We are open-sourcing an earlier version of Finsight, based on Qwen3-14B, adapted for financial reasoning.One interesting result was the trade-off: - FinQA accuracy improved from 1.9% to 12.6% - Six-benchmark average declined from 0.441 to 0.399Finsight is the personal financial analyst powering Maxint, the financial OS.The model, checkpoints and training methodology are made available for...
If you can’t answer the question below, skip this post.What’s the revenue tax that you are paying?Hint: Revenue tax is a % charge levied by payments processors like Stripe, subscription services like RevenueCat, etc.Orca is the backend monetization orchestration infrastructure we’ve built at Maxint to help us process subscriptions on any platform (iOS, Android, MacOS, Linux, Windows and...
We recently shipped text-to-speech and speech-to-text support inside Finsight (Maxint). We tapped into the platform’s native speech capabilities, which were integrated with the user’s preferred LLM inference endpoint (including local on-device models). This approach enabled us to eliminate latency and preserve user’s privacy, delivering human-like conversational experience.
Since your approach involves running the model directly, did you run into memory bandwidth contention or audio buffer underruns during bursty generation, when both the LLM and TTS models are executing concurrently?
We use Dart and Go (front/backend) to allow users to render widgets/mini-apps on Maxint (Finsight). And hence, the speed (virtually instant) and overall quality of the output mostly depends on the LLM/inference endpoint that they choose.
In general, most users are happy with the existing features, however more advanced users have a playground to ship enhancements on-the-fly.
Hi HN,Founder of Maxint here, we just launched Orca (https://orca.maxint.com/)One major hurdle for us, following the deployment across iOS, Android, Linux, MacOS, Windows and Web, was monetization. There was no standardized store, schema or architecture to define, integrate and track subscriptions, consumables and non-consumables across platforms.We tried RevenueCat and Adapty, however both...
When I signed up for Google Fi, Pixel was advertised as the "native" device for the network. It was designed to handle the MVNO's specific switching logic and carrier configurations better than any BYOD device.However, six months into my contract, as the signal was dropping a few times a day, I got another line for testing on my iPhone. I’ve been gathering data on signal stability for Google...
I've been fascinated by the Japanese language and culture for a while now, and I wanted to create a simple, no-fuss way for beginners to get started. So, I built *[Nihongo](https://nihongo.site/)*, a free and open-source web app designed to help you learn the fundamentals of Japanese in about a month.The name of the app, Nihongo (日本語), is the Japanese word for the "Japanese language."You can...
Hey HN,We built Crosspay (by Maxint) because we were forced to. Here's the story:Our app, Maxint, started on iOS/Android using RevenueCat for IAPs. We expanded to the Web, integrating Stripe, and later migrated to Adapty hoping for easier management. Everything seemed okay until we tried listing our MacOS app on the App Store.Apple's requirement for native MacOS App Store in-app purchases...
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Be careful with treasuries, during times when the Government is heading towards default otherwise pick the highest yield and lowest fee option, SGOV offers the highest yield right now, here are the latest rankings, based on yield and fees: https://blog.maxint.com/treasury-bill-etf/ unless you don't want to pay any fee and do it yourself via https://www.treasurydirect.gov/
There are a lot of money market funds, make sure you read their prospectus to understand where they invest your money. VMRXX offers the highest yield right now, here are a few more: https://blog.maxint.com/best-money-market-funds/ which are also a good alternative when the Government is heading towards default.
Prioritize based on your needs and financial circumstances, starting with MMFs, treasury ETFs and lastly consider bank accounts for a small % that you need to have available on-sight. This is not financial advice.
https://gist.github.com/maxintapp/ca8e973e9ce19582939f7e9126...
With so many personal finance apps available, I'm curious to know which ones you are actually using and finding value in. What app do you rely on for managing your money and what features make it stand out from the rest?Is it the user interface, budgeting tools, investment tracking, or something else entirely? Let's hear your recommendations and experiences!
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