Bvester

[Bvester @bvesterhq]

Stop typing your sales and expenses,
Just say what you sold or spent, Bvester handles the rest.

Become fundable by simply recording why you sold or spent.

Download the Bvester app on Google Playstore or sign up on https://t.co/95kyYcq2Dc

[Bvester @bvesterhq]

@emmanuel_2m OS

[Bvester @bvesterhq]

@kimmonismus It’s very frustrating. Opus 5 keeps making mistakes and keeps pointing same mistakes out whilst attempting to resolve them, just to waste my time and burn my tokens. It sort of feels deliberate or there is a deep inefficiency in the model.

[Bvester @bvesterhq]

This is the strongest causal evidence in the entire field, and it is the intellectual foundation Bvester is standing on.

Management capacity determines business success.

[Bvester @bvesterhq]

WHY USE BVESTER
1.
Management practice is the most measurable driver of firm success — and it predicts survival, not just profit.

The World Management Survey found management practices explain ~20% of productivity variation in US firms —

[Bvester @bvesterhq]

The Indian textile RCT (free management consulting, randomized) produced +17% productivity in year one and more plants opened within three years.

[Bvester @bvesterhq]

What it feels like, running a business in Ghana without plugging into Bvester 😂

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@patrickbetdavid @LewisHamilton Very dissapointed in his frame of thought tbh

[The Spearhead @Spearhead_Af]

Africa Is One Market, But Not for Africans

Africa has been treated as one big market for foreign goods, but Africans have been discouraged from treating Africa as one market for ourselves. The same people who tell us continental trade is too complicated have no problem moving their own products across our borders.

They want access to Africa’s market, but they do not want Africa to trade freely with itself. Because an Africa that trades with itself is an Africa that becomes stronger, more independent, and less dependent on foreign imports.

So when you see foreign products everywhere across the continent, while African products remain trapped inside their own countries, understand what you are looking at. Dependency by design.

[Bvester @bvesterhq]

Stop chasing money. Money chases order.

[Bvester @bvesterhq]

@buzstopboys This is very sad.

[Bvester @bvesterhq]

Get started at https://t.co/Iac4auvU8W

[Bvester @bvesterhq]

Many small businesses are not getting the funding they need not because they are bad businesses. They are unfundable because they cannot prove what is happening inside their business.
Bvester helps you fix that.

Run your business on Bvester and become fundable.

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@araghougassian BET

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@TechEmails Wow…what a world

[Bvester @bvesterhq]

@kaisalga @sama Which model are you using?

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@SteveSkojec @elonmusk

[Bvester @bvesterhq]

@GideonShalwick This is very true. One risk about using AI is that you might end up losing your brain power to a certain extent - atrophy.

The best thing is to always take sometime off your AI tools, spend some alone time delving deep into your human faculties, unassisted.

This really helps.

[Gideon Shalwick @GideonShalwick]

Hot take:

Vibe coding doesn’t (fully) replace thinking.

It replaces hard core, coalface coding.

If you want it to actually work, you still need:

- Deep understanding of what the market wants
- A clear user experience (not just “it works”)
- Real UI design with proper affordances
- Backend + infrastructure that can scale
- Security that won’t bite you later
- A plan for distribution

Vibe coding replaces the old dev bottleneck.

It doesn’t replace product, strategy, or execution.

What do you think @garrytan?