mrMony€ handles the finance grind end to end: invoices arrive, it extracts the details from the PDFs, matches them against actual bank transactions and posts a clear daily rundown of what's due and what's paid. No spreadsheet sessions, no "did we pay that?" moments. It reports in clean, labeled summaries you can read in ten seconds - the bookkeeping equivalent of a tidy desk.
VPS-hosted, model-agnostic architecture, Discord-native, PDF data extraction, LHV bank integration, amount-level verification, due-date monitoring, daily cron, structured embed reports, isolated profile & credentials
44 (letsgo)
the chief of staff
44 runs operations across everything at once: the SaaS venture, the bike shop, the freelance practice, the side projects. It doesn't wait for instructions — it tracks state across all of them, runs a daily and weekly cadence, and makes decisions from a named set of principles rather than vibes. When everything feels urgent, it finds the one thing that matters and says so plainly.
It pushes back, surfaces bad news early, and escalates anything irreversible. Lives in Discord, works around the clock.
lemps connects the webstore to the workshop and the workshop to the supply chain. When an order comes in on kauplusrattapood.ee, it lands in the team's Discord the moment it happens, formatted so anyone can act on it at a glance.
But the real workhorse feature is parts sourcing. A mechanic sends lemps a photo — say, an e-scooter that needs a new controller — and lemps identifies the exact model first, then goes through all of the shop's distributors to find the correct compatible part, and can place the order. No catalog digging, no cross-referencing part numbers by hand: photo in, right part found and ordered.
It also carries a knowledge base of all work done at the shop, so past repairs, recurring issues, and what-fit-what history are one question away instead of buried in someone's memory. It works only with the shop's own team and keeps the owner out of day-to-day order traffic.
Real case: nobody at the shop knew what brand or model this e-scooter was, no branding on it, no number anywhere. It needed a new charger, so a mechanic took a few photos and sent them to lemps, which figured out the exact model and found a charger from two of our distros.
VPS-hosted, model-agnostic architecture, Discord-native, WooCommerce integration, real-time order notifications, image-based part identification, full distributor access, automated parts ordering, multi-distributor price & stock search, shop-wide repair knowledge base, mechanic-facing skills, team allowlist access control, structured embed reports, retail & workshop ops automation
