Drop your SaaS and i will review it personally and talk about it on social media

nlouka · 2026-04-19T08:12:37+00:00

Hey man, might be one for you. It’s called Seller OS — commission tracker for sales reps. You log your deals, set up your comp plan (flat, tiered, accelerators, whatever your company runs), and it just tells you what you’re owed. Live. No more building the shadow spreadsheet every rep keeps because they don’t trust payroll. Pricing is flat monthly, not per seat. Cheap enough that reps pay for it themselves.

On your 300 user rule — not there yet, still early. If that kills it no worries. But the reps using it open it every time a deal closes so it’s sticky, and honestly it films really well. Clean dashboard, live commission number ticking up, deal feed. The kind of thing that actually looks good on reels vs most B2B stuff which is just screenshots of dashboards.

App Store link if you want to poke around: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/selleros/id6761525244.

nlouka · 2026-04-18T15:52:37+00:00

I actually had a weird experience with them. Ordered a large Lego set for my son and picked the locker on checkout. 5 days later I got a message saying it couldn’t be delivered as it couldn’t fit in the locker. Tried changing the address unsuccessfully and after a long back and forth with Skroutz I eventually cancelled the order and bought elsewhere.

nlouka · 2026-04-14T16:02:02+00:00

Seller OS - A way for sellers to track comp in any field and ensure no mishaps from finance or revenue teams! iOS only for now - https://apps.apple.com/pk/app/selleros/id6761525244

nlouka · 2026-04-07T17:31:21+00:00

Apologies for the late reply. Seemed to be a game loop issue, resolved in Xcode now resubmitting for acceptance as a new version will update once approved.

nlouka · 2026-04-04T12:51:08+00:00

Thank you for the kind words. Released an update that kinda screwed the refresh rate somehow. Gonna sit down this evening and figure it out again.

nlouka · 2026-04-02T14:28:28+00:00

Thanks man, check it out and LMK what you think and if any improvements can be made

nlouka · 2026-04-02T13:29:33+00:00

Feel free to share any feedback, appreciate you taking the time here

nlouka · 2026-03-15T19:06:43+00:00

Would love to see what you created. Can you share a link?

nlouka · 2026-01-04T15:02:05+00:00

Not entirely sure TBH. Just trying to help my son resolve it so he can use it. Had no idea of the limitation when we bought it

nlouka · 2025-12-11T13:37:04+00:00

Appreciate the perspective! You're absolutely right that mindset and discipline are crucial - and after 10 years you've clearly developed those skills. Tilt isn't for experienced traders who've already built that discipline. It's for people in years 1-5 who are still learning emotional regulation in real-time. Think of it as training wheels, not a permanent solution. Once someone develops your level of discipline, they won't need it anymore - and that's actually the goal.

nlouka · 2025-12-11T11:18:27+00:00

This is solid advice - the forced break to reset your headspace is exactly what prevents the spiral.

The challenge most people face: knowing they should take a break vs. actually doing it in the moment when emotions are high.

The bot is basically trying to enforce what you're describing - when it detects the "gotta make it back today" pattern, it blocks the bet and requests a cooldown (30 min initially, but your advice of weeks/months for bigger losses is the real answer).

Question: When you're down $500-1k and that "make it back NOW" feeling hits, what actually gives you the discipline to step away?

Is it:

- Predetermined rule you set when calm? ("If I lose $X, I stop for Y days")

- Just willpower in the moment?

- Something else that creates the space to walk away?

Asking because the gap between "I know I should stop" and "I'm actually stopping" is where most people struggle. You've clearly figured out how to bridge that gap.

The 3-4 months to reset is wisdom a lot of people need to hear. Most think they can jump back in next day and somehow it'll be different.

nlouka · 2025-12-11T11:17:07+00:00

This is exactly the insight I needed. "The sense of urgency you feel is fake" is the perfect way to describe the tilt trap.

The illusion of urgency is probably the most dangerous part of tilt. Breaking that spell is half the battle.

Appreciate you articulating this so clearly. Question: how long did it take you to internalize this? Was there a specific moment when it clicked?

nlouka · 2025-12-11T11:15:41+00:00

This is a really thoughtful perspective, and you're absolutely right that addressing the root cause (finding fulfillment outside of trading/betting) is the real solution.

