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Never heard of Neeto. It's a no-brainer (imo).

I perceive and classify your business model as a product optimization race-to-the-bottom model, if it makes sense. Have you considered or are currently working in the Field Service Management (NeetoService) space? Perhaps an ERP (NeetoERP)? Honestly curious because they're both sorely needed.

Thanks again for your AMA-ability. ;)

First, congrats on your accomplishment(s) and leveraging your AI+Python+WebDev talents.

Isn't this a SaaS-pocaplyse testament? What's stopping anyone from doing the same to BrightBean? What's stopping anyone with a little of domain knowledge and a $200+ Claude to clone your app and build yet another gap-filling, slightly improved content-syndication version and go-to-market? Is it worth taking it to the market when anyone can perpetuate the cycle?

I'm genuinely interested in knowing your thoughts.

Unbelievable no one have done it already! Good job!

Feature Request: PUT/POST /cat ;) -- For adding our own kitties to your service.

Become a Tradesman (Carpenter, Electrician, Mechanic, Welder, Plumber, Cleaner, etd) or a tradesman agency! They've become highly paid and most agencies are ripe for acquisition.

But since if you're so lazy/undisciplined to disregard skilling up (Leetcode, Coursera, Udemy, Pluralsight, etc) then I think your race to become one won't be any easier and I can't recommend anything else.

Good luck!

I think you need a Zettelkasten, but its data collection from all your sources may be challenging if not an overkill... However, a Zettelkasten stores metadata, which can include tags, subject headings, and unique identifiers that help link and organize notes. This metadata enhances the ability to retrieve and connect related information within the system; not sure how to do so externally.

The key is to store both data and metadata... OpenMetadata may be what you need: https://open-metadata.org/ but I couldn't spot wiki, chat, github nor JIRA connectors :shrug:

Good luck, keep us posted.