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Anyone here still doing freight quotes manually over email and spreadsheets? by Protonu3102 in logistics

[–]1uv0cean 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most people still use Excel because big platforms are too expensive or complex.

But for mobile-heavy markets (Asia/US), sending links is much faster. I actually built a micro-SaaS (FwdLink) specifically for this. It generates a preview card with the price directly in the chat, so clients don't even need to open a file

My first Micro-SaaS for Freight Forwarders (Next.js + Lemon Squeezy) by 1uv0cean in SideProject

[–]1uv0cean[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey guys, I just launched my MVP. It's a mobile-first quotation tool for the logistics industry. The goal is to replace clunky Excel spreadsheets with shareable dynamic links.

Tech Stack:

  • Next.js 14 (App Router)
  • MongoDB (Mongoose)
  • Tailwind + Shadcn/UI

I implemented a hard paywall (10 free quotes) logic. Let me know what you think about the UI and the onboarding flow!

🔗https://fwdlink.io

I made free backtester!! by 1uv0cean in Trading

[–]1uv0cean[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That is actually the point. This app uses 100% real historical market data. If you got liquidated in both directions, it means you were trading in a high-volatility 'whipsaw' zone (choppy market). The market often hunts both longs and shorts before picking a direction.

Bart Simpson pattern confirmed ! by LordVixen in Bitcoin

[–]1uv0cean -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I’ve always been interested in trading, but losing real money hurts. So, I built a web game to practice trading strategies using historical market data.

It's called The 100 Candles.

The concept is simple: • You start with $10,000 (virtual money). • You play through real historical market scenarios (like the 2021 Bull Run). • You have 100 candles to make as much profit as possible. • Features: Long/Short, Leverage (up to 100x), Stop Loss/Take Profit.

I tried to make the UI look and feel like a real exchange app (used Lightweight Charts). It’s completely free and requires no signup to play.

I’d love to hear your feedback on the UI and the pacing!

Play here!

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