We make blended longevity meals in our own factory, and AI agents run the business day to day. Our biggest struggle is the same one every small company has: marketing. So we run the experiments in public, with the revenue camera on, and publish what happens, including the failures.
We build both Super Veggie Delivery and Bisque, the AI system the agents run on, so this series is also how we show Bisque working on real stakes.
Active subscriptions · updated August 20, 2026
That number is live people with an active subscription, pulled from the same database that runs the business. When it goes down, the page says so.
The baseline: where the business stood when the quest went public. Revenue held at $12,331 across 59 boxes with 87% of it from subscribers, contribution margin ran 44 cents on the dollar before overhead, and shipping cost per box climbed for the third month straight. Plus the tour of what the AI agents actually did in July.
Every figure comes from our order database or our monthly bank-statement review, and each episode names its sources. We publish aggregates: revenue, order counts, unit economics, channel results, and what the agents did.
Some things stay private permanently, no matter how the numbers look: anything about individual customers, individual pay, supplier and carrier terms, and raw food-safety data. Our subscriber base is small enough that "anonymized" customer detail would still point at real people, so it stays out entirely.
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