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For the past two weeks, I've been working on a personal project to create a web app called Spendflow(https://spendflow.me).
The goal was to help me control my personal bill payments. I've always
managed this using a Google Drive Sheet, where I'd mark what I needed to
pay by the end of the month on a horizontal timeline, and update the
status. The reason for the horizontal timeline is that it gives me a
clear sense of what's coming up and a sense of continuity, so I don't
pay things out of order.
I'm a developer who loves to build things, but I'm terrible at
design and marketing. My problem has always been that I never share the
ideas I have. So, I decided to use AI to boost my productivity and
launch things faster. Here are the steps I've taken so far:
- I used Bolt.new to create the first version of the app.
- After my free credits ran out, I subscribed to Bolt to improve the design.
- I transferred everything to my GitHub and subscribed to Copilot (with VSCode).
- I integrated the backend with Supabase
- I enabled Magic Link and Google Auth via Supabase.
- I set up auth emails with Resend
- I created a Stripe account for the first time to handle payments.
- I used a new SaaS called BoostToad to get some feedback.
- I added Google Analytics for traffic analysis.
- I deployed the app on Vercel
- Now for the most important part: finding customers!
I've replaced my spreadsheet with the app and am using it myself. I
know there are improvements to be made, but I've decided not to invest
more time until I work on the marketing and figure out if other people
have a similar need.
I've seen many finance apps out there, but I have no intention of
evolving this into something that deals with investments, savings goals,
or similar features. I also don't know if anyone needs something this
simple, even though it's been useful for me.
I've learned a great deal in just two weeks. I've read plenty of Reddit
posts about not wasting time building something nobody will use, and I
Get that. But considering I had never used 90% of the technologies on
this list, I feel much more prepared to find a new idea and create my
next product.
Thanks for taking the time to read about my project. Any feedback
is welcome—feel free to reach out with a DM. I'd love to hear what you
think
