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A bootstrapped YC founder explains how his sandbox service runs personal Claude Code and OpenClaw agents for about $0.05-$0.10 per free user a month.
A field crew business built its own scheduling tool on top of its CRM, and it is now the company's daily source of truth.
@sensarpensar's team vibe coded a production calendar that shows open gaps by crew, pulls jobs from the CRM, links to the photos app and approved quotes, and estimates job length from size, pitch and crew. It shows revenue and gross margin per job, crew and month.
They say the company now uses it every day as its source of truth for production, and that once a job is approved they already know where it fits.
Built because off-the-shelf tools fought them. You own maintenance and data sync with the CRM.
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Build a web app that pulls approved jobs from [CRM] via API, shows a week calendar by crew with open gaps highlighted, estimates job duration from [fields], and links each job to its quote.A bootstrapped YC founder explains how his sandbox service runs personal Claude Code and OpenClaw agents for about $0.05-$0.10 per free user a month.
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