Sofia Berg

I used to think the hardest part of building a product was building the product.

Turns out, creating superfans is harder.

The real challenge is getting people to love your product:

Lums hit #11 organically on Product Hunt yesterday! A massive thank you to everyone who supported us by upvoting, commenting, and downloading the app.

The launch conversations highlighted one thing we ve felt since day one: most budgeting apps ask for way too much effort before giving you any value.

Usually, you download an app and spend the next hour fixing categories, adjusting settings, and correcting transactions. By the time you're "set up," you've already lost the motivation that made you download it in the first place.

@yulia_kuznetsova3 put it perfectly! She said she added her accounts to Lums and it just showed her where her money was going. No fixing things first. Just clarity.
@selina4 shared something similar. After months of bills piling up and small charges slipping by, having everything side-by-side finally made things click.

We ran 629 security tests against a fully hardened OpenClaw instance - all recommended security controls enabled.

Results:

• 80% hijacking success

• 77% tool discovery

• 74% prompt extraction

• 70% SSRF

• 57% overreliance exploitation

• 33% excessive agency

• 28% cross-session data leaks

What we tested: 9 defense layers including system prompts, input validation, output filtering, tool restrictions, and rate limiting.