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I built https://www.dreamlist.com https://www.dreamlist.com for my family. I had to make it simple, so my grandparents can use it; and private + completely ads-
by dzink 5y ago
I built https://www.dreamlist.com https://www.dreamlist.com for my family. I had to make it simple, so my grandparents can use it; and private + completely ads-free, so it’s safe for our kids. It started as a collaborative shopping cart and wish list, but I’m growing it into a shared searchable brain bridge across generations. Grandparents can share and collect stories and memories, kids can share and collect things they want to do next, parents can turn wishes into more memories, etc. I love building it (Golang, JS) and every day I get some new delightful piece of feedback from a user that has done something fun with their DreamList (often use cases I didn’t know existed). It feels like a growing a child that makes you proud.
- PinkPigeon 5y agoSounds very interesting. I am particularly fond of anyone trying to reach less technologically inclined users (been working in that space for a couple of years now. You quickly learn that software devs do not reason about websites / apps and their UX in any way like a software dev would). Do you have a pricing page anywhere? I am finding it hard to figure out where you make this project sustainable financially :)