Hey thanks for your comment rockon! Thank you that's awesome! Feel free to sign up, I have three beta users currently so well under the 50 :)
To be honest I haven't tried those two competitors (maybe) you mentioned, I'll go check them out for sure and hopefully they offer a free trial, I think by having a quick glance over though:
Klaro Budget differentiates itself by:
Simplifying the mental model - aligning with natural pay cycles rather than forcing users into category-based thinking.
Reducing anxiety through future visibility of bills and available funds (Predictive Billing just launched!)
Focusing on the core problem of "how much can I actually spend?" rather than comprehensive financial tracking
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I was frustrated with budgeting apps that were based around categories and upselling credit cards and loans.
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What tech stack are you using to develop your app?
Hey Ozy, are you building in public? I would recommend you to do that in X/twitter to get real validation
Hey! Ooo why? I've not dug much into building in public, recommend any good resources?
Twitter, not only helps you to validate but you could get some marketing from there
Hi - would love to be a beta user. How is it different from YNAB or Monarch Money ?
Hey thanks for your comment rockon! Thank you that's awesome! Feel free to sign up, I have three beta users currently so well under the 50 :)
To be honest I haven't tried those two competitors (maybe) you mentioned, I'll go check them out for sure and hopefully they offer a free trial, I think by having a quick glance over though:
Klaro Budget differentiates itself by:
Simplifying the mental model - aligning with natural pay cycles rather than forcing users into category-based thinking.
Reducing anxiety through future visibility of bills and available funds (Predictive Billing just launched!)
Focusing on the core problem of "how much can I actually spend?" rather than comprehensive financial tracking