In an internet dominated by billion-user platforms, mylantern.com represents a fascinating counter-narrative: a two-person operation generating $200,000 annually with virtually zero web presence. It’s not a startup seeking venture capital; it’s a ghost ship sailing silently through the science and education sector.

"This isn't a growth story; it's a profit story. Mylantern proves you don't need traffic to build a sustainable business."

The 'Forsale Lander' description on the domain is the smoking gun. Mylantern appears to be an asset in transition. The $200K revenue likely stems from legacy contracts or a specific, high-value niche product that doesn't rely on public web traffic. It’s a B2B play hidden in a B2C shell, likely selling datasets, educational tools, or specialized scientific equipment to a closed client list.

• Revenue stability ($200k) decoupled from web traffic metrics.
• Ultra-lean operations (2 employees) maximizing profit margins.
• Enterprise-grade tech stack (Next.js, Klarna, Zendesk) despite low visibility.
• Domain status suggests an acquisition or liquidation opportunity.