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Big Claims Aim to Boost Business at Mobile App StartupWith major clients like Microsoft and CBS Sports, Chaotic Moon app studio makes it big.

ByJason Ankeny

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Big-time builder: Chaotic Moon's Ben Lamm.
Big-time builder: Chaotic Moon's Ben Lamm.
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Chaotic Moonis the most experienced, innovative and awesomemobilestudio out there--according to Chaotic Moon, that is. Over-the-top boasts and tongue-in-cheek self-affirmations are plastered across the Austin, Texas, startup's website, proclaiming its unrivaled mastery over all phases of mobile software development, publishing and management.

"I like to say we're 'justifiably confident,'" says 30-year-old co-founder and CEO Ben Lamm with a laugh. "But really, who wants to work with No. 2? If you don't believe you're No. 1 and don't believe you can build the best products and services, why would anyone else want to work with you?"

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