@varunrazora At the end of the day, we know that the subject we have picked has been tackled in the past. The way we differentiate is by Philosophy and our set of values, really:

- We believe in people diversifying their product and service portfolio so they use the best in class in any product or service category and I don't mean just online services and software-based products. But rather, identifying the categories of products and services one needs for a balanced life.

- We think privacy-first. We are at a deep layer of our existence committed to preserving people's privacy and in fact helping them to do so. And in that endeavour, understanding where an individual's subscriptions lie, is an important and key step. Each company you have a subscription with, knows a little or somethings more something about you. That's your data. We want you to know about the impact of the data you have with them. In that sense, moving along the lines of GDPR. How many people do actually know how their data is used by the products and services they have entered into a contract with them by integrating their product or service into their home. We have for instance started by providing the country where the company behind a product or service operates. Because ultimately, the country where a product or service is based off of, determines the legal grounds under which that company is more likely to behave and act.

And the architecture of our software and the way it's developed is also quite interesting for people to learn from as we document our approach. Our software is almost exclusively backend-based, in that most of its code is actually returned as HTTP response as HTML with very little tiny pieces of Javascript and a lot of CSS to animate the frontend.

Stuff like that. Let me know if you want me to develop any of the points. Sorry for the long response. But mainly, thank you very much for your question.