Why most solo builders overpay for tools they use 10% of
Been building software solo for a while now, and the thing nobody tells you early on: most "all-in-one" platforms charge you enterprise prices for features you'll never touch.
So I built Corevex around one rule — if a tool doesn't save you time or make you money in the first week, it doesn't belong in the stack.
Starting simple: one tier, Max Access, $100 one-time, full unlock, no recurring fee stacking on top of the ten other subscriptions you're already juggling. Direct access to the community and me for feature requests too — the roadmap gets built from what builders actually ask for, not what looks good on a pricing page.
If you're tired of subscription fatigue and just want tools that work, come check it out.
