Equib Manager is now officially on Launch.et

I've submitted my investor brief, and it’s now available for verified investors to discover.

Honestly, seeing this progress from a conversation with my uncle, to interviews with Equb organizers, to building the product, getting real users, and now putting Equib Manager in front of investors feels really good.

Still a long way to go, but we’re moving.

#equib_manager

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Teen Pill is here!

We're happy to announce that we're back with a brand new workshop!

A 12 days training for teenagers about Digital Excellence & Well-being and Design Thinking.

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After an entire week of intense back-and-forth troubleshooting, the Steam overlay is now successfully displayed within my game! While the full game concept is coming soon, I previously developed it using WebSockets and a dedicated backend server, which proved to be an extremely costly decision. Consequently, I have now completely converted the project to utilize Steam's native power, and I am thrilled to confirm that the Steam overlay is functioning perfectly. This project is titled Shared Fate. I may have shared details about it previously, but it is now being built leveraging Steam's infrastructure, and the best multiplayer experience you will ever witness is currently being crafted by Melkam Studios

stay tuned

@MickyCodes

Equib Manager is starting to get more eyes on it.

And honestly, it’s changing how I look at what I’m building.

Back on June 6, I posted about making Equib Manager open source so other Flutter developers could use it to find clients, customize it, and make money from it.

But the more I thought about it, the more I realized I was looking at the opportunity too narrowly.

Open sourcing it mainly creates an opportunity for developers. But I want more people to benefit from Equib Manager not only techies.

So Jemaw, I’m building Equib Manager Agent.

The idea is simple: you become an agent, bring Equb organizers to Equib Manager, help them get set up, and earn commission from the subscriptions your clients pay.

The Agent Portal is basically like being an admin for your own Equib Manager business you’ll be able to manage your clients, workspaces, and everything you bring into the platform.

And I’m not doing this part alone.

I’m really happy to be partnering with @Micky Codes on this. He believed in the idea and decided to build this next chapter with me. We’re working together on the Agent Portal and the whole system behind it, and I genuinely appreciate him taking this journey with me.

This isn’t just another “join our program” page. We’re trying to build something people can actually use.

It’s not open yet, but soon I’ll open a waitlist for people who want to become Equib Manager Agents.

I’m not promising anyone crazy money. I’m still figuring this out myself. But I believe it can become a decent side hustle and, for some people, something much bigger

For me personally, this has become my full-time focus I’m actively out there promoting Equib Manager, talking to potential clients, and handling outreach and onboarding as part of building this ecosystem day by day..

I’ve made plenty of mistakes which you saw from the previous posts building Equib Manager and I’m still learning every day.

But I’m grateful for everyone who has supported, tested, criticized, shared, and pushed this project forward.

I said I wanted to create opportunities around Equib Manager.

Now I’m actually building one. እግዚአብሔር ይመስገን። 

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