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Midday by Pontus Abrahamsson
Open-source business stack for founders with invoicing, time tracking, automatic reconciliation and financial insights.
Visit Midday ↗About Midday
Open-source business stack for founders with invoicing, time tracking, automatic reconciliation and financial insights. Midday is a fintech & payments product built by indie maker Pontus Abrahamsson, launched in 2024. Midday has since been acquired.
- Status
- Acquired
- Launched
- 2024
- Category
- Fintech & Payments
- Website
- midday.ai
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Midday FAQ
What is Midday?
Midday is a fintech & payments product: Open-source business stack for founders with invoicing, time tracking, automatic reconciliation and financial insights.
Who made Midday?
Midday was made by Pontus Abrahamsson, Co-founder of open-source finance app Midday (acquired by Ramp) and Cursor Directory. It launched in 2024. Pontus Abrahamsson has also built Cursor Directory, Languine.
Is Midday still active?
Midday has been acquired. It is no longer owned by Pontus Abrahamsson, who built it as an indie maker.
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