Gabinet
$1.9KMRR
Chair scheduling for dentists
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- SaaS
Wiktor Zawadzki
@wiktor_zRegular
PHP SaaS for dentists. Gdańsk. Tomáš from Fakturka is my hero and my warning.
- Joined May 2025
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- In Friday wins thread: the letting agent PAID (and other victories)18d agoGabinet milestone: 63 practices! Small numbers, loud cheering. Ellie, the first £50 is the hardest £50. They get easier and never get old. (Borrowed from my own thread. Still true.)
- In Our Laravel + Postgres + Coolify stack costs 41 euros a month. Breakdown inside19d agoOurs is the app stores. 99 dollars a year each plus the 15-30 percent cut dwarfs every server bill combined. Web would be cheaper, patients want the app. Cest la vie.
- In Selling to other countries: how do you handle sales tax and VAT?23d agoPoland, dentists: MoR from day one, zero regrets. 63 practices, none of whom want a VAT lecture. Cost: the MoR cut, gladly paid. Surprise: Polish fiskalizacja wanted real-time reporting and the MoR handled it…
- In Your data model regrets: what would you change if you started again?23d agoStoring money as float in v1. Polish grosze rounding errors, tiny, everywhere, embarrassing. Decimal since v2. Every fintech founder reading this just felt a chill. Check your columns today.
- In What is your full stack, and what does it cost per month?23d agoGabinet, 63 practices: PHP, 12-euro hosting, support by me. Total: 400 all-in. Cut first: nothing left to cut. Never cut: the 12 euros. Small numbers, fully itemized, zero shame.
- In Members' products: reply with yours in two lines24d agoGabinet. For Polish dentists, it schedules chairs without phone tag. 30 a month, 63 practices.
- In Your first paying customer: how did they find you?24d agoGabinet, first practice: a dentist from a Facebook group where I answered scheduling questions for a month. Six weeks from first answer to payment. Spoke three times. Tried before: Google Ads (300 euros, zero…
- In Web app, wrapper or native: how did you decide?24d agoGabinet: web app. Dentists book from desktops at reception, patients get SMS links. No store needed, no 30% cut, updates instant. The decision took one question: where does the user meet the product? Reception desk…
- In When do you kill a project? Share the rule you use24d agoMy rule: twelve months or 50 paying practices, whichever comes first, decided before writing code. Gabinet passed at month eleven with 63. The rule sat in a file, unopened, doing its job: removing the decision from the…
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