u/SeekingTruth4

Spent 6 months building StackGrid. It deploys your whole stack to clouds you already own:

- Managed Postgres, Redis, MongoDB, MySQL → your DigitalOcean account

- Web apps → DO droplets, or AWS (no console nightmare)

- Static sites → your Cloudflare account

- Domain purchase + DNS wiring → via GoDaddy etc.

- Click-to-redeploy

No infrastructure markup. You pay DO/CF directly via your own accounts. I just orchestrate the server provsioning/deployment/haelth checks so you don't have to wire it all yourself.

Built it because the alternatives are: pay Heroku/Vercel/Render 3-5x cloud cost, or spend a weekend per project doing it manually.

Looking for 20 people to use it free for life. In exchange I want:

- 20 min on a call telling me what's confusing or broken

- Honest feedback on what would actually make you switch

Link: stackgrid.app

Comment or DM. Happy to answer stack questions here.

This new regulation is really confusing and it is hard to understand what is still valid in my lease or not.

As I wanted to sell at the end of the lease, my biggest takeaway is that the regulation will make it very very hard:

* There is no "end of lease" anymore

* I will have to give 4 months notice

* If I don't find a buyer (happened to me last time I tried to sell), I am stuck with an empty property for 12 months

Note that I am also a tenant myself and welcome the 2 months notice but still feel like this regulation is so impractical and asymetrical.

What do you guys think?

Also, I built an automated tool that audit your leases(s) and shows the now invalid clauses and what you need to do to be compliant.

Link: https://landlord-audit.uk

Please let me know if you found it useful.