the world for digital nomads, ranked by cost, internet, weather and safety. It began as a crowdsourced spreadsheet that went viral

What happened: Still running, now also at nomads.com

Remote OK

5. Remote OK 2015

The remote jobs board that grew out of the Nomad List audience, and became one of the biggest job boards on the internet

What happened: Still running

Hoodmaps

6. Hoodmaps 2017

Crowdsourced maps of neighborhoods: where the hipsters, tourists, rich, students and normies actually live, painted by the crowd

What happened: Still running

MAKE, the book

7. MAKE, the book 2018

His indie maker handbook: everything he learned shipping products alone, written for the next person

What happened: Still selling

This House Does Not Exist

8. This House Does Not Exist 2022

AI generated houses that look completely real. One of his first experiments when image AI arrived

What happened: Went viral

Avatar AI

9. Avatar AI 2022

Upload selfies, get AI avatars of yourself in any style

What happened: Exploded on launch, a reported $150,000 in its first week, then the VC-backed clones arrived and it faded

Interior AI

10. Interior AI 2022

Take a photo of a room, get it redesigned by AI in seconds

What happened: Still running, a steady earner

Photo AI

11. Photo AI 2023

Train an AI model on your face and generate professional photos of yourself, no photographer, no studio

What happened: His biggest earner, publicly reported at over $100,000 a month

Applicant AI

12. Applicant AI 2023

AI that helps screen job applicants, so small teams can hire without drowning in resumes

What happened: Launched from his levelsio.com project list

Rebase

13. Rebase 2023

Help for digital nomads and founders who want to legally move countries, visas and immigration handled

What happened: Still running

Levelsio.com

14. Levelsio.com Always

His home base: the projects, the public revenue numbers, the blog, the whole build-in-public record since 2013

What happened: Still running, and still just one person

Fly Pieter

15. Fly Pieter 2025

A flight simulator game he built with AI, live on stream, having never built a game before

What happened: Reported to reach $1,000,000 ARR in 17 days

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A fan-made tribute. Project lists come from their own public pages, checked October 2026.