Noah Labhart - Startup Founder & CTO
Code Story: Insights from Startup Tech Leaders
Code Story is a startup podcast for technical founders building and scaling software products. Each episode features SaaS founders, engineers, and product leaders sharing how they built their product, found product-market fit, and navigated early-stage growth. We explore:Early engineering decisions and MVP developmentLanding the first customersPricing and go-to-market experimentsScaling challenges and infrastructure bottlenecksHiring the first teamLessons learned from growing a startupFrom first commit to first scale, Code Story focuses on the critical transition from building software to buil...
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Noah Labhart - Startup Founder & CTO
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Jul 9, 2026
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Episodes
Season 4 - Trailer 04.01.2021 0:44
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S3 Favorite: The Tailwind Revolution: How Adam Wathan Built an Open-Source CSS Empire with Tailwind CSS 29.12.2020 38:06
Adam Wathan has been obsessed with computers since he was a kid. In fact, he was introduced to computers by his 1st grade librarian.. and his first programming project was using Q-Basic, following a tutorial on how to make a pro wrestling simulator. During his time in university, he wasn’t enjoying the programming curriculum and ended up dropping out to play in his band, and working odd jobs to su...
S3 Favorite: The Twitter Acquisition: How Breaker Re-Engineered Social Audio with CTO Leah Culver 22.12.2020 35:35
Podcasts are a great thing – the good parts of a radio show, the powerful snippets from an audio book, with all the content control of a topical news feed. Yet, there was something missing when Leah Culver tried to find her next episode to listen to, while training for her 1st marathon. And that thing was a more powerful way to discover the podcasts you love – through your subscriptions, activity,...
The Entrepreneurial Coder Podcast 15.12.2020 44:43
Click here to listen to the episode on the Entrepreneurial Coder podcast. Noah talks about his journey leaving corporate America to now building and running Veryable, a quickly-growing on-demand labor platform. He goes over how he started with a prototype as a side project, how he focused on starting small, and how he honed in on the correct value-adds for the market. Noah also talks about develo...
Develomentor Podcast 08.12.2020 46:53
Click here to listen to the episode on the Develomentor podcast. Biography Noah Labhart is the CTO & Co-Founder of Veryable , and the Founder & CEO of Touchtap, a digital solutions studio. A tech veteran himself, Labhart is intimately familiar with the challenges, risks and rewards of introducing new tech into the world. Tune in to hear about how Noah became a two time tech startup found...
S3 E20: Wrangling Shadow IT: Engineering Blissfully’s Automated SaaS Discovery Engine with Aaron White 01.12.2020 32:16
Aaron White started coding when he was young, tinkering on his commodore 64 when he was sent to his room, typing in esoteric commands just to get the game to run. He was a big magic the gathering player when he was young, and his parents pushed him towards working for a startup. Coming from a family of creators, he was sort of the black sheep since he wasn't painting or doing something with ph...
S3 E19: Managing 1,000+ WordPress Sites: How WP Buffs Built a Mass Technical Support Engine with Joe Howard 24.11.2020 25:32
Joe Howard is originally from Washington DC. He did his undergrad outside of Philly, then quickly moved back to the DC area. He's married, with a young family and most of his outside of work time is dedicated to family, and traveling to interesting places (when the pandemic allows). He likes to try and keep himself disciplined with his day to day calendar - through exercise, reading, team grow...
S3 Bonus: The Robinhood for Pop Culture: How Mythic Markets Engineered Fractional Investing with Joe + Tony 17.11.2020 23:35
Joe Mahavuthivanij was born and raised in the Bay Area, into an entrepreneurial family. Primarily through his life, he was exposed to small businesses. He went to school at UCSD in San Diego, and worked with startups of all shapes and sizes. In fact, he spent some time on the VC side of the fence as well. Tony Tran met Joe in San Diego at school, moving back to the Bay Area around the same time. H...
