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Founder of MedicBase

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Travel nurses and allied travelers get tax-free stipends, but only if they can prove a tax home.

Most keep that proof in 5 places: email, an old phone, a closed agency portal, Venmo notes, a drawer.

So I built MedicBase. Here’s what it does:

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@freeaidirectory Thank you! I’m not sure but I would say 6/10 is travel nurses have an iPhone but that’s just a guess

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Hey fellow app builders!

I just launched my first iOS app 🚀
MedicBase is built for US travel healthcare professionals helping them store/organize all their documents and helping with the 12-month rule.

How do I get my first 100 downloads? Should I start building Android?

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@foundrceo Thank you for the advice!

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@NivTheNitro I messaged them yesterday to ask for my review status and if the review can continue. I’ll wait until next week Tuesday/Wednesday before I contact them again.

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After waiting 10 days (no response from Apple) with my app “In Review” I pulled and resubmitted it 3 days ago.

It was “In Review” then I had to verify a price and now it’s on “Rejected.”

Any of you have any experience with long waiting periods with the first app?

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@NivTheNitro Thank you for that feedback. Apple send me a message that additional verification is needed before review continues. They asked me to confirm an in-app purchase product which I did (on the same day) and now I’ve been waiting for 6 days again.

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@donecraft225 Yes my app has both in-app purchases and subscriptions and they are currently “Ready for Review” and all are attached to the version. Everything looks good as of now. It’s just a waiting game now.

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@donecraft225 Thank you for that feedback. I didn’t pull it this time. So I hope I’ll get approved very soon.

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@jonnyscales Format

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@VadimStrizheus Thanks for the feedback. I haven’t even launched yet…still in review. I already have different ideas but don’t want the shiny object syndrome to win.

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Sent my very first app for review last weekend. Today is day 5 of impatiently waiting for that “In Review” status to switch to “Approved.”

Fellow app builders: Is there anything I can do to speed up the process?

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@DanielasInsight Hi Daniela, let’s connect.

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@imnotMatt_eth Hey Matt, happy to connect. Fellow solo builder from Europe here.

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https://t.co/IRKKaBcGkG

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Travel nurses and allied travelers get tax-free stipends, but only if they can prove a tax home.

Most keep that proof in 5 places: email, an old phone, a closed agency portal, Venmo notes, a drawer.

So I built MedicBase. Here’s what it does:

[J @Jbuilds92]

📂 Lease, bills, contracts and pay stubs in one vault
⏱️ A heads-up before 12 months in one are
📄 One report for your CPA at tax time

iPhone. Coming soon to the App Store and Android.

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@ryanmarkodom Masterclass breakdown, Ryan! On step 5 (selling RSUs at vest) the biggest catch is default 22% federal withholding. High earners hit 35%+ marginal brackets leaving a 13-15% tax gap on every vest that reduces actual net proceeds for steps 6 & 7 if unadjusted.

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@zachmelloh26 Great breakdown, Zach! The biggest hidden trap for Alex with $350k base + $120k RSUs is that brokers default to a 22% federal rate on vests. Since his marginal bracket hits 35%+ every single vest creates a massive underwithholding gap he owes come April.

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@markcecchini Great breakdown! The big catch in practice: payroll defaults to 22% federal withholding on vests under $1M but high earners hit a ~35-37% marginal rate.
That 13-15% gap on a $414k vest leaves a massive surprise tax bill in April if you don't adjust it.