Ryan Dragos | OneStop

Got tired of overpriced finance dashboards.
So I built my own.
Founder @OneStopMI.
Building the affordable market intelligence product I wish existed.

[Ryan Dragos | OneStop @OneStopMI]

@skeptrune customers sold separately

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@deckard_the_dev Had a look. "Posts get deleted. Accounts go private. Your saves stay." explains the appeal better than the AI headline. I'd put that first.

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A user couldn't clear a calendar filter in OneStop and wondered if they were being stupid.

I'd hidden the reset behind "All Impact" in a dropdown.

Very obvious, if you happen to be the person who built it.

[Ryan Dragos | OneStop @OneStopMI]

@MrBrjan Calling it 'burn rate' makes the subscriptions feel more official.

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@DustinDavis Are the new followers mostly people you've replied to, or people who found you through those replies? Curious how much is conversation vs reach.

[Ryan Dragos | OneStop @OneStopMI]

Most startup advice says ship before you're ready.

That advice gets interesting when the product is supposed to tell people what changed in markets.

There’s a difference between an embarrassing bug and confidently showing the wrong story. I can live with one of those.

[Ryan Dragos | OneStop @OneStopMI]

I spent months building OneStop before I was comfortable putting it in front of real users.

Every startup account on here says that’s backwards.

Maybe it is.

But I couldn’t sell market intelligence I didn’t trust myself.

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@levelsio Market fit, followed immediately by “I hope it isn’t scraping.” Perfectly normal founder emotional range.

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@theo I’m not there yet. The day I stop checking the diff will feel less like a model upgrade and more like a job description changing.

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@Barchart The 10% request is the part that matters. Half the requested liquidity just became a waiting list.

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@angelbrodin The ‘regular degular decision makers’ bit is probably doing more work than the org chart.

[Ryan Dragos | OneStop @OneStopMI]

@boneGPT I wanted an assistant. I accidentally became middle management.

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@rauchg The feedback I initially hate is usually the feedback that saves the product.

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Finance apps love bragging about how much data they have.

I’m starting to think that’s the problem.

Half of building OneStop has been deleting irrelevant noise before it buries the one thing that actually changed.

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@JiachengGu50887 The account sprawl is annoying. The context sprawl is where it actually breaks.

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@petergostev The migration bit is the one that got me. A model you stop checking is a completely different product.

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Working on the hardest part of OneStop right now.

Market Storyline has to do more than log headlines. It needs to show where the market read changed, what broke the old view and what replaced it.

Getting that right is basically the whole product.

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Truth is - any app can give you a macro thesis.

But when the market changes, so does your thesis.

Tracking and explaining these changes is where the gold is. No one's doing that well.

...Yet.

[Ryan Dragos | OneStop @OneStopMI]

My competitor charges $100 + per month for their base package.

Onestop is close to 1/10th the price.

New features in development too (at NO extra cost).

The same level of market intelligence is about to get a whole lot cheaper for traders, all thanks to OneStop.