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My startup is working on exactly this problem. Our customer development reinforces that people - of all ages - know intellectually that they're supposed to sav
by sachinag 16y ago
My startup is working on exactly this problem. Our customer development reinforces that people - of all ages - know intellectually that they're supposed to save. But they have no idea how to start, or if they've started, if they're actually on track to have a decent retirement.
You can request an invite for our preview at http://www.blueleaf.com http://www.blueleaf.com and shoot me an e-mail to sachin@blueleaf.com with HN in the subject and I'll make sure you get in before we launch. If there are any pony requests - "someone should really do [x]" - I'd love those too, even if you're not interested in our preview.
- mattculbreth 16y agoSo this is cool, looks like a great app. Will it be as a service only, or will you offer customers the chance to buy the software and run it on their own hardware? I for one am leery of giving out all of my financial data.
- sachinag 16y agoWebapp only for the foreseeable future. The security/privacy is something we've spent a lot of time and effort on. (Our CTO is a crypto by trade with a focus on financial applications: http://www.eecs.harvard.edu/~cat/ http://www.eecs.harvard.edu/~cat/ ) Thanks!
- cat 16y agoMint.com has millions of users who have provided that information. That said, in the medium to long term we're working on a unique solution that will permit you to keep your usernames and passwords only on your local computer while keeping the less sensitive data (transaction history, balances, etc.) on our servers.
- theycallmemorty 16y agoDoes your service work with Non-American (Canadian in my case) financial institutions?