Hi, I'm Luke solo founder from Melbourne, Australia.
I started investing a couple of years ago and quickly got frustrated. The free tools (Yahoo Finance, Google Finance) give you raw numbers with no context. The paid tools (Morningstar, Simply Wall St, Bloomberg) are either too expensive for a retail investor or designed for professionals who already know what they're looking at.
So I built FIS Financial Intelligence Service. The idea is simple: take the same data the expensive platforms use, but present it in plain English so you can actually understand what it means. Think of it as an intelligence briefing for your portfolio, not a spreadsheet.
It covers multiple markets, pulls in company fundamentals, sentiment analysis, and market data, and is designed for people who want to make informed decisions without needing a finance degree.
Hey PH
Built something I think this community will find useful.
Krilarr is a verifiable developer portfolio platform. You create Proof Cards, structured portfolio items that capture what you built, the outcomes it produced, and link to real evidence (live URLs, repos, metrics). Then you share one clean profile link instead of a PDF resume or a GitHub that needs explaining. The Pro tier ($3.99/mo) includes an AI Proposal Assistant that turns your Proof Cards into tailored client proposals, useful if you do freelance work or client outreach. Free tier is live now. Early users get 14 days of Pro free, no card needed.
krilarr.vercel.app Would love feedback from builders here, especially on whether the Proof Card structure captures what you'd actually want to show a client or hiring manager.
Keeper is a lightweight Chrome extension that helps you save things you want to learn later while browsing. If you often come across unfamiliar terms, concepts, tools, or ideas online and then forget them, Keeper gives you a simple way to capture them instantly without breaking your flow. You can save selected text from a page, add notes and tags, and keep the source information so you can return to it later. It also helps you organize your saved items with filters, sorting, and status tracking, making it easier to review and manage your learning list. Users should install Keeper if they want a fast, simple, and privacy-friendly way to remember useful things they discover on the web, rather than losing them or scattering them across random notes.
