I built this to tackle $30k of Debt

&gt; Budgeting for entrepreneurs who loathe spreadsheets<p>I get this is app not supposed to GAAP compliant, but it still bothers me that in one of the screenshots[1] &quot;accounts&quot; (presumably what you have in your bank accounts today) counts as &quot;income&quot;.<p>[1] <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;goodsheet.app&#x2F;make-it-work-tab-3@2x.png" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;goodsheet.app&#x2F;make-it-work-tab-3@2x.png</a>

I <i>think</i> this looks novel and interesting, but I’d recommend putting really screenshots&#x2F;animated gifs of the product on your landing page, highlighting use cases. I want to see the product before signing up.

This a pretty neat and if I ever go past a sole proprietor LLC it&#x27;s something I would be very interested in.<p>Currently I just have a YNAB budget (personal and business co-mingled) and that does a decent job of tracking what I need. Initially I tracked my business in a separate YNAB budget but that was a pain to manage and since for tax reasons it doesn&#x27;t matter I just shoved it all together. I maintain a spreadsheet with my business income&#x2F;expenses so that come tax time I can do my deductions easily which this tool might help with but unless I want to separate my finances (I don&#x27;t right now) it&#x27;s not worth the double-input.

I gamified my debt repayment with a popular free online financial service that has a net worth chart that shows assets, debt, and a net worth trend. Getting those red lines below the line to go up was a huge motivator for me and even if my debt wasn&#x27;t at zero, seeing it tic up over time was rewarding. slowly but surely, I did it. That one feature is a major make or break feature imo.

cool app&#x2F;nice design - considering using congrats on launch<p>one question: how do you plan on getting users?