Michael Chang

@startupoppa @wabi Alternatives today include using feature rich budgeting apps, a spreadsheet, or periodically opening up the various different banking apps + calculator app to do a quick calc.

@startupoppa @wabi Most personal finance apps including budgeting, planning, forecasting, etc. But for me I just want an app to simply see my total savings, investments, etc. I don't want any of the other features. Just the totals and one graph to show historical change.

no apps have made it to my home screen in a long time, but @wabi just did. i was doubtful of daily usage at first but the fasting tracker i made with it is pretty damn good. reply with an app idea - if it seems good, will DM you an invite code @startupoppa/fasting-tracker-988619" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">wabi.ai/@startupoppa/f…

@willbmcclure @lowcodelocky Thanks for sharing that insight! I've dipped by toes in xano + weweb a bit. Definitely a learning curve but I think that'll be the right way to go.

@lowcodelocky @michaelchang516 I couldn't agree more. When starting my most recent project I had similar concerns about learning two new tools at once, Michael. After ~6 months I have zero regrets about going all in on Xano + WeWeb.

Thinking of doing a youtube breakdown between using @bubble vs using @nocodebackend & @weweb_io Haven't done video breakdowns in years - let me know if people are open to seeing why we've changed to WeWeb when scaling up towards investment.

@genzmafia Craftroom.io A simple FAQ tool for that helps teams reduce repetitive questions & find answers quickly. Starting to onboard our first few users.

Being featured in the New York Times is nice. Building cool stuff is better. Drop a one-liner of what you’re building, the website (if there is one), and how far along you are. 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽

@centered_app I’m enjoying the app so far! One feature request - can we be given the option to hide future dates? I find it too distracting - just want to focus on today