That way they can just go to azure and subscribe to the license that way, without needing any azure resources etc, it's just a billing mechanism.
They can then bundle that into their usual Azure spend and even do manual POs etc that I never have to deal with.
PS Anybody is welcome to jump in with a description of their setup.
You can pass the current file, or multiple files or your whole project as context to the models.
- raycast (window management, shortcuts, etc.)
- tailscale (private mesh vpn)
- linear (issue management)
support seems non existent cos no one answers emails or web chat…
This is meant to be installed by a professional contractor, not the homeowner.
> How are you going to build your service network?
Compensate the contractors fairly and act as lead gen.
> Who are the decision makers in your target market exactly?
Homeowners. Not targeting multiunit residential or new builds, they care less about efficiency because they don't bear the cost of ownership.
> What? How could duct work possibly be incompatible with a heat pump?
A natural gas furnace requires ~150cfm airflow per 10kbtu heat produced, while a heat pump requires 330cfm per 10kbtu. This large mismatch in required airflow means that if you replace a natural gas furnace with a like sized heat pump, you've likely exceeded the ability of the air handler blower. Luckily most natural gas furnaces are grossly oversized for homes. The way you find the right size unit is with our software.
But I would want to install that myself. I do everything in my house myself. Could I order a device from you and at the same time save the compensation that otherwise gets the installer?
If you host on Vercel you need a Postgress somewhere (aws, neon, Heroku, fly.io…)
If you host on own vps: use nosql and litestream for backup to s3(backplate b2) . Nosql is blazing fast on ssd vps