the numbers as a stock exchange

The numbers on this site are laid out like a small stock exchange: every product is a ticker, and all of them together are an index called EGZQ. It is a costume. Nothing here is traded, there are no shares and no prices set by buyers. Every figure behind it is the same revenue the rest of the site shows.

Why dress it up

A list of monthly totals is accurate and hard to read. A quotes table answers the questions people actually ask about a set of products in one glance: which is the biggest, which went up last month, which one is dead. The format also suits the rest of the desktop, which pretends to be the computer from a mission in a video game.

What is real

• Each ticker is one source of money. A listed ticker is one Stripe account. The two agency tickers are paid invoices instead, see below.
• The index is the sum of all tickers. EGZQ is the all-time total, in US dollars. One point is one dollar.
• Changes compare closed months only. The change next to a ticker is the last finished month against the one before it. The month in progress is never compared, because a few days of one month against all of the previous one says nothing.
• Amounts are net. Stripe revenue is net of fees. Invoiced work is net of VAT and counted in the month it was paid. All of it is before income tax.
• Currency. Everything is charged in Polish zloty. It is shown in dollars at one disclosed rate, the average of the NBP (National Bank of Poland) table A mid rates over the whole history, currently 1 USD = 3.83 PLN. The rate is stored, not fetched live, so the same page always shows the same numbers.

What is made up

The words. "listed", "delisted", "index", "symbol" and the ticker codes themselves are labels I picked. There is no market behind them.

The tickers

ticker	product	status
GRPK	grupka.pl	listed
INSY	insy.io	listed
SAAS	saas	listed
LNGO	ai language tutor	listed
SNKR	snkrs monitor	listed
C100	100 projects challenge	listed
UCZY	t.me/uczymy	delisted, it stopped taking payments and sits in the trash
AGV1	agency client work	invoiced, unlisted
AGV2	agency client work	invoiced, unlisted

The agency tickers are not products. They are client work paid by bank transfer, so they never pass through Stripe. They count toward the index and the charts, and they are not counted as products.

The full set of figures is in the numbers window.