A live running cost counter for meetings based on who is in the room. Ten steps from claim to launch, with the exact prompts to paste into Claude, Cursor or Lovable.
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Suggest 15 short, memorable brand names for an app that does this: A live running cost counter for meetings based on who is in the room. It is for Managers at small and mid-size companies. For each name, give a matching .com domain idea and one sentence on why it works. Avoid names of existing well known companies.
Build a web app called Meeting Cost Timer. A team admin sets up roles with an hourly cost each (for example engineer, designer, manager). The main screen lets anyone pick how many people of each role are attending and press start.
My app Meeting Cost Timer is built with Next.js, MySQL, Tailwind, hosted on a small VPS. Walk me step by step through putting it online: creating accounts, environment variables, connecting my GitHub repo, connecting my domain, and turning on HTTPS. Assume I am a beginner and explain each click.
Show a large running cost counter that updates every second, elapsed time, and cost per minute. Add a stop button that saves the meeting with name, duration, attendees by role and total cost.
Redesign every screen of Meeting Cost Timer so it looks clean, modern and trustworthy for Managers at small and mid-size companies. Use one brand color, generous spacing, clear buttons, and make it work well on phones. Add a simple logo using the name Meeting Cost Timer.
Add a team history dashboard with total meeting cost per week and the ten most expensive recurring meetings by name. Add a Stripe subscription for teams that want saved history and a weekly email summary.
Write a checklist to launch Meeting Cost Timer (web) with everything I might forget: domain, HTTPS, privacy policy, terms, analytics, error monitoring, backups, and a support email.
Write a launch plan for Meeting Cost Timer, which a live running cost counter for meetings based on who is in the room. The target customer is Managers at small and mid-size companies. Include: where to find the first 100 users, 3 short launch posts, a cold message template, and a simple pricing page headline.