Flan
Financial Planning, Made Delightful
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Most budgeting apps show where your money went - Flan shows you where it’s going.
Build a visual timeline of your financial future, without spreadsheets or jargon. Model your income, spending, savings, debt, life events, and big purchases, then see how your choices play out over time.
Projection-first planning: see your net worth and cash flow ahead, not just last month’s transactions. Clear charts and timelines make tradeoffs easy to understand. Plan for weddings, home purchases, career changes, side income, and one-time costs. Couples and duos can align on shared goals.
Flan is for young professionals and couples who want a forward-looking money plan. Available on iOS and the web, coming soon to Android. Free to start. Flan Plan unlocks extra saved projections, table rows, and more.
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A comparison of basic versus Pro Plan, this can be done for long scrollable screen or multiscreen paywall, and this is from Catarina who was at Mimo and she was mentioning that at Mimo the multiscreen option led to 60% increase in the trial opt-in rate.
Multiscreen paywalls beat long-scroll: Mimo saw a 60% trial uplift
Long paywalls only get scrolled by explorers, and plans often fall below the fold. Breaking the same content into three or four sequenced screens lets each message land and keeps pricing visible. Especially effective for free-trial flows where each screen can explain day 2, day 5, etc. This is an easy A/B test against any existing long paywall.
industry specific data Transformations or workflow Integrations that are really nitty-gritty it's not what open AI cares about but you can do this and your customers will thank you for it
Ship the nitty-gritty workflow features the platform won't bother building
OpenAI's core business is training and renting a general model — they have no economic incentive to build bulk PDF import, white-label embeds, vertical workflows, role-specific UIs, or industry-specific data transforms. Those are exactly the features that turn a wrapper into a real product. Build the integration ugly-edges your specific customer hates doing themselves — that's the moat the platform is structurally unwilling to fight you for.
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