inDinero is a cool idea. One thing I've wondered after seeing it - why the focus on projecting future cash flows?<p>To me the killer app is making financial statements for businesses easy. Simplify the complex process of getting a good income sheet and balance statement each month.<p>Does anyone else feel like the focus on <i>projecting</i> is a distraction from the real value of the product?<p>It could just be me as a programmer not trusting the projection, or finding little value in it, because I know it's based on limited information. For example, if I know I'm going to buy $5k worth of ads tomorrow, and I know inDinero has no way of knowing this yet (because it's just an idea in my head), then the projection is wrong. What do you think?
When I connected my freshbooks account I got this email. Pretty clever, they probably get good feedback from this by offering a seemingly direct connection to devs.<p>Hi there,<p>Hope the FreshBooks integration is working well for you! Wondering if you have any additional ideas or suggestions for us?<p>Thanks :)<p>- Chris Zhang
(the engineer who built the integration with FreshBooks)
I started a new LLC for some side projects and setup my Chase bank account with InDinero.<p>I'm trying not to spend much money (only $7 for our GitHub account so far) but it's looking like a very solid product. I've already recommended it to a couple other business owners.<p>I don't know if this is a crowded space, but I think this is one of the better recent YC companies in terms of potential (IMO).