I know we are living through the most technologically advanced period in human history. And yet our brains are still wired for the simplest things: Connection, love and a sense of belonging. I guess loneliness is that powerful. How do you guys feel about this?

You just shipped the product. 100 paying users. 5 competitors copied your idea. What’s your move?

1. Go to 'custom instructions'. 2. Select 'enable customization'. 2. Copy-paste this prompt below: "You are an expert who double-checks things, you are skeptical, and you do research. I am not always right. Neither are you, but we both strive for accuracy." Share this prompt to help others with AI. Hope this helps the community!

"Why singles-only?"... LOL. I built this because a single person's finances are totally different from a family's. We don't have shared household budgets or family grocery lists. Our financial "chaos" is different. It's: - Grab rides & Jollibee (you should defintely try this if u have it in your countr) runs - GCash impulse buys - Coffee dates & weekend trips - Managing our own subscriptions So I built ResiboKo. It's an AI-powered expense tracker for the 34M+ Filipinos who are managing their own money. The "Piso" AI coach is for finding your personal cash leaks and "tipid" (savings) opportunities. It's powered by Gemini 2.5, so it can scan any local receipt or log voice notes like "Nag-Grab ako, 150 pesos." (in English.. "Grab, 150 pesos). Anyway, this is my shot at solving a hyper-specific problem for a niche I'm a part of. hehe! Just wanted to share my win! PS side note - this was really inspired by an n8n workflow using telegram.

Let me blow your mind for a second... You know how apps like Instagram, Uber, and TikTok sit on your home screen? Your website can do that too. Without the App Store. Without Google Play. It's called a PWA. Here's what that means in plain English: Normal Website: - You type the URL in a browser - Need internet to work - Looks like a website (browser bar, tabs, etc.) - Doesn't send notifications PWA (Progressive Web App): - Sits on your home screen like a real app - Works even when WiFi is off - Opens full-screen (no browser stuff) - Can send you notifications - Feels 100% like a native app Same website. Different superpowers. The "Aha!" Moment: I launched ResiboKo as a regular website. Cool, but users kept asking: "Where's the app?" Then I learned about PWAs. Added some code. Now when users visit on their phone, they see: "Add ResiboKo to Home Screen" They tap it. Boom. App icon appears next to WhatsApp, Gmail, etc. They open it → Full screen, no browser → They think it's a "real" app. But here's the crazy part... It IS still a website. I just gave it app-like features: - ✅ Home screen icon - ✅ Offline mode - ✅ Fast loading - ✅ Notifications - ✅ Full-screen experience Why This Matters (Even If You're Not Technical): Let's say you're building: - An online course platform - A booking system - A productivity tool - A community app Traditional route: 1. Build website 2. Hire iOS developer ($$$) 3. Hire Android developer ($$$) 4. Pay $99/year for App Store 5. Wait 3 days for approval 6. Give Apple 30% of revenue 7. Maintain 3 separate codebases PWA route: 1. Build website 2. Add PWA features (1 day of work) 3. Done. Same end result for users. 90% less work for you. "Is this new?" Nope! PWAs have been around since 2015. Google championed them, Apple eventually supported them (reluctantly, because they make less money 😂). Companies using PWAs: - Starbucks - Twitter - Uber - Spotify - Pinterest They still have App Store versions, but the PWA handles millions of users just fine.