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@jeroen_seghers1 This is actually an amazing tool for people like me who saves a lot of article to read later. Awesome! I hope the launch went well.

@akil_natchimuthu Congrats on your launch!

@akil_natchimuthu Nice idea!! and congrats on the launch :) How will you convince users to adopt this over existing solutions?

@pawelszafa Love this, real estate can be surer intimidating to break into!

@pawelszafa Really neat idea Pawel! How do you plan to beat the competitors already in this space?

@max_mapedia Hi! I'm really glad that PH community feedback is good, thank you for that. Regarding competitors, there are few aspect, however I do not want to talk in public about all, ket me just put some examples: 1. Deals: I work in one of biggest Real Estate consulting companies in the word. I'm responsible for growth of technical department in CEE region (EMEA region from 2023). I have really big network of friends in real estate (agents, bailiffs, trustees, banks, corporates) and great access to deals (even if I will left the job). This is how I can be sure of good quality deals. 2. Evaluation: I have build fully operating design office and general contractor with around 1,5$ reve last year (acting only locally). As general contractor we have data and negotiated prices of materials, subcontractors, equipment etc. We have also really good cost department and construction supervision team so we will be able to very professionally evaluate the property and cost needed to be incurred. For now, we will enter only best deals in local market. 3. Costs: We do not charge commissions as a platform. We make money as a general contractor, and that is a cost that would have to be borne by the Investor anyway. So we are initially cheaper by commission. Scaling from the local market, I know how to secure fees from third parties (foreign contractors), I do it professionally, nevertheless I cannot share this knowledge. 4. Sell: I have access (and long time relationships) to the biggest real estate funds and HNWI. Also, we already have great broker in our team, so public sell also would be a pice of cake (been there, done that but with private capital). There is much more really BIG staff that we will implement, however lets just wait and see. ;) By the way: do anybody knows any investment company/startup (legally operating), that allows you to invest 100$, or even 1000$ or even 10 000$ with security on the mortgage (or similar level of security) and with 105% return after sex - sorry - six months? ;)

@pawelszafa This is awesome! I've seen some other companies do this, but their process is fairly complicated and isn't as easy as you'd think it should be. So that makes me ask, how simple are you guys making the whole process?

@yelmahallawy Hi, thanks for the question. Well, in addition to the fact that I am very familiar with the executive design process, and in addition to the fact that I myself do such flips from private capital (smaller scale), the answer to the question is: we will simplify the process of raising capital as much as possible. Specifically: Literally yesterday, the President of Poland signed a law implementing new regulations on crowdfunding + similar regulations have been introduced throughout the European Union. Very briefly, this means that it has been made possible to raise distributed capital in a legal and investor-securing way. The amount of the limit was also increased from €1 million to €5 million. Eur = $1 (more or less). We have established cooperation with the largest platform in CEE providing such services and we have a model of operation worked out. Of course, any change in regulations has it that some may be unclear or require interpretation, nevertheless, we are positive and are gathering feedback from government institutions confirming our understanding.

@inesfenner Oh what does it do??

@aaronoleary tira.so is pretty much what would happen if Slack, Trello, Notion, & Calendly came together to make a baby! Chat, task & project management, and a calendar all in one place. All the features work together seamlessly.

@aaronoleary @inesfenner Cool concept Ines! What pain point are you looking to solve here? is the goal to put all these tasks in one place?

@aaronoleary @max_mapedia Thanks, Max! We're trying to solve the issue of having to use multiple apps to get work done. For example, people will use Slack to chat with their team then have to go to Trello or Notion to organize their tasks and then use a calendar separately to organize due dates and events. When working like this, subscription fatigue occurs and it can become super costly for companies to pay for multiple subscriptions. It’s also a huge waste of time constantly switching between apps. With Tira, there’s no need to use multiple apps. The goal is to have all of your tasks, projects, messages, and events in one place so that no information is lost and your productivity is improved. You can get all of the tools you need in one place for a fraction of the price.

@aaronoleary @inesfenner Makes sense Ines! I guess the struggle will be convincing people to trust your brand over the existing solutions. But I took a look and seems like a great tool! Thanks for sharing and best of luck :)

@iyamendoza01 Hi Iya! Could you show the sales funnel and the conversions on every step? I'm not sure the bottleneck is in the site design because you used to have good results. What did change in May? Did you go to another target audience? Did you change the advertising? So first (I think), you need to define where exactly the problem is. Is it a user acquisition problem? Or your acquisition is well, but later you lose the customers? I build a startup that will create a marketing roadmap automatically. And I think your case is very good for testing my product. Please, could you use my product and write me if it was useful or not? https://t.me/ugetgoal_bot

@iyamendoza01 Tested your site - really cool. Having a down month isn't too bad. Are you tracking the user at every step? Landing page > Designing Logo > Purchasing. Where do they stop? Why do they stop? Use something like hotjar to *record* user interaction on your site, this is powerful, you'll see whether they're dipping off when they look at the price or for other reasons.

@rilwan_owolabi1 Yes) We are now developing an algorithm to help you choose a cream. Also help in organizing a home facial. Home facial care is very important.

@martin_delobbe1 Great landing page, be careful creating an all-in-one tool, because customer support for this is difficult. ProductPlan, Airfocus and ProductBoard do similar to the product description on your landing page; how will your product differentiate?

@rilwan_owolabi1 You have it right! Our main focus is to connect the discovery with the delivery by being a hub from where you can manage your feedbacks (coming from a multitude of sources like slack, discord, email, ...) split/aggregate them and send them to your favorite delivery tools (github, linear, gitlab, ...). Once the feature is shipped, you can close the feedback loop by coming back to your customer. The landing page is a bit old but stay in touch, we'll soon launch the next one with a clearer value proposition !

@massimiliano_minicoders This is nice, but aren't there similar tools in the world already, how will yours differentiate

@rilwan_owolabi1 Hello Junior, thanks for your comment. Our main Competitive advantage it's to bring children a truly funny-educative experience, point that not it's reached by competitors like Scratch, Brainika, Tynker and others. Our Roblox Game (Magic School) it's so funny. We launched 2 weeks ago and reached 30K players with a High Engagement. Best Regards.

@jakub_domaszewicz Ooh, this product looks cool, I bet some people on Strava would love to try this out

@rilwan_owolabi1 Thank you Junior! Yep, some of our users are using us as an alternative to Strava & Endomondo :). Good luck with your venture!

@gadgick What is "The new way to view service status"? is it the survey?

@rilwan_owolabi1 No, we're changing the status page landscape so rather than the traditional pages that show the status of services (e.g. uptime, outage, availability, maintenance etc.), we're building something different.