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Wow, quite a variety of situations! I love especially the contract between the condo case (old school, more formal) and the holding LLC (git-based, super tech & lean). How are you keeping track of other necessary “formalities” such as filing officers with Secretary of State, renewing licenses, maintaining the stock ledger etc?

I was doing everything by hand (word docs + dropbox) for my company (Delaware C corp, <10 people) but I asked myself many time: am I missing some deadline? Am I not documenting something important? - if you see what I mean… So I was wondering if others use any tool to help with this, aside attorney help. I know Clerky is great but we didn’t use it for incorporation and I didn’t have access to it for the company mgmt..

The company was a Delaware C corp. You're right, I found some guidelines on how do document meetings minutes and followed those. Just wondering if people were using any other tool/service given to keep compliance, given that formalities extend beyond shareholders/BoD meetings (think about stock ledger, filing officers with Secretary of State, renewing licenses, etc)

Hey guys, as the tile mentions I’ve built a little tool that helps you write sales emails. I dealt with a lot of prospecting and I’ve decided to package some of the structure that I’ve seen working from my A/B tests into an editor that we all can use.

It should be pretty self-explanatory – fill a few initial questions (works best with short answers), and it will create several copy ideas for your first message and followups. You can also play with a preloaded example. From my tests all seems to be working, but I recommend to proofread the copy and add your unique spin before copy/paste in your sending tool. Ultimately nothing can beat your unique market knowledge.

If you decide to give it a go and have any feedback I’d love to hear your thoughts!

https://pitchbuild.herokuapp.com/

Hey thanks! the system has a number of email "skeletons" and recombines the information provided in the questionnaire to generate several message variants. If you need to build a longer campaign, you can generate many followup ideas by clicking on "re-write", then copy paste each of them in your sending tool. What other feature would you like to see built?

Thanks for you feedback! I'll double check the firefox issue. Definitely having multiple templates is the way to go. What templates in particular would you see useful for your case?

Thanks, just changed now! do you think it is visible enough?

I actually love it! It's a great idea, simple clean, useful. well done

Hi, I'm sorry about this, thanks for spotting this. It should now be fixed - I tried from my iphone with Opera and it seems to work ok now. Have you been you using web3 for projects?

Hey HN, I want to share with you a simple webapp I built to write, host, run web3 code from the browser. As I started learning Solidity and playing with some of the existing protocols (for example uniswap or compound) I felt the need an easier way to experiment with web3, which didn’t require starting a local server/ truffle/ ganache etc. The tool allows you to write javascript on the fly and call any smart contract function directly from the browser.

To get started, just copy/paste 1) the contract address and 2) the ABI of the smart contract you want to interact with, then click on “Start interacting” – it will ask you to connect with MetaMask. If you want to start with an example, click on “Example: interact with Uniswap”, it will load up the Uniswap contract so you can play with it. Next, you’ll be able to write code in the editor and run it live. For now the tool works with contracts in mainnet only for now, but I’m thinking to add testsnets too.

I built this as a side project for myself and I hope you will find it useful too. It’s currently in beta and pretty bare bone, but I’d like to expand it if people are interested. If you decide to give it a spin and have any feedback I’d love to hear your thoughts!

https://web3anywhere.herokuapp.com

How are the price feeds collected/assembled?

I get it and I think it's very neat and solves a real problem. You guys are basically providing on-demand product evangelists right?