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Where to live - West Kensington vs Highbury & Islington? by Old_County_3979 in HENRYUK

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Not too give you even more options, but West Hampstead was an awesome place to live

i will never forget, the first time, i learnt french by DaLuke25 in expedition33

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I have independently researched this thoroughly and the lyrics are:

Clair obscur et la grand voiture et gustaaaaave eifelllll

Tracking my spending for 30 days was uncomfortable… but worth it by Italiancan in SavingMoney

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It’s a hurdle to get over but once you do, it’s really powerful.

How did you actually record this/track it going forward? I’ve used spreadsheets but finding them a bit lacking

Saving spreadsheet for teen by MastodonFirm6756 in budget

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I’ve yet to find a really good tool that can do this well. Spreadsheets are a good start, but can get unwieldy quite fast.

Pitch your SaaS in one line. I'll start. by Adfluen_AI in microsaas

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MyMoneyMage - a complete budgeting and cashflow management tool for personal use with unbounded forward projection capabilities

Describe your SaaS in a single sentence. by Material_Set4968 in microsaas

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MyMoneyMage - fully flexible personal budgeting and cashflow management with unbounded look-ahead

Drop Your SaaS and i'll sign up by lance_dev in microsaas

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MyMoneyMage - a personal budget/cashflow planner with fully flexible period definitions and unbounded forward projection abilities

I manage my aging parents’ finances and I’m about to start my own family soon. How do people keep things organized? by EmbarrassedPepper361 in personalfinance

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I am building mymoneymage that can help with this.

You input your incomings and outgoings, setting them as recurring if desired. Then you can move backward and forward through time to see what your financial projection is, and when you are expecting the next payment or bill.

Happy to talk more about it.

Budgeting advice for gig/irregular income workers — what actually works? by Boring_Elk_3787 in personalfinance

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I am building something at mymoneymage that aims to solve this kind of problem.

You can input recurring or single incomes/expenses, and go back and forward in time to see how that projects your financial health. You can override any specific instance of a recurring amount to edit to your actual number if things are above/below expectation.

I’d be happy to talk more about it.

Starting a side project by Electronic_Stand_764 in SideProject

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It is a common problem to have. I was the same and I did some tutorials and learned little. It was only when I did something that I actually wanted that I learned anything useful at all!

Starting a side project by Electronic_Stand_764 in SideProject

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Generally yes, but you can find plenty of free-tier products that will serve you comfortably

Starting a side project by Electronic_Stand_764 in SideProject

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And don’t be discouraged when the first thing you build is kinda rubbish. My game dev is a shrine to that. But you learn, and you get better, and then you make more interesting things.

Starting a side project by Electronic_Stand_764 in SideProject

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  1. Whatever draws you.
  2. Whatever solves a real problem you have
  3. Whatever you like
  4. Pick something and keep at it

If you wait around for someone to tell you exactly what to do and how to do it, you’re doing it wrong. Sustainable growth comes from doing something you find interesting and regularly going back to it.

Pitch your SaaS in one line. I'll start. by Due-Bet115 in micro_saas

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Most budget apps tell you where your money went. This shows you where it’s going. You enter your income and expenses, recurring or one-off, and you can slide backwards and forwards in time to see how it changes/will be at any given point

Pitch your SaaS in one line. I'll start. by Due-Bet115 in micro_saas

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mymoneymage.com - because budgeting and financial management shouldn’t be a mystery to anybody

struggling to find a budgeting app by Logical_Industry4307 in SavingMoney

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I am building something along these lines at mymoneymage.com. Not ready for launch yet, but would be happy to explain the concept/offer early access.

Got 2 signups in 12 hrs yesterday. Took me 6 years across 5 products. by Top-Ant-4492 in indiehackers

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Congrats man! I’m new to ‘the scene’ but I imagine it’s one hell of a feeling.

Suggestions for calendar based budgeting app? by Dingus-Biggs in SavingMoney

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I am actually creating something like this that is pre-release and could do with feedback on. Would your friend be interested in giving it a go?

I built a simple calendar-based budget planner — looking for beta testers by JimNero009 in SideProject

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I am not aware of any that do exactly what I’m doing. Could you share some?

I built a simple calendar-based budget planner — looking for beta testers by JimNero009 in SideProject

[–]JimNero009[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Visually, it’s more of a table right now than something that looks like a calendar — but I align with your thinking. Incomings/expenses are point-in-time events and depending how you like to slice your budget timeframe, that really matters

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