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New no-code tool: any interest in joining an early access private beta?

Hey there!

I have developed a new no-code tool that streamlines data gathering and data entry. I’m posting here to see if there may be anyone interested in joining an early access private beta program and toying around with it.

It is something halfway between a document and a database – similar in concept to Notion and Coda.io, except instead of the heavy focus on rich editing, collaboration or information architecture, its primary focus is to optimize towards effortless data entry: you enter the data, it automatically puts it in the right place for you.

It provides various no-code functionality for building rich database queries, as well as features for ensuring data consistency, automating the data entry process and developing a data pipeline (intelligent autocomplete, custom buttons).

I originally built this app to help out with my stock trading.

I would log where the market currently was several times throughout the day, different trade setups that look favorable, and rank the trade setups against each other. I would log every trade that I took, which ones worked out, which ones didn’t. And any lessons learnt from the process.

I had basically built an interactive trading journal, which acted as a springboard before I’d actually place any trades in my brokerage software. I could easily go back in time and review my performance on any given day, or what the market was doing on that particular day.

I started to notice that my trade win rate increased substantially: I could spot market conditions that would previously trip me up, and avoid taking bad trades. I could see how money was flowing between sectors throughout the day. My risk analysis improved dramatically. When I use the app, I feel more connected with the market overall and feel that I have a better understanding of the story for the day.

The thing is: the app isn’t even inherently stock or trading specific. Besides a theme called “Stocks”, and a line chart feature, there’s nothing finance or trading specific about it at all.

I have quite a few beta testers already using it for conversation tracking, and doing contact management with their students.

I have a handful of others using it for makeshift project management purposes.

I myself am now also using it for managing my user/customer interviews, segmenting marketing data and the various conversations I have with users about the app.

If you might be interested in testing out something like this… let me know!

I’ve setup a Google Forms link where you can sign up here:

https://forms.gle/nZ9eXjpqkabEDfss6

on August 4, 2022
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