Personal Finance Rails App

We are a startup building a personal finance web app for consumers. We believe that consumers have terrible tools and information for managing money, and as a result money is the #1 stress in many people's lives. We're out to shift the power balance between consumers and marketers by sharing anonymous, aggregate information, and helping consumers find great deals, avoid scams and fees, and get control of their finances.

We're a 10-person company in downtown San Francisco, CA. Our products are developed primarily in Ruby on Rails and XUL, though we also use other languages and tools as the job requires. We have a fantastic group of developers and tons of members who love our site and want more from it. We believe in letting developers choose the way they can best improve the site, giving them what they need to do so, and getting out of their way. We aren't going to waste your time with estimates, specs, meetings, and "what a bunch of management" frustrations. Instead, we believe in hiring developers who will do the everything they can to improve people's experience of the site, prioritizing quality over deadlines, and shipping constantly.

If this sounds like fun, we'd love to hear from you.

Hi, I’m Brian

I work at mirRoR, where we connect agile Rails developers and employers.

We started as Rails programmers ourselves (and are currently working on a few social, facebook, and iPhone apps). This background and network help us identify quality opportunities in the industry.

That’s especially important today. While many venture-backed web 2.0 startups are cutting costs amidst this economic climate, we are working with a number of companies that are self-sufficient, cash-positive, and well capitalized for the long-term.

I’d be eager to briefly discuss where you are in the process and see if there is a potential fit, either for the opportunities listed here, or those posted elsewhere.

Let’s chat!

Brian Mariani
brian@mirrorplacement.com
888.313.2007 x702 AIM:  brianm1724 gTalk: Chat with Brian Mariani