What people say about longbook
Wondering what longbook is like before you try it? These are the words of people who did, as they posted them on X and Reddit, each with a link to the original.
5 reviews from X and Reddit, newest first
Christian Tichy@Christian_TichyReplying to @Rohthebuilder and 5 others
Super cool app!
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Shantanu Sharma@ShaanushReplying to @Rohthebuilder
A much needed system for those who want to be more organized on their personal / business finances!
Awesome work @Rohthebuilder
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Sami@TheXSamiReplying to @Rohthebuilder
Hey Roh, had a look at Longbook. I like the idea of seeing what's due in a widget instead of getting another notification. I'm building Doodle, my first Android app. Followed along 👋
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StackLégal · RGPD pour SaaS@stacklegal_euReplying to @Rohthebuilder and @posthog
Respect, no cookies is the cleanest setup. Cookieless still means IP and usage data count as personal data, so keep the policy line and PostHog's DPA in place. Sounds like you're already on it.
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u/Tellenzein r/SaasDevelopersOn “Not sure what'll happen, but here we go”
I read it, and the part about upcoming payments was clear: what's due, when, and from which account. I'd lead with that when you explain the app.
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About longbook
longbook is a memory for your financial commitments: subscriptions, insurance, rent, loans and every other payment that comes back. It runs on iPhone and Mac and keeps its records as plain files in your own iCloud.
The next payment stays in view on the iPhone widget and in the Mac menu bar. Your AI can read your longbook and update it through longbook's MCP server, and every change it makes shows in Changes, to keep or undo.