Business ADJACENT

Everything gets cheaper to build every year. Your bills only go up.

So I build better versions of the tools businesses overpay for, one at a time, priced at what they cost to run. The savings should flow down the line to you, not up to a vendor.

Video review your clients open with one link, no account needed. Email without the rent on the size of your list.

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ReviewTube: a client leaving a comment on a video
Upload a huge file and close your laptop. It picks up where it left off.

ReviewTube

live · free trial open

Your client clicks a link and types. No account, no sign-in.

Every note lands on the exact frame, so nobody has to write “the bit near the end” again.

$8 a month plus usage at rates printed on the box. A typical team runs $14 to $20.

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Products live on dandelion.build, the workshop. Business Adjacent is the company behind them.

Also in the works

From the lab

Verdict: a Tesla drive replayed from the car's own data

Verdict

A privacy-first way to see how a teen drives, never where. It replays a real Tesla drive from the car’s own data: the motion and the habits, and not a single location.

1,424 seconds of real drive data · 2,240 readings · one Model Y

watch the live drive replay ↗

The stack

Open the books of a typical operator and you find a dozen or more monthly subscriptions before a single unit ships, each with its own login and its own invoice. A few of the usual ones:

One company, building the replacements: six tools in the works, one open to use today.

At cost

The tools here are priced at what they cost to run, plus a little. An owner who spends less to run the business can pass that on to their own customers.

ReviewTube is $8 a month plus usage, so a typical team runs $14 to $20. A five-person team pays $75 to $125 a month elsewhere for the same job. The difference stays with you.

Behind that price, the infrastructure for one workspace runs about $6.35 a month, closer to $12 once it carries its share of the fixed bills, and you can always see the running cost inside the tool.

Maker

I ran a business’s operations from inside a stack of twenty-something software subscriptions, each one taking its cut every month. None of it needed to cost that much. So I started building the replacements myself: the same jobs, done better, priced close to what they cost to run. What a business saves, it keeps.

Daniel Weber

Solo founder, Business Adjacent LLC

Method

344 deploys, generated from the working repository

Entity

Business Adjacent LLC (Texas)

legal@businessadjacent.com · security@businessadjacent.com

Secrets are locked in a vault, and every time one is read it leaves a record.

You did not start a business to spend Sundays reconciling three inboxes. The point of every tool here is hours handed back, for whatever matters to you.

If your software’s working, you should barely see it.