No. did you click on any of the links? Non of the things I linked are websites as the main product; they're all very much product-software. My point wasnt to point out websites that are written in haskell. but _PRODUCTS_ written in Haskell; and giving you links so you can read about them :)

If you're not in the mood for clicking:

Juspay: Payment processor in india

Wire: End to end encrypted chat

Chordify: Automatic analysis of music to generate tabs and sheet music

Circuithub: Tool for part picking and placing for PCBs

Channable: Datafeed management tool

Habito : Mortage broker

Adjoint: Treasury software

Costar: Astrology app

Kitthawk: Airplanes

Lumiguide: Smart parking management system using Computer Vision

Cardano: A blockchain

> Let's say all your examples are terrific examples and maybe they are. Let's say you've only noticed 20% of then.

You're moving goal-posts again. You asked for more than 10 product software solutions success stories in Haskell. I gave more than 10 and now you're telling me any number I give you I need to divide by five before it is sufficient. I'm not sure what your point is that you're trying to make here.

Many product software companies _outside_ of programming language technology use Haskell successfully and I gave some examples for you to look at.