SaaS. Steven as a Service

Get you ideas on paper, when you do that and read it through you can see if it makes sense or not and whether it is feasible

Hi Kensen That's a good question. Its one I have considered myself for my app. However feedback from various people including accountants and business leaders advised its wasn't appropriate which was my reservation on it too because a lifetime payment (or subscription payment) needs to prove to users why a one-time payment is worth it, which can be hard to do in the early stages of a products...

I would listen to others and take 'most' of feedback received as an opportunity to make improvements. People may not perceive us/or what we have produced in the same way we see it, so if people don't get it or have a different take on it.....what they say has merit...learn from the advice and feedback they give

Hi Sofia Nice to meet you. This is my first time on Product Hunt also and I am interested in learning and growing with the app development world as I have just dropped my first one and learning from those like yourselves is a big part of that. My main is to build apps that solve everyday problems for individuals and businesses. I am looking forward to hearing everyone's feedback and comments.

This product came about because I found several issues with my own electricity bill, for which I had to create a big spreadsheet with multiple columns and analysis points highlighting exactly where and how my bill was incorrectly calculated. Since common systematic errors and issues found in retailer billing are not resolved by the ombudsman through actions for the collective, each individual...