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Most fintech apps fail at the same thing.
They show too much.
Good fintech UX is not about adding more charts, numbers, and features.
It’s about making financial decisions feel simple in 2 seconds or less.
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Here's my entry for the Anything challenge 😊
Finances — Freelancer Finance Manager
A personal finance web app built for freelancers to track income, expenses, cash flow, forecasting, and annual goals — all in one place.
What existed before the challenge:
The core app was built in early 2026, starting from a Google Sheets template. It included Dashboard, Income, Expenses, Cashflow, Forecasting, and Annual summary.
What was built or changed during the challenge:
Full email/password authentication with per-user data isolation
Multi-user support — new users start with empty data, existing data assigned to original account
Bank Excel import in Clashflow — reads bank export format (DD-MMM-YY dates, European number format), auto-creates matching Income/Expense records
Dynamic expense categories — users can add/remove categories, synced across the expenses page
Inline cell editing across Ingresos, Gastos, and Flujo de Caja — tap any cell to edit
Multi-row delete with checkbox selection
Dashboard month/year selector — filter all KPIs and charts by any period
expenses per category donut chart with legend
Profile photo upload and user email display in sidebar
Language toggle (Spanish/English US) persisted per user
Deletion propagation — deleting a clashflow row removes the linked Income/Expense record
Built entirely with Anything. Live at: https://finances.created.app
YOUR ADHD APP IS NOT A SUPPORT TOOL.
It is another place where the user feels behind.
That is the brutal problem with most ADHD and wellness products.
They look calm.
They sound supportive.
They use soft colors.
They talk about self-care.
But the experience still says:
“Complete the plan.”
“Track the habit.”
“Follow the routine.”
“Stay consistent.”
“Do better tomorrow.”
For an ADHD user, that is not support.
That is another system to fail at.
The user does not leave because they are lazy.
They leave because the app asks for energy before it gives relief.
Too many steps.
Too many choices.
Too much content.
Too much setup.
Too much pressure before one clear win.
And then founders call it a retention problem.
No.
It is a product empathy problem.
If your user opens the app already overwhelmed, your first job is not to educate them.
Your first job is to lower the cost of starting.
That is what this ADHD wellness app concept is built around:
1-minute content
clear daily progress
ADHD buddy support
community touchpoints
expert guidance
low cognitive load
tiny actions users can actually complete
The goal was not to make the app “pretty.”
The goal was to make the user feel:
“I can start.”
That moment is the real conversion point.
Not the sign-up.
Not the onboarding.
Not the dashboard.
The first tiny moment where the user feels less alone, less overloaded, and more able to take action.
ADHD UX should not feel like another task.
It should feel like the first small step back into control.
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Superb
It started with a simple thought —
why do pet apps feel so lifeless… when pets are anything but?
Scrolling through static listings never felt right.
No personality. No emotion. No reason to stay.
So I built something different.
MeowVerse 🐾
A playful, living world where discovering pets feels less like browsing…
and more like exploring.
Here’s what that looks like:
• Swipe through pets in a fun, Tinder-style explore feed
• Discover nearby pets on an interactive world map
• Each pet has its own personality, mood, and story
• Feed them, talk to them, or plan a visit
• Adopt seamlessly through a lightweight, playful flow
• Browse a pet shop that actually feels enjoyable to use
• Complete daily missions and interact beyond just “viewing”
Try: MeowVerse
The focus wasn’t just features —
it was making every interaction feel alive.
Subtle animations. Expressive details. Smooth transitions.
No dead clicks. No static screens.
Just a small world you can tap, swipe, and get lost in.
Curious to hear what you think 👀
Not gonna lie, I’d actually spend time on this just swiping and exploring 😂 the vibe is really fun.
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