S3 E18: Defining Modern Observability: How Honeycomb Redefined Systems Engineering with Charity Majors 17.11.2020 33:29
Charity Majors didn't touch a computer until she was in college. In fact, she was raised in a religious, fundamentalist compound in rural Idaho, homeschooled and cultivating all of her own food. She went to college to study classical performance in piano. And though she loved piano, she decided to switch keyboards, so to speak, and pursue something in computers. Been in San Francisco since she...
S3 E17: Taking on Big Tech: How Cocoon - MyDataRewards Empowers Users to Monetize Their Data with Jeff Bermant 10.11.2020 26:33
Jeff Bermant is originally from the east cost, specifically a superb of New York City called Rye. He left the big apple to head to USC in California, to be a highly ranked tennis player. After school, he played the pro circuit for bit but eventually moved on. Now a days, he is into cycling, and has gotten to ride with Lance Armstrong - who told him to make sure to keep his day job. He worked for C...
S3 Bonus: The Code Behind Hands-Free UI: Managing Real-Time Audio Processing with Rob Joseph of ReadItToMe 05.11.2020 41:11
Tech has been Rob Joseph's thing for as long as he can remember. At 4 years old, he was the only person in his household who knew how to use the TV and video recorder. Now a day's, he's into weight lifting and going to the gym. His favorite lift is deadlift, since he can continually make progress on his goals. He loves to hang out with friends and his partner, sharing a good meal or wa...
S3 E16: The Enterprise IoT Blueprint: Scaling Smart Building Data Pipelines with Microshare’s Ron Rock 03.11.2020 34:34
Born and raised in Philly, Ron Rock put himself through college, working at Denny's as a midnight chef. He is a life long entrepreneur, and started his first business when he was in his 20's. He's married with 3 adult children, of whom he is very proud of. He spends a lot of time restoring old furniture and cars. In fact, when he was a kid, he was the guy all his friends brought their...
S3 E15: Monetizing the Web: How MemberSpace Built a No-Code Subscription Empire with Ward Sandler 29.10.2020 30:11
Ward Sandler had a nice upbringing in New Jersey, and went to college in Hoboken, majoring in business tech. In fact, he met his co-founder there, being in the same fraternity. He's married now, living in Pennsylvania, and is really into healthy living - fitness, nutrition, getting enough sleep - and recently, started to learn jiu jitsu, which he describes as a bunch of if - then - else statem...
S3 Bonus: The Vertical SaaS Playbook: Scaling and Exiting a Niche B2B Software Engine with Brendon Beebe 27.10.2020 24:30
Like many folks I talk to in tech, Brendon Beebe grew up in tech. He comes from a long line of programmers, and he has been building things since his teens. In college, he felt the entrepreneurial bug - in fact, he started one venture in a homemade class wait list, that almost got him kicked out of school. Now a days, he is married with two kids, and in his free time, he manages a salt water reef...
S3 E14: Scaling for 100M+ Users: The Dubsmash Tech Journey and Reddit Acquisition with Tim Specht 20.10.2020 39:01
Originally from Berlin Germany, Tim Specht started programming for fun, during high school. He had no plans to make a career out it - in fact, he wanted to become an experimental physicist. When the startup scene in Berlin started to pick up pace, Tim got interested. His first couple of gigs were in mobile engineering, which influenced him to continue to pursue startups further. Now a days, he is...
SimplyPHP - Guest Appearance 15.10.2020 43:50
In this episode of the SimplyPHP Unscripted Podcast, our Co-Founder, Tony Capozzi interviews our host Noah Labhart. As you know, Noah is the Co-Founder & CTO of Veryable, (an on-demand labor marketplace for manufacturing, logistics, and warehousing) along with the being the Host of the success Podcast called, Code Story. During their conversation, Noah shares his experience and best practices...
