Hey everyone! I m launching Obolus today and wanted to share it here.
The idea is simple: the same salary can leave you with a very different lifestyle depending on the country once taxes, rent, healthcare and everyday costs are included.
Obolus helps you compare that across 8 countries and see what actually remains each month. It s completely free.
One thing that made this project quite personal for me: I wrote the calculations for all 8 tax systems for the platforms' own backend myself, after a lot of tedious digging through tax laws, government documents and rules across completely different jurisdictions.
Road to 1,000,000 Votap users - Day 80 | Current: 1467 50% of people who click through to our App Store page install the app. 70% complete registration, including phone verification and profile setup 23% of installs started the trial. 1 in 7 trials has converted to paid so far. The data isn t perfect yet. AppsFlyer is delayed in places, hence somehow having more first voters than registrations, and the sample is still small. Here s what excites me: we haven t optimized or A/B tested ANYTHING yet. This is the baseline. Now we start breaking the funnel apart and seeing how far we can push it.
I ve been working on a project called Coryo over the past few months, and I d love to get some feedback from other makers and people who work on creative projects.
Hey! I m Ajay, building Vakh for groups whose events, shared work and useful resources get buried in chats.
Organisers can publish a session once, show it as a feed, calendar or map, and let members contribute photos and comments for approval. Here s an interactive example: https://get.vakh.com/for/communi...
I m looking for small pilots with college clubs and creative groups. The decision I m working through is where to start: session updates, feedback on work in progress, or a shared resource collection. If you run a group, which would your members actually return for? Happy to help you try one.
Quick disclosure upfront: I'm one of the people behind e9e, so keep that in mind, but I'm genuinely here for feedback, not to farm upvotes.
The problem we kept running into: early-stage teams don't have the bandwidth for the full growth stack, finding and qualifying leads, writing cold emails that don't sound like spam, warming up sending domains, building ad creative, and actually analyzing what's working. Usually that means either hiring 3-5 freelancers or one overworked generalist trying to do all of it badly.
What we built instead: a coordinated AI team, not a single generic copilot. Each "member" specializes: one finds and qualifies leads, one writes copy and creative, one does market/competitor research, one handles analytics and reporting. They're coordinated so the output is end-to-end (actual sendable campaigns, actual lead lists) instead of a pile of disconnected drafts you still have to stitch together yourself.
Like most of you, I was spending way too much time just trying to keep up new AI tools dropping every day, pricing changing without notice, and no single place that actually made sense of it all.
So we built Staquest. It's a personalized intelligence dashboard for people who work in Data, Marketing, Design, or Dev, basically a daily briefing of what matters in your world.
What it does right now: AI/SaaS tool database with pricing breakdowns and competitor comparisons, workflow templates with real cost breakdowns (not just "use Notion + Figma"), an AI assistant that actually knows the tool landscape
