Your financial wellness platform : Venaya
🚀 After months of building, Venaya is finally live.
Today I’m excited to share the first public version of Venaya.
I started building it because I was frustrated with how fragmented personal finance still is. Budgets are in one app, subscriptions in another, investments somewhere else, and spreadsheets somehow still end up doing half the work.
My vision is simple:
One place to organize, understand, and grow your money.
The current beta includes:
• Budget tracking
• Financial goals
• Net worth tracking
• Investments
• Subscriptions
• Spending insights
• Personalized dashboards
This is just the beginning. I’m building Venaya in public and would genuinely love your feedback since it’s beta.
Thanks! It started as a problem I genuinely wanted to solve for myself however intuition didn’t play a big role in the first version since I also had to research online for what people want. Since Venaya is live, I’m trying to shift from building what I think people need to building what they actually use. My goal is to let user feedback and behavioural data guide future decisions while still keeping the original vision intact.
The frustration with having budgets, subscriptions, investments, and spreadsheets all scattered around is such a real problem. Curious — when you’re deciding what to build next for Venaya, do you usually rely more on user feedback, data, or your own intuition and is this a genuine problem for you?
You’ve covered quite a lot of the personal-finance workflow in the first beta.
As people have started trying Venaya, has anything about how they actually use it differed from what you expected when you were building it?
Thank you for commenting and taking your time to check it out. Since Venaya is fairly new, I’m still waiting to gather real data and user behaviour so I can’t tell you in advance however I noticed people curiosity while scrolling between the landing page, blog and pricing so my main job is to remove that hesitation so people can finally sign up. I’m excited to learn more as more people start using it, and I’ll definitely keep iterating based on their feedback.
That makes sense. Since you’re still early, I’m curious what you’re using to separate curiosity from real intent — for example, whether someone exploring pricing or content actually moves toward signing up.
That’s exactly what I’m trying to understand right now. At this stage, I’m looking at the full journey rather than a single metric so like where people come from, how long they stay, which pages they visit, whether they return or whether they sign up. Someone checking pricing isn’t necessarily ready to convert however those interactions help me identify where interest turns into subscriptions or not.
That’s useful context. I’d be interested in continuing the conversation outside the thread. What’s the best email to reach you on?
Sure , you can contact me at hello@venaya.app :)
Thanks! I’ve just sent it over.
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts whenever you have a chance.