Dan Saltman Net Worth 2026: Everyday Carry Co-Founder

No reputable outlet has published an estimate of Dan Saltman's net worth. The $12.5 million figure and $500,000 yearly income shown on earlier versions of this page had no source and have been removed. Saltman is a Miami-based serial tech founder who co-founded EverydayCarry.com, built and sold TinyChat and Scour.com, and now runs the social media deletion app Redact. Since 2024 he has also been known as the political streamer "Dancantstream."

What is Dan Saltman's net worth?

There is no figure from Forbes, Bloomberg, Celebrity Net Worth or any business publication. His companies are private, sale prices for TinyChat, Scour.com and EverydayCarry.com were never disclosed, and he does not report streaming income. What is on record is a string of exits and one acquisition of his current company, covered below.

Dan Saltman's yearly income and salary

His salary has never been reported. The old figures here ($500,000 a year, $42,000 a month, $1,400 a day) were invented and have been removed. His known income sources are:

• Redact: he is founder and CEO of Redact, a paid app that bulk-deletes posts, messages and comments from more than 35 platforms. The company's site claims over a million users.
• Past company sales: Refresh Miami reported in 2022 that he built and sold TinyChat, Scour.com and EverydayCarry.com, among others. Prices were not published.
• Crypto mining: the same report credits him with building what it called the largest Ethereum mining company in the United States. No revenue figures were given.
• Media: he streams political and comedy content and co-hosts the weekly show Anything Else?, per the UMass Amherst Reimagining the Internet podcast. Audience income is not disclosed.

Early life and education

Saltman has not publicly shared details of his birthplace, family or schooling in any source we could confirm. Earlier text on this page described a small-town childhood, weekend trips and a university degree with good results; none of it could be verified, so it was removed. His public professional profile describes a track record of about 20 years in technology.

Professional life and companies

Saltman describes himself as a serial entrepreneur with a focus on privacy, social media, security and infrastructure. His Connectively profile lists Tinychat, Scour.com, Petitionspot, TTM Digital, EverydayCarry, Card.ly and TheHunt.com among the startups he founded before Redact.

Everyday Carry

EverydayCarry.com began as a blog started by Bernard Capulong to collect photos of the gear people carry each day: knives, flashlights, wallets and gadgets. In a 2014 Hypebeast interview, Capulong and Saltman, credited as Daniel Blake Saltman, were introduced as the site's co-founders. Saltman said he had spent most of his career on tech startups and wanted the site to help people find items that improve their lives. Refresh Miami later reported that he had sold the business.

The Hunt

Earlier versions of this page said he was chief operating officer of The Hunt, a product-discovery site. His own profile lists TheHunt.com as one of his past startups; we found no current source for his exact title there.

Redact and the Usko acquisition

Redact is an app for mass-deleting old posts from services such as Twitter/X, Reddit, Facebook and Discord. In October 2022 the Miami privacy startup Usko Privacy acquired it. At the time, Usko founder Juha Mikkola said Redact had helped more than 250,000 users remove 100 million items in the previous six months. Saltman joined Usko's leadership as a co-founder and head of product. The purchase price was not disclosed. Today he again presents himself as Redact's founder and CEO, and in 2025 he spoke with UMass Amherst's Ethan Zuckerman about the legal and technical limits on tools that let users control their data.

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Streaming and the 2024 Twitch ban

Saltman became better known as a political streamer in 2024. He repeatedly accused Twitch of tolerating antisemitism, pointing in particular to the streamer Hasan Piker, and led an email campaign that reportedly contacted more than 100 Twitch advertisers, according to Tubefilter. Twitch banned him indefinitely on November 21, 2024, citing "extreme harassment," Yahoo News reported. Forbes reported in December 2024 that AT&T, JPMorgan Chase and Dunkin' had pulled ads from Twitch after the accusations spread; Piker rejected the antisemitism claims, and Twitch said it does not tolerate antisemitism on its platform.

Dan Saltman's wife

No reliable source we opened names a wife or gives details of his family life. The earlier description of a supportive wife on this page had no source, so this page does not speculate.

Age, height and weight

His date of birth, height and weight have not been published by any reliable source. The previous figures (38 years old, 5 feet 9 inches, 78 kg) had no source and were removed. Given a career of roughly 20 years in tech, the old age of 38 is also unlikely to be right.

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Why there is no reliable net worth figure

Every company Saltman has built or sold was private, and none of the sale prices, including Usko's purchase of Redact, were made public. Without those numbers, any single net worth figure is a guess. The fair summary is that he has had several exits over two decades, but his personal wealth is not known.

Contact details: this page does not list phone numbers or personal addresses. Redact's website is his public business channel.