Wael Khattar, the founder of SIP Money, built a mobile app that helps people who live paycheck to paycheck manage and invest their money, using no-code platform Bubble to save on development costs. The goal of the app is to help users create a budget, set saving goals, and make lifestyle changes to better manage their expenses. With a background in investment advisory, Wael was drawn to no-code tools like Bubble, which he believes can be more accessible and user-friendly than traditional development methods. SIP Money has been released to the public with limited reach, but is gathering feedback from initial users before expanding globally. Future plans include adding features such as discounts, rewards, and a robo-advisor, as well as improving the user interface and connecting bank accounts through Plaid plugin. The app aims to help users invest in their future by creating a systematic investment plan (SIP), and is part of the no-code movement led by Bubble.