I like the information point that after one is shown to be wrong you now have new information because they could not show your selected box or the one with the prize so the one remaining is more likely.

As soon as you take a dollar from someone your freedom is over.

I used momentum for a while. Not that flexible though. Maybe worth a look.

And this drives demand for new testing gear. My retirement fund thanks you AEHR!

I thought that site used to be reputable but sounds like a shill.

This looks like a good tool.

Probably a time saver but IMO building a model from scratch is the only way to really understand any business. You can use a tool like this and it will certainly let you “get a handle on it” but I would still recommend the manual method.

Thanks for the feedback.

While Fluxo lets you automate a bunch of tedious things, it's still on the user to create the whole business logic of the model.

The idea is that you can build a model exactly as you would in Excel, just easier. Some examples: - instead of copying and pasting data from other places, integrating through an api - instead of duplicating entire sheets to create multiple scenarios, just add a scenario to a dropdown - instead of having to create separate tables for monthly, quarterly, and annual views, select how you want aggregations to work and change the view with a toggle.