FarProfessor

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by FarProfessor 9mo ago
I run an iOS app! Half Lemons. It finds recipes using your ingredients. ( https://halflemons.com ) It's freemium. And offers lifetime purchases and monthly sub. Will experiment with adding an annual sub soon.
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by FarProfessor 4y ago
There's a great app for this! It's called Half Lemons (iOS only).
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by FarProfessor 4y ago
What kind of investors subscribed to your round? Institutional VCs, angels, friends / family? Did you have pre-existing relationships with any of the investors? And if you're comfortable sharing, how much did you raise?
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by FarProfessor 5y ago
Wow! Excellent feedback! Sincere thanks for putting in the time to not only try the app, but also share such thoughtful feedback. I hear you loud & clear that you'd like an easier process for keeping your ingredients up-to-date. Th
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by FarProfessor 5y ago
if you know, you know ;) i'm happy to hear you like it!
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by FarProfessor 5y ago
yes and no. is Half Lemons the first app to do this? nope. can 9 out of 10 home cooks name another app that does it? also nope. that's because noone's gotten it right. but iPod wasn't the first mp3 player ;) our secret sauce
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by FarProfessor 5y ago
Glad to hear you like the site design! Half Lemons doesn't do accounts. No sign-ups anywhere. It's an app, and it's freely available to download on the App Store. Our website is just a landing page. Hope this helps!
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by FarProfessor 5y ago
The Half Lemons app is available for iOS, and it's the first thing I've built! I'm a product manager by trade, and I learnt to code (Swift) to build HL. Very excited to hear any feedback from the community.
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Show HN: Half Lemons – recipes with the ingredients you have on hand(halflemons.com)
18 points by FarProfessor 5y ago|10 comments
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by FarProfessor 5y ago
"Measuring programming progress by lines of code is like measuring aircraft building progress by weight." - yup!