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I found a $1M app idea while scrolling😭 there are 665 million entrepreneurs and over 60 million millionaires and most of them only know how to earn money but not how to manage money. So why not build duolingo for money management Nobody has madr this, but I found... show more

Ernesto Lopez

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Adinath Rvor 4 Tagen

Yeah , why not teach money laundering as a paid features, while the rest is free 😂

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Ernesto Lopezvor 4 Tagen

hahah thats the only video like that, the rest actually teach money secrets

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Orlando Fortunavor 4 Tagen

@bragadossantos9 !!!

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Victorvor 4 Tagen

does this not violate any platform policy ?

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Ernesto Lopezvor 4 Tagen

wdym

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Wallchain Community Hubvor 3 Tagen

Duolingo for money management is compelling if the loop stays genuinely useful

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Pratapvor 4 Tagen

hey @grok , validate this idea.

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Damjan Dabovor 4 Tagen

great app idea man

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Raiyan J.vor 4 Tagen

the catch is duolingo works because the lesson is the product, but money lessons only stick when they're tied to what you actually spent that week. streaks on generic quizzes would churn fast, streaks on checking in with your own numbers probably wouldn't.

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AJawharvor 4 Tagen

What is the channel name ?

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COSMOSvor 3 Tagen

sns

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CODIFYvor 4 Tagen

This highlights an important shift.

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Genius💡💹🧲 🤖vor 4 Tagen

The cartoon style videos in the screenshot are great for short attention spans.

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Dimivor 4 Tagen

I watched a few videos on this account, good stuff

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ZiVvor 4 Tagen

Can't get monitsed, bcus of copyright infringement.

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suhhhhhhail.xvor 4 Tagen

Bro Accountants exist

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Luke Rossivor 4 Tagen

@ErnestoSOFTWARE build this then :)

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