Just launched on Product Hunt (first launch that I put that much effort into it)

[damon50]

Hey Hackers, just wanted to share with you the free version of a financial spreadsheet I built.

"Track where your money is going. Visualize your financial progress at glance. Turn transactions into insights. Organize your finances in seconds. Spend more time doing what you love."

I'd love to know what else you’d like to see in this financial spreadsheet to improve it, and understand how useful it’d be for you in your business. I'd be happy to answer your questions.

Check it out, and don't forget show some love:

https://producthunt.com/posts/sheeld-p-l-spreadsheet-for-entrepreneurs

https://preview.redd.it/0p3r32t283q...bp&s=4451d787eef6f97595b768242a71454aad5319b1

 

[amyzmom]

@damon50 Nice! Check out BetterSheets and Andrew Kamphey on IndieHackers, he is building a community of sheet makers.

 

[damon50]

@amyzmom Indeed, I'm actually using OnlySheet that Andrew built to give sheet access to "buyers" automatically. And for the paid version that is currently on Appsumo (for full accounting), I am using CouponMaker that Andrew also built. Basically the whole backend is mostly (if not all) automated

 

[jmcorn]

@damon50 Sorry I didn't understand the significance of the word namaste.

 

[damon50]

@jmcorn Namaste means "zen" and in this case that means to keep your finances on track, so you don't have to worry or get anxious about knowing your number.

But I am curious, was it the definition of the word that you didn't understand or in this context?

 

[jmcorn]

@damon50 Not here to debate. I am of Indian origin and Namaste in our culture means 'i bow to you' or in the current sense of the word...it is a greeting like hello.

So long as your users understand, all fine, for me it was confusing.

 

[damon50]

@jmcorn Oh, get it! That is sooo good to know that there is a different meaning. Thank you so much for giving me this feedback, I'll definitively keep that in mind for future usage.