Source-grounded
Tied to billing, repo activity, and analytics — not vanity charts.
Pre-MVP
One weekly brief. Full picture.
Curated signals from Stripe, GitHub, and GA4 in a single digest — movement, risks, and prioritized next actions without tab overload.
Free waitlist. No spam. Data not sold to third parties.
Trust
Signal, not noise
We aggregate only what moves decisions — and say when data is missing or stale.
Privacy-minded
Waitlist data is used to shape the product — not resold.
Plain language
Bullets you can act on — not another dashboard to babysit.
Founder-first
Built for operators who ship weekly and need a weekly rhythm.
Audience
Who it is for
Operators who already pay for serious tools — and still miss the weekly story that ties revenue, shipping, and acquisition together.
Solo founders & indie hackers
You wear every hat: billing alerts, repo activity, and traffic — but no single narrative on Sunday night.
Small product teams (2–15)
Engineering ships, growth experiments run, finance watches MRR — you need one digest the whole team can skim.
Consultants & fractional leads
Multiple clients mean multiplied dashboards — a repeatable weekly brief beats bespoke screenshots every Monday.
Anyone allergic to “another dashboard”
If your ideal week ends with decisions, not tab archaeology — this is built for that rhythm.
The problem
Dashboards multiply — clarity does not
You jump between tools and still lack one weekly narrative of revenue, product motion, and acquisition.
Dashboard fatigue
Every tool has its own UI and alert noise — none give you a single weekly story.
Missed churn signals
Failed payments and usage drops surface too late when you are context-switching all day.
Manual reporting
You rebuild the same weekly report instead of acting on it.
Siloed context
Stripe, GitHub, and GA4 rarely meet in one place — so trade-offs stay invisible.
Contrast
Raw tabs vs one digest
Five dashboards
Open each tool, screenshot, paste into Slack, still lose the thread.
One weekly brief
One narrative: what moved, what risks, what to do next — in minutes.
How it works
Three steps
Connect sources
Link billing, repository activity, and analytics — once.
Weekly synthesis
We surface movement, risks, and highlights in one structured brief.
Act without re-opening tools
Clear next actions so you execute instead of re-mining dashboards.
Features
What you get
Revenue signals
MRR, churn hints, failed payments — in context.
Product motion
Shipping cadence and hotspots from repo activity.
Acquisition & traffic
Sessions, channels, and conversion trends — summarized.
Prioritized bullets
Not raw charts — ranked actions for the week.
Risk callouts
What to watch before it becomes a fire drill.
Time-boxed read
Designed to finish in minutes, not hours.
Tiers
Free and paid — no hype
Start with a useful free tier. Upgrade when you need depth and automation.
Free
Core weekly digest with top signals and next actions.
Paid
Deeper history, alerts, and exports when we launch billing.
Team (later)
Shared workspaces and multi-seat — roadmap only.
Exact limits will be announced before launch.
Limited early spots
Join the waitlist
Get launch updates and help shape the product.
FAQ
Questions
What data sources are supported?
Stripe, GitHub, and GA4 are the first targets — more integrations may follow.
Is this financial advice?
No. It is operational and analytics context for your decisions.
How often is the digest?
Weekly by default — the cadence founders asked for in early research.
Do you sell my data?
No. We use waitlist and survey responses to build the product; we do not sell emails to third parties.
Can I invite a teammate?
Yes — after joining, you can add a colleague’s email so they can take the survey too.
When do you launch?
Early access will roll out in cohorts — waitlist members are notified first.
Is there a free tier?
Yes — the core weekly digest is planned to stay useful on a free tier.
What if I use other analytics?
Tell us in the survey — we prioritize the roadmap based on demand.
How do you connect Stripe, GitHub, and GA4?
We plan read-only OAuth / service integrations so you grant access once; exact scopes and security posture will be documented before early access.
Where is data processed and stored?
We aim for EU-friendly processing where feasible and will publish a clear data map before paid tiers; nothing is sold to data brokers.