Carvey Chennico
@NotaWA1306
Pematangsiantar, North Sumatra, Indonesia
Product
I’m currently building NotaWA, a simple WhatsApp-first cashflow tracker for freelancers and solo founders.
Instead of opening another finance app, users can log income and expenses directly from WhatsApp with messages like “+500 client payment” or “-12 lunch,” then view their balance and summaries in a simple dashboard.
Looking for early testers and honest feedback from people who want money tracking to feel less like bookkeeping.
- NotaWAPre-revenue / betaBeta
A simple WhatsApp-first cashflow tracker for freelancers and solo founders. Log income and expenses by sending messages like “+500 client payment” or “-12 lunch,” then review your balance and summaries in a clean dashboard.
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