@HajimeOnodera_ · X

Just launched my first SaaS at 18 after 5 months! 🚀🚀 Check it out: For HR's and CEO's/Founders who have remote employees 👥👥

@whismone · X

@cobraisystem · X

Manual retention can’t keep up with your acquisition - sees the slip, forecasts the churn, and triggers the save that keeps your growth compounding.

@kylekane · X

u/devopspupo · Reddit

I built a bookkeeping app for my wife's business My wife opened an African grocery store / international market back in May, and she needed a way to keep track of the money side of things. QuickBooks and the other bookkeeping apps were too expensive for a business that was just starting up, so I took it on myself. I started brainstorming and ended up building TillJotter. It's a double-entry bookkeeping app with AI built in to make categorizing transactions easy for small busin

@ProfHospLLC · X

@nava_who_codes · X

I spent 46$ to built Fund Explorer app 20$ - Claude Code 12$ - Claude API keys 11$ - Domain 3$ - To test the actual payment gateway after prod deployment

@StephanInvests · X

Building a financial saas at the lowest price for people to put more towards their financial goals

u/JustinMoose · Reddit

I built an app that flags when commission earners get underpaid, unpaid, or clawed back I sell insurance for a living, and a while back I realized I had no real way to know whether the carriers actually paid me correctly. You bind a policy, and 30-60 days later some commission shows up on a statement, and you just kind of trust the number. Across hundreds of policies and a few carriers, that's impossible to track in your head. So I built PayoutVerify. You log what you sold and what you expe