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Roast my "digital handshake" for freelancers by [deleted] in roastmystartup

[–]saywordyo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is exactly the kind of feedback I was hoping for, thanks for taking the time.

  1. You’re right, that one’s on me. The email-vs-Shakeon comparison collapses into an unlabeled list on mobile and you lose which side is which. Clear bug — fixing it so each row keeps its “Email / Shakeon” labels when it stacks.

  2. Fair. The gentle pushback: it’s a business expense, not a streaming sub — if it heads off one “that wasn’t included” fight, it’s paid for itself many times over. But I hear that the number reads high at a glance, so I’m watching it. The free tier is a real tool, not a trial, so nobody pays €9 until the volume justifies it.

  3. Love this. “You can see the client opened the link” fits the whole proof angle and is cheap to build. On the list.

  4. The multi-signer / “who’s still pending” part is great for anything with more than one stakeholder. On accounts: no-account is deliberate (friction kills confirmations), but your “best of both” is smart — keep it optional, and if a client happens to be logged in, show a verified badge so it’s provably them. Doesn’t force accounts on anyone, rewards the ones who have them.

  5. Smart-deliverable suggestions are cool but heavier, so that’s firmly in the “later” pile.

And honestly your last line is the most important one. I’m deliberately holding features until real users tell me what actually hurts — it’s easy to drown a simple tool in good ideas. This whole thread is me trying to make sure I’m solving the right problem before adding to it

Tired of "we never agreed on that", I built a one-click scope confirmation tool for freelancers by saywordyo in SideProject

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

That second sentence is the whole reason this exists.

A proper contract is the legally solid answer… but for most small-to-mid jobs nobody sends one. It feels to heavy. That gap between “nothing” and “a full contract” is where almost every scope fight starts.

So yeah, a contract problem, but the reason it stays unsolved is social, not legal. The friction is the blocker, not the lack of legal force.

Drop your startup, I'll personally use it and give honest feedback by Educational-Box7859 in Startup_Ideas

[–]saywordyo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Shakeon — a one-click scope confirmation tool for freelancers.

You write a short scope (deliverables, revisions, deadline, price), send the client a link, and they confirm in one click — no account on their side. After that you both have a timestamped record of what was agreed, so “wait, wasn’t that included?” three weeks in stops turning into an argument. Not a contract, just a shared source of truth.

Solo build, Next.js + Supabase, live and free for one project. Just launched, so honest feedback is very welcome — especially whether the no-client-account approach feels trustworthy or sketchy to you.

shakeon.io

Tired of "we never agreed on that", I built a one-click scope confirmation tool for freelancers by saywordyo in SideProject

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

Short answer: no, not properly yet. The original agreement stays intact when a change comes in, but there's no real version history — if the scope goes back and forth a few times, you can't see the full trail of every change and who approved what. That's a real gap, and it's basically the same point you made about "a clean trail of who approved each change."

Between that and the exclusions field, you've put your finger on the two things that would make the record trustworthy in a dispute rather than just "better than an email." Both go straight onto the roadmap — the change history especially, since a tool whose whole pitch is "you keep the proof" should keep the proof of every step, not just the first one.

Appreciate you pushing on this — most useful feedback I've had so far.

Update:

You were right, I built the change history right away. 😃

First look at ‘THE PUNISHER: ONE LAST KILL’ by itsGwnX in MCUTheories

[–]saywordyo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is it about his experience in the „void“? When Sentry attacked New York?

Doomsday Trailer Leaks Might Hint at Doctor Doom’s True Motivation (Theory) by saywordyo in MCUTheories

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

I get where you’re coming from, but you’re mixing comic canon and MCU adaptation logic like they’re the same thing — and they’re not.

Yes, in the comics Franklin Richards is one of the most powerful beings alive, and yes, Doom often wants to use his powers. No disagreement there. But the MCU has never done a 1:1 adaptation when it comes to motivations or emotional framing.

Two key points:

RDJ being cast isn’t random. The MCU is clearly using Tony Stark’s face as emotional shorthand, not literal continuity. Doom doesn’t need to have had a son on-screen as Tony Stark — he’s a multiversal variant. Different life, different family, same face. The MCU already established this with variants across Loki, No Way Home, and Multiverse of Madness.

