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So, as the title says, I built an app that doesn't solve a problem. At least, not anyone else's. And yes, I know, every guru tells you to find a problem, validate it, and only then build a product. And maybe they're right, but... yeah, not this time for me. I spent months building an app around my own needs, without knowing whether anyone else would find it useful. Now that it's built, I'm looking for validation lol I've been working in finance for the last 10 years, and I believe that early retirement isn't just about earning a good salary and saving money. It's about what you do with your money. For most people, the path to financial independence comes down to two things: 1. investing consistently 2. building assets that can eventually generate income without relying on your salary So I wanted something to help me understand how my investments, savings, and assets are actually bringing me closer to my retirement number. It's a fintech web app that does: - Stock analysis : metrics, charts, earnings, company comparisons, DCF valuations, etc., but presented in a way that's simple to understand even for newbies. - Portfolio and wealth tracking: investments, savings, properties, liabilities, and passve income in one place. - Financial independence planning: what's your f\ k u number?* How much you need to retire, when you could get there, and how your investments and assets contribute to that goal. So, I built something that fits the way I think about money and retirement. But I'm obviously biased, so I need community help. Give it a spin: Would you find this useful if you're working towards financial independence? Is it intuitive enough? Here's the app. Thank you! https://orizont.betterconsulting.md/en ps. is freemium, you can delete your account anytime, paid includes additional AI functionalities.   submitted by   /u/andreim20 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/13 17:10:32