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I'm a solopreneur and I work nights. Money isn't the thing I run out of, focus is. So I built a bank for it.
Your focus is the money. Deep work earns you deposits. Doom scrolling is a withdrawal, and it charges you every time. There's a ledger, a weekly statement, the whole thing. This week my biggest expense was Twitter, followed closely by clients asking for a third revision.
And if you burn more focus than you had, the bank sends you a very serious overdraft notice for the crime of staying up too late.
It's a stiff old bank that takes your nonsense completely seriously. Seven screens, all built in Flowstep.
At the start of my video, that's Claude building a screen straight into Flowstep over MCP. I'm not touching anything.
https://app.flowstep.ai/file?activeFileId=a322134e-384f-4039-bd11-c5d7f271ce01
https://x.com/YousufKamal_/status/2081373885027823758?s=20
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Hushku — a notification management app that gives users full control over their digital attention.
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Love the choice of colors!