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21d ago

Can a small financial tool be useful before the user is ready for the full app?

I ve been working on MyDebtLens, a debt payoff planner and consumer debt clarity tool.

28d ago

How much should a financial product explain before asking users to act?

Hey everyone,

I ve been thinking about a product tension while building MyDebtLens.

When someone is using a debt payoff tool, they may not only want the best route mathematically.

They may also want to understand why the route looks better, what tradeoffs it creates, and whether it changes their monthly pressure in a way they can actually live with.

1mo ago

Debt payoff is not just a balance-sorting problem

Hey everyone, hope you re having a good week.

 

I wanted to share another thought from building MyDebtLens, because it keeps coming up as I work through the product and how it should explain debt payoff decisions.

 

2mo ago

Would you use a debt payoff app without bank linking?

Hey everyone, hope you re having a good weekend.

I wanted to share one of the early product decisions behind MyDebtLens, because it shaped how the app works from the start.

We decided not to require a bank connection.

That means users enter their own debt numbers manually: balances, APRs, minimum payments, due dates, and any extra amount they want to test.

2mo ago

MyDebtLens - Compare debt payoff paths in plain English

MyDebtLens is a U.S.-focused debt clarity app for previewing payoff routes, monthly pressure, calendar timing, and plain-English reports.