I built a SaaS that tells founders what actually needs attention instead of showing them more charts
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I've been building a side project called Seiton. The original problem was pretty simple: when you're running a SaaS, your data ends up everywhere. Revenue in Stripe.... Traffic somewhere else... SEO in Search Console... Errors in Sentry and more stuff. Then you still have to look at all of it and decide whether anything important actually happened. Seiton connects those sources and gives you one health overview + a daily briefing showing the changes that deserve attention. I deliberately don't want it to become another giant analytics dashboard. The goal is closer to: open Seiton → understand what's happening → get back to work. I've reached the point where I've stopped adding major features and started trying to find actual customers. I've done my first ~30–40 cold DMs so far, so this is still very early. I have around 1.5K followers on X, but it's still a young audience, so I'm not relying on it as a real distribution advantage. I also have a list of around 1,300 relevant business contacts in my local market that I'm planning to work through with outreach. Current pricing is $29/month for one SaaS with a 14-day no-card trial. I'm curious what other builders think: does the value make sense immediately or would you still need me to explain why you'd use this? this is my project btw seiton.online   submitted by   /u/alexii5_ [link]   [comments]
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- 发布时间:2026/9/22 14:53:37
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