Dan Lynch is a serial entrepreneur, builder, and web architect with multiple exits. While earning two EECS degrees from UC Berkeley, Dan founded several no-code and web infrastructure companies that collectively raised over $100 million from investors including Marc Benioff, Reid Hoffman, and Naval Ravikant. His ventures include Brandcast (acquired by TIME) and Amaze/Famo.us (acquired by AMZE). Today, he serves as CEO of Interweb Inc., the parent company behind open-source developer technologies such as LaunchQL and Hyperweb, whose tooling—used by Supabase and other leading platforms—has surpassed 80 million downloads and powers over 6 million databases and billions in monthly blockchain transactions across hundreds of networks including dYdX, Celestia, and Osmosis. Leveraging thirty years of building web infrastructure, Dan is connecting the past, present, and future of the Web through Interweb’s interoperable stack.