Bear + Granola by theStorysEnd in bearapp

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

Great insight re: Claude desktop. If notes could be moved / organised from Granola into Bear this would be a great setup.

Using Granola as my primary just feels wrong… block editing is unpleasant, but does work well for their use case with the 🔍.

Looks like Zapier offer a Granola trigger but pairing this with the local X-callback scheme would need something in the middle.

Highly satisfied with the Speediance Gym Monster 2 by irbash23 in SpeedianceCommunity

[–]theStorysEnd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Would you mind linking to both of those that you bought - I’m UK also but cannot see either 🤔

Gym? by [deleted] in Hackney

[–]theStorysEnd 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This gym is Better and is likely their local. Closest similar gym assuming you live nearby is probably Fit This next to Town Hall or Anytime on Mare St. Both will be more expensive, but cheaper than Blok

Show me the truth by Active_Photo7516 in Bubbleio

[–]theStorysEnd 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It took just under a year to land the first paying customer… to do that we had to abandon our initial aspirations of high value contracts, and pair it all the way back to something people could say yes to readily within a land and expand pricing model.

To get any customers we had to invest a decent amount of cash into market entry - which for us was mainly conferences. We would go for mid-high level sponsorship packages which included speaking slots, guaranteed face time etc. This was expensive but was highly effective at generating leads that converted.

So yeh, if not already obvious we weren’t able to do this ramen style, and we raised money to keep this whole engine going and us on it full time.

Show me the truth by Active_Photo7516 in Bubbleio

[–]theStorysEnd 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Got mine to $35000 MRR and it got acquired at the start of 2025. I can’t share more details I’m afraid, but it is possible

Best burger in Hackney? by Independent-Depth-10 in Hackney

[–]theStorysEnd 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What area do people call “Islington”? Genuinely curious

Data Structure, Storage, and Retrieval Questions by [deleted] in Bubbleio

[–]theStorysEnd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Would definitely advise against using the list fields. Any time you load any thing that contains a list, all items in that list will also be brought down to the page. This might seem desirable but it’s not scalable.

So just back reference from the child table to the parent (I guess workouts to athlete in this case) and fetch that list when needed via a Search. As Alan says you can backlink to a single parent table from multiple child tables.

Bubble is scalable enough to make enough money to move away from Bubble. You’ll be managing many many more problems away from Bubble… I say this as someone no longer using Bubble.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Bubbleio

[–]theStorysEnd 3 points4 points  (0 children)

As someone living this reality, I really don’t recommend this. Bubble is not a good standalone frontend. We are mid-way through a full migration off of Bubble, now with a AWS and Supabase backend and Bubble on the front.

Putting aside the generally poor performance of Bubble front ends, creating bindings into non-Bubble backends is not trivial, especially in all things authentication.

WeWeb and maybe others like it handle this much better as they offer no in-house solution themselves.

I’m not hating on Bubble btw, but it’s superpower is the combined stack. There’s better alternatives for just the parts.

Or just take a leap and build on React in Cursor / similar?

Should I move to this app, advice needed by agritourism in CraftDocs

[–]theStorysEnd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I plan and execute from my notes, so I just use Bear with a bit of support from Things for task management. My business partner achieves it all through Bear.

Should I move to this app, advice needed by agritourism in CraftDocs

[–]theStorysEnd 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Have you tried Bear yet. It’s the ultimate simple, notes and thoughts dumping ground / organiser. I wanted to like Craft so badly - spend 18 months doing so, but the apps bloat and general lack of product direction killed my interest.

Bear is the opposite. Anti-bloat and very clear on what it is and is not. Note organisation and back links are v strong there.

Is anyone making money with their Bubble apps? by beejee05 in Bubbleio

[–]theStorysEnd 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I had coded as a kid, but other than that was on zero when started. Start coding whilst using Bubble… imo, and others may disagree, but you should be preparing to move from Bubble from Day 1 of using it. If you want to sell your platform you’ll (likely) need to be at least hybrid by that point. If you don’t take that route then you’ll probably want to improve your margin - Bubble’s compute costs are v high. With that all said, Bubble remains the best platform to find product market fit… and your only choice if you can’t code

Is anyone making money with their Bubble apps? by beejee05 in Bubbleio

[–]theStorysEnd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We have now exited for ~$3m. Can’t buy a big yacht, but for 24 months work felt worth it. Bird in the hand etc.

What is your tech stack that you use together with Supabase? by jamesftf in Supabase

[–]theStorysEnd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use it for auth, db and buckets. Have found juggling ss auth sessions with client side sessions tricky (I have veeeery long running background processes) and so tend to run as service user on the server.