S3 E13: The Bootstrap Playbook: How Paperform Scaled a Global No-Code SaaS to Take On Typeform and Google Forms with Dean McPherson 13.10.2020 30:51
Dean McPherson - you guessed it... has always been interested in tech. Though unlike many of our guests, he taught himself how to code after he finished his degree program in music and philosophy. And then - he sold his way into a jr. programming job. Prior to his current venture, he spent several years doing mobile and full stack development for a couple of companies. He has a small family - 2 li...
S3 E12: Managing Thousands of Real-Time Game Servers: The Architecture of Apex Hosting with Seth Mattox 06.10.2020 40:54
Seth Mattox is a 33 year old single dude with a degree in finance, living in St. Petersburg FL. Both of his parents were computer coders, so some of his earliest memories in life are watching his mother type on a keyboard as he fell asleep. He can't remember life without a gaming console of some sort within arms reach. When he was 12, he and his friends created their crew concept of "we do...
S3 Bonus: The Coinbase Acquisition: How Zabo Built a Universal Crypto API Engine with Christopher Brown 01.10.2020 28:52
Christopher Brown has always tinkered with computers, by building them and creating websites. However, he struggled through his life to figure out which area he was passionate in. He joined the military out of high school, and now is married with 5 kids. He and his wife focus a lot of their time on family activities, basketball, hide and seek, watching movies or just simply laughing together. When...
S3 E11: Engineering Dynamic Ad Insertion: How RedCircle Scaled Podcast Monetization with Mike Kadin 29.09.2020 36:24
Mike Kadin is a family man, having been married for 7 years with a 2 year old (in the No phase). He studied electrical engineering, specifically chip design and computer architecture, obtaining a dual degree in EE and education. He is a musician, singing in acapella groups, playing the drums, piano, guitar - and is an polished beat boxer, having been practicing regularly over the years. Mike start...
S3 E10: The Stripe for Location Data: Building and Scaling Radar with CEO Nick Patrick 22.09.2020 27:48
Nick Patrick has had his hands in tech for most of his life. He's been dabbling in computer programming and hardware from an early age. During college, he veered away from a focus in Biology toward computer science and his love for building things. He and his wife enjoy cooking, where his wife does the Mis en plan and Nick executes the cooking - primarily, backing pizzas and corn bread. He cal...
The Ops Show with Noah Labhart 17.09.2020 50:38
In their best episode yet, Noah Labhart, our host and the CTO and Co-Founder of Veryable Ops, shared his CTO journey, his 5-year stack evolution, and the trends behind the countless code stories he's heard. Check out the show and links to the episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqGv3jgNpCQ&feature=youtu.be Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts ! Amazing tools we use: If you want...
S3 E9: The Tailwind Revolution: How Adam Wathan Built an Open-Source CSS Empire via Tailwind CSS 15.09.2020 38:06
Adam Wathan has been obsessed with computers since he was a kid. In fact, he was introduced to computers by his 1st grade librarian.. and his first programming project was using Q-Basic, following a tutorial on how to make a pro wrestling simulator. During his time in university, he wasn't enjoying the programming curriculum and ended up dropping out to play in his band, and working odd jobs t...
WPRRR Podcast with Noah Labhart 10.09.2020 48:23
Super fun chat with a very cool dude, Joe Howard - Host of WPMRR and Founder & CEO of WP Buffs. [00:01:17] Who is Noah Labhart? [00:02:52] Have you always been an outdoors person? [00:04:44] How Noah’s interest in software development started. [00:08:56] The programming and execution learned at HP. [00:10:19] From programming to learning entrepreneurship. [00:14:33] In startups, people that be...
S3 E8: Designing for Product-Led Growth: The Tech and UX Behind Userlist with Jane Portman 08.09.2020 25:15
Originally from Russia, Jane Portman gained experience as a creative director for an agency. She has been involved in tech as a designer for 16 years, occupying different design jobs. In fact, product work and design is her hobby! Jane is Married, with 3 kids, and shares entrepreneurial love with her husband. Having a college degree in applied information technology to the legal side of business,...
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