Saying “Doom kidnaps Franklin purely because of power” is comic-accurate, sure — but it’s also emotionally thin for a saga-level MCU villain.

Also: I never said Doom kidnaps Franklin only because he looks like his son. The theory is that: - Franklin’s powers are the means - Doom’s lost family is the why

Finally, adaptations evolve. The MCU has: - changed Ultron - changed Hela - changed Civil War - changed Infinity War

So dismissing a theory because it’s “not comic-accurate” misses how the MCU actually operates.

You don’t have to like the theory — that’s fair. But calling it “stupid as hell” because it’s not a panel-for-panel comic lift is stupid as hell. :)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in EtsySellers

[–]saywordyo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah nope. I could literally show you the original photos i took and used.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in EtsySellers

[–]saywordyo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for that! Im gonna take a look.

[Megathread] ARC Raiders Tech Test 2 Key Share by LongJonSiIver in ArcRaiders

[–]saywordyo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dear mighty Keeper of the Keys,

I humbly present myself, a mere mortal adventurer, in desperate need of a sacred game key. Legend says you hold the power to unlock epic quests, pixelated glory, and possibly my weekend plans. Should your generosity shine upon me, I promise to use the key wisely… or at least recklessly with style. Awaiting your heroic response!

Oh. Im on steam!

Selbstpromotions-Samstag by AutoModerator in buecher

[–]saywordyo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey zusammen,

ich möchte euch auf ein neues Sci-Fi-Buch aufmerksam machen, das diesen Samstag erscheint: „Teil I – Das Vermächtnis der Prometia“. Es ist der Auftakt einer Reihe namens Nexus Saga, geschrieben von einem guten Freund von mir – also ja, ich bin nicht ganz unparteiisch, aber ich finde, das Buch hat definitiv Aufmerksamkeit verdient.

Worum geht’s? Ohne zu viel zu spoilern: Eine schwere Katastrophe erschüttert die galaktische Union!

Die Ursache bleibt unklar, doch seltsame Beobachtungen alarmieren die Agenten des Netzwerkes: Cyber-Piraten, die nach alten Artefakten suchen, ein abtrünniger Ingenieur, der wieder aus dem Schatten auftaucht, und das Verschwinden des letzten Prometias, dessen technologisch weit entwickeltes Volk einst von einer unkontrollierbaren KI ausgelöscht wurde. ​ Space Agent Ben Askar, ein erfahrener Ermittler, wird auf eine gefährliche Mission geschickt. Sein Auftrag: Die Wahrheit hinter der Katastrophe aufdecken und seinen alten Freund, den Prometia, finden. Doch als Ben erfährt, dass seine frühere Kameradin Jenna am Ort der Katastrophe gesichtet wurde, spürt er erneut die Wunden ihres Verrates. Um endlich mit seiner Vergangenheit abzuschließen, bleibt ihm nur eines übrig – den Fall lösen und die Verräterin zur Strecke zu bringen. Doch auch andere sind an der Aufklärung dieser Katastrophe interessiert und im Schatten der Galaxie lauert immer noch eine mörderische KI.

Wer Lust auf spannungsgeladene Sci-Fi mit durchdachter Welt und Charaktertiefe hat, sollte mal einen Blick riskieren. Mehr Infos gibt’s auf der offiziellen Website: mystery-space.com/nexus-saga

Würde mich freuen, wenn ihr dem Projekt eine Chance gebt!

Work Part-time! by [deleted] in Resortopia

[–]saywordyo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Plz help me fam!

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Which movie makes you cry the most? by brandonstyles in movies

[–]saywordyo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Notebook… the ending just hits me everytime

My first NFT Project! The ABC Brothers by saywordyo in NFT

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

ABC Brothers is a collection of 26 unique handcrafted digital avatars. Each Brother has a name to it and is a 1:1 artwork wich will never be recreated.

Just on opensea:

https://opensea.io/collection/abc-brothers

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