We recently launched Planwell, 'your very own financial advisor in your pocket'. It helps figure out your FIRE age, home affordability and kids' college savings.
Try it out here: https://t.co/mZvAwiVHZV
I'd love to do your onboarding and get live feedback.
@our_nextlife Hi Tanja : I made this free career break planner(https://t.co/hKeXIWxvP1) to help people evaluate their finances before taking a career break. I'd love to see if your audience may find this interesting.
@NVoitenkov@GenwayAI@speedrun Building https://t.co/VYORXlExoE, 'your very own financial planner in your pocket', to plan for multiple goals and make tradeoffs between them.
There is a lot of pride among AI founders today around doing "996." 9 to 9, 6 days a week. SF is normalizing the 72-hour week to win the AI race.
I started Upside to enable a different way of winning. The whole promise of AI is that people should work LESS, and only on WHAT MATTERS not get chained to their desks grinding.
@alexdbauer wrote more on how we did it, I just made the images :-) and @swyx and @vibhuuuus helped us print them at @aiDotEngineer yesterday.
@neerajadeshp Agree. This study seems so absurd. In general research and journalism on India is super weird and tends to gaslight people who actually know the place.
Our launch of 'Career Break Planner' on Product Hunt's Vercel Day: Plan your career break without wrecking your finances.
Do upvote if this resonates:
https://t.co/FKkST0WWCg
Note: The conversion itself counts as taxable income, so you need to be careful not to convert so much that you push yourself into a higher bracket or accidentally trigger ACA subsidy clawbacks (if you're using marketplace insurance during the break).
Taking a career break (either voluntary or involuntary) can be super stressful, but there are some opportunities : for example, you could consider a Roth conversion since income will be lower in this period, and let your money grow tax free over a long period.
I made this free career break planner to plan finances for a career break (sabbatical or layoffs). Figure out burn, financial runway and impact to net worth. https://t.co/aLBrS2AjaT
I made this free career break planner to plan finances for a career break (sabbatical or layoffs). Figure out burn, financial runway and impact to net worth.
https://t.co/hKeXIWxvP1
I did not see this tweet until now, but I built this Real Estate ROI tool on Lovable: https://t.co/e2rNe3JK19.
I did the design on Figma but did not provide Lovable with my Excel model or formulas. It was impressive how easily it figured out the background calculations. I just used my Excel model to vet the accuracy.
Most people haven't realized they can actually build the ideas stuck in their heads with Lovable.
So I'm giving $10k in Lovable credits to whoever builds and showcases the most technically impressive app with Lovable in the next 7 days.
Quote RT this announcement with a demo and a link to what you built, and tag Lovable to participate. See full rules in the reply.
@adrianasobota_@gavinpurcell This is a very interesting contrarian view. I've been wondering the same, but my actual experience is that I prefer using Lovable to any of the foundation models due to its more friendly UX. I thought it's maybe just me, but looks like you are seeing this as a larger trend.