Early Bird

Early Bird

A way to manage debts you owe yourself

40 followers

Early Bird is a tool you can use to track when you've borrowed money from your savings! It then keeps track of that balance, and e-mails you to let you know how much you should be repaying each month!
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Free
Launch tags:Personal Finance
Launch Team
Anima Playground
AI with an Eye for Design
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What do you think? …

Deepak Kamat
Congratulations on the launch!!🚀 This is super helpful!!
Nathan John
@deepak_kamat Thanks for the support!
Nathan John
I've found that many times I didn't trust myself to borrow money from my savings account because I didn't trust myself to pay it back. Because of this I'd end up revolving debt on my Credit Card when I was paying for something big! I built Early Bird as a tool to help avoid that, and it's been really useful for me! Hope it's useful for you guys too
Paul Rusyn
@vethan Congrats on the launch and good luck 🍀 If you need some help with the logo and brand identity, feel free to contact me!
Nathan John
@pavell2l thanks! I'll definitely reach out if we need the assist!
Dean “Noaksey” Noakes
as someone that keeps forgetting how much I have taken out of saving and forgetting I have a goal to save for. I am very excited by the idea of this app.
Shushant Lakhyani
This would be a super helpful tool
Nathan John
@shushant_lakhyani Thanks for the kind words! Definitely working to make it as helpful as possible
sathithya yogi
congrats for launch
Nathan John
@sathithya_yogi Thanks! Exciting times ahead!
davenport kim
I've discovered that I frequently lacked the confidence in myself to borrow money from my savings account because I lacked the confidence in myself to repay it. As a result, if I needed to buy something expensive, I would wind up with revolving debt on my credit card! To assist me prevent it, I created flappy bird, which has been incredibly helpful for me! I hope it's helpful to you people as well.
Nathan John
@davenport_kim I... This is possibly the weirdest style of spam comment I've seen in a while
Gajanan Sawale
@vethan most useful product
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