Full-time nurses: paid 20-min recorded walkthrough of a budgeting app for nurses ($30)

I'm the founder of MoneyBadger (moneybadger.us), a budgeting tool built around how nurses actually get paid — differentials, extra shifts, the whole messy check. I want honest first-impression feedback from a real nurse, not a compliment. WHO THIS IS FOR: nurses currently working FULL-TIME in a clinical role. If nursing isn't your main full-time job right now, this one isn't a fit — the app is built around a full-time nurse's paycheck. THE JOB (about 20 minutes): Record your screen AND your voice while you try the site for the first time, thinking out loud the whole way — every reaction, every confusion, every "why is this here." Loom (free, loom.com) is perfect. Phone recording preferred if you can (that's how nurses will really use it); laptop is fine too. DO THESE TASKS, NARRATING AS YOU GO: 1. Open moneybadger.us cold. Before clicking anything, say what you think this is, who it's for, and what you'd guess it costs. 2. Find what it offers nurses specifically. 3. Try to price a month of your work with the schedule calculator — make up a realistic month (your usual shifts, a couple of pickups). Don't use your real posted schedule if you'd rather not. 4. When the site asks you to create an account, SAY what you expect to happen, then decide honestly. Creating the free account is fine (a throwaway email is fine). It will never ask for a card at that step — if anything ever asks for payment details, STOP, don't enter them. 5. Find what the paid plan costs and what you'd get for it. Stop before any payment screen. 6. Read the FAQ or privacy page and answer out loud: would you photograph your real paystub for this? Why or why not? HARD RULES: never upload a real paystub or any real financial document; never enter payment details; don't show personal info on screen. DELIVERABLES: (1) the recording link, (2) short written answers: What is this product, in your words? What almost lost you? Anything feel like a trick or a dark pattern? Would you pay $30/month — and if not, what would have to be true? What's missing for your actual life? When would you open this app again, and what would you expect it to show you when you did? Trust 1-10 for photographing your paystub, and why. TO APPLY, ANSWER: What's your role and unit (e.g., med-surg RN, ICU, LPN)? Confirm you currently work full-time as a nurse. Day or night shift? iPhone or Android? Have you used Loom or can you figure it out? Deadline: within 3 days of hire. Your feedback goes straight to the founder — the blunter the better.