@ryanallis9CEO, Lounge.ai & SaasRise
What did you ship this week? (Oct 30)
Every Friday: what did you ship? A feature, a repo, a demo, a landing page, a model, a post.
Link it if you can and say what you'd like feedback on. Then try one thing someone else shipped.
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This week, I shared the GSR Network Android app. It's connected to my GSR Network platforms and people can go there to download it. I found a workaround from waiting for Google Play to get testers before approval. I'm proud of my progress in the company after eight months of building.
This week, I shipped Supplier Price Watch!
It’s a free, open-source tool designed to catch those quiet price increases hiding in supplier invoices. Tools that do this usually require a monthly subscription and a completely new system. I built this to sit on top of what small businesses already use.
It reads the invoices, compares every line to the last paid price, highlights what went up, and drafts a polite email to the supplier (nothing is sent automatically—a human always reviews it). You can run it completely no-code (Claude + Google Sheets) or via a Python CLI.
I'd love to get some feedback from anyone who builds finance agents or deals with supplier invoices!
Check out the repo here: github.com/zarmumia/supplier-price-watch
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This week, I shared the GSR Network Android app. It's connected to my GSR Network platforms and people can go there to download it. I found a workaround from waiting for Google Play to get testers before approval. I'm proud of my progress in the company after eight months of building.
This week, I shipped Supplier Price Watch!
It’s a free, open-source tool designed to catch those quiet price increases hiding in supplier invoices. Tools that do this usually require a monthly subscription and a completely new system. I built this to sit on top of what small businesses already use.
It reads the invoices, compares every line to the last paid price, highlights what went up, and drafts a polite email to the supplier (nothing is sent automatically—a human always reviews it). You can run it completely no-code (Claude + Google Sheets) or via a Python CLI.
I'd love to get some feedback from anyone who builds finance agents or deals with supplier invoices!
Check out the repo here: github.com/zarmumia/supplier-price-watch