tosstome
Send files between devices from the browser
What is tosstome?
tosstome sends files and text between your devices straight from the browser. Open toss2.me on both devices: on the same Wi-Fi they find each other, on different networks one creates a 6-digit code and the other enters it. The receiver accepts before anything moves. Files go device to device over WebRTC when the networks allow it; when they do not, a relay forwards the bytes as they arrive and keeps nothing. There is no app to install and no account. For a computer that should always be ready to receive, the open source command line tool keeps an inbox with a fixed link and QR code your phone can send to from any network. The server is open source (AGPL-3.0) and runs on Cloudflare Workers or Docker.
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When someone clicks a cancel button it might be a one-click cancel button but you can present a cancellation flow which can ask some questions about why are they canceling and present some alternative options you can build ways to trigger a downgrade flow or a pause flow instead of a cancel flow which means you might be downgrading them from one plan to another but you're not losing them entirely.
Cancellation Flows, Pause Options, and Downgrade Paths Outperform Hard Cancels
On the web, the cancel button doesn't have to end the relationship. Lucas outlines a toolbox unavailable on the App Store: cancellation-reason surveys, plan downgrades, subscription pauses, and targeted win-back offers. A downgraded subscriber is worth far more than a churned one. The FTC click-to-cancel rule still applies, so the cancel must remain accessible — but the journey between intent and execution can recover a meaningful slice of at-risk subscribers.
there's a threshold so you know they can kind of pay themselves a you know modest amount of money but once that you know either dividends profits or founder compensation goes over a certain level then they are obligated to pay a portion of that back to us I think we have like 12 companies who are paying a quarterly um uh shared earnings basically a profit share payment
Shared-earnings: investor only gets paid after the founder pays themselves
When a counterparty only profits after the operator profits, retention of the relationship compounds. Design partner, affiliate, or investor terms so the other side cheers for actual profitability, not just top-line growth. Investors who get paid only via exit actively discourage founders from taking profits — invert that incentive.
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