Julien Steel

Hi hunters, Businesses around the world pay too much in foreign exchange. We're on a mission to help solve this. We want to help finance teams go global, automate payouts, and reduce the foreign exchange cost. We're doing this by connecting Wise (formerly known as Transferwise) to accounting platforms. Transferly.io supports direct integrations with Zoho Books and Netsuite. Integrations...

Loved the episode. I wonder why Trader Joe's doesn't allow him to buy there?

Hi ProductHunters! I'm really excited to introduce you to JamieApp. Last year, I moved to London and wanted to find a way to meet more amazing people in the startup community. I decided to spend a few days knocking up a landing page and Jamie was up and running. Posted on multiple Facebook groups and Jamie was in business. Since then, the team has grown to three people and we continue to...

Hi Producthunt community! Happy to introduce you to Jamie. Jamie customises 1-to-1 serendipitous meetings for you to expand your professional network in London. Start your Friday mornings warm over coffee with an interesting new connection.

I was sitting on the train whilst listening to this show. Got emotional many times. Brilliant story about perseverance and family

A truthful and very honest conversation about corporate diversity. A must listen to for every leader.

Hi everybody! My name is Julien Steel and together with Josh Harris we're very excited to announce PhoneParrot. PhoneParrot is bringing phone numbers to the cloud for travelers and expats that want to be reachable anywhere. All with one simple and easy to setup product. Call forwarding to any international number or a cloud Voicemail box that emails you the messages without any hassle

Interesting concept I came across recently. You generate currency by walking around which you can then redeem in their online store.

This looks super exciting! Love these innovative toys that can stimulate so many different learning outcomes at once.

Hell yeah! Finally! Thanks

Nice

Would love to you know how complex the storyboard can be? We're trying to build a support system for educators in developing countries. At first, this can be simple but we see endless possibilities. Would this be a good use case?

Great to meet and mingle with the locals. Can't wait to see how successful​ it's.