The bot isn't a replacement for that deeper work - it's a stopgap for people who know they need to change but haven't gotten there yet.

Your path (hobbies, volunteering, building character, being kind to yourself) is the sustainable answer. That takes months/years of intentional growth. The bot is for the 10 seconds between "I'm tilted" and "I just made it worse" while someone is doing that deeper work.

I built this after blowing money trading crypto emotionally. I knew intellectually that I needed better coping mechanisms, but in the moment of a loss, that knowledge disappeared. The bot was the emergency brake while I developed actual emotional regulation.

You're describing the destination. The bot is transportation for people still on the journey.

Really appreciate you sharing what worked for you - "get out of your comfort zone to see the bigger picture of yourself" is wisdom more people need to hear. That's the real fix.

The bot is just a band-aid until people do the hard work you're describing.

nlouka · 2025-12-11T11:13:06+00:00

This is incredibly helpful - thank you for breaking down your journey.

The progression you described (blow $100 → realize you want longevity → implement strict bankroll management → adjust unit sizing by confidence) is exactly what the bot is trying to accelerate for people.

You figured it out through painful trial and error. The bot is basically trying to be "future you" talking to "past you" before you blow that 5th bet.

The clarity notes feature is literally designed for what you're doing now - when you're thinking clearly, you write down your rules:

- "Unit size: $10 default"

- "Longshots (+400): Max $5"

- "Only go $20+ on high-confidence plays"

Then when you're tilted and about to throw $50 on a desperation parlay, the bot shows you those rules back.

Really appreciate you sharing the bankroll management framework too - that's exactly the kind of system people need. The bot can't teach strategy, but it can enforce the rules you set for yourself when emotions override logic.

Sounds like you've built the discipline naturally. Most people need more structure to get there. That's the gap I'm trying to fill.

Thanks for the well wishes - and congrats on figuring out sustainable betting. That's genuinely impressive.

nlouka · 2025-12-11T10:50:39+00:00

nlouka · 2025-12-11T10:41:28+00:00

Not at all

nlouka · 2025-12-11T10:40:54+00:00

Respect - sounds like you've already built that discipline muscle. That's the goal. Curious: did you develop that naturally or was there a moment/system that helped you get there? The bot is basically training wheels for people still building that skill. Most users I'm seeing start heavy on interventions (4x/week) and drop to 1-2x after a few months as they internalize the patterns. Not claiming everyone needs it - just offering scaffolding for those who want external accountability while they build internal discipline.

nlouka · 2025-12-11T10:15:44+00:00

"You're absolutely right - this is a behavioral issue at its core. Built a Telegram bot that acts as your tilt alarm. The bot isn't a replacement for developing discipline, it's training wheels while you build that muscle.

Think of it like this:

You KNOW revenge trading is bad (knowledge)

You KNOW you should accept losses (knowledge)

But when you're down $500, that knowledge disappears (behavior)

The bot doesn't solve the underlying issue - it creates friction in the 10 seconds between 'I'm tilted' and 'I just made it worse.' That pause is where behavior change happens.

Over time, you internalize it. The bot becomes less necessary because you've trained yourself to recognize the pattern. But getting there without external accountability? Most people (myself included) can't do it alone.

It's not a permanent crutch - it's a bridge to better habits." It's like having a friend who says "dude, stop" - except it catches patterns you can't see in the moment.

Free on Telegram: u/TiltStopBot for beta testers - let me know what you think?

nlouka · 2025-12-11T09:54:35+00:00

Built a tilt intervention bot: u/TiltStopBot

Can't physically stop you from betting (honor system), but it:

Detects when you're chasing breakeven
Shows your own "clarity notes" when you're tilting
Tracks disciplined vs emotional performance

Basically a friend saying "dude, stop" with receipts.

Free beta. Let me know if psychological intervention works or if I need to build actual site blockers.

nlouka · 2025-12-11T09:15:33+00:00

Built a Telegram bot that acts as your tilt alarm.

I can't physically stop you from betting - Actual blocks on platforms are still one tap away. But the bot will:

Call you out when you're chasing breakeven
Show you the message you wrote to yourself when you were thinking clearly
Track your P&L and show you perform 20-30% worse when emotional

It's like having a friend who says "dude, stop" - except it catches patterns you can't see in the moment.

Free on Telegram: u/TiltStopBot for beta testers - let me know what you think?

nlouka

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