Solves one specific problem
No feature creep. This one thing, done better than the all-in-one tools.
Built by one person · open metrics
Built solo, transparently, in public. Open metrics, fair pricing, and support from the person who wrote the code.
The all-in-one suites do fifty things at 60%. This does one at 100%.
No feature creep. This one thing, done better than the all-in-one tools.
You email me, I reply. The roadmap is public. No "the team will look into it."
$19/month flat. Solo or small team, same price. No "contact sales" tier.
GDPR-clean by default, full export any time, self-host option on request.
Everything the UI does, the API does. Token auth, honest rate limits, real docs.
Revenue, churn, and the roadmap are public. The changelog is the marketing.
Written the day it went out, by the person who wrote it. Nothing here is a plan — see the roadmap for those.
Asked for it in the roadmap, shipped ten days later. Handles the three messy exports people actually have.
Moved the job off the request. It now streams progress instead of pretending nothing is happening.
One customer in Adelaide found this. One customer is enough.
Read-only tokens included. Docs updated the same afternoon.
No incident behind this one — just overdue.
A training webinar
$49+/seat with add-ons
Ticket queue, tier 1
Locked, quarterly
10 minutes
$19 flat
The developer, <24h
Public, shipped weekly
Two options. The trial is the free tier — if it doesn't save you time in 14 days, don't pay.
One person, so this is a queue rather than a plan. Anything in Later has no date and might never happen — that is the deal.
This month
Saved filters
The most-asked thing in the inbox.
Faster first load on big accounts
Probably the quarter
Webhooks
Retries and a replay window.
Two-factor auth via authenticator apps
A proper mobile layout
No promises
Team seats
Only if it can stay one flat price.
Self-serve self-hosting
Native app
Honestly, unlikely.
The honest answer every indie tool owes you: data export is one click and always available, and there's a documented wind-down promise — 6 months notice and open-sourcing the core.
Because pricing games are a full-time job and I already have one. $19 flat keeps the spreadsheet — and the incentives — simple.
On request, yes — a Docker image with a licence key. A few teams behind strict firewalls run it that way.
Yes. That's a feature: the person answering wrote the code. Median reply is a few hours, worst case under 24.
Students, nonprofits, and anyone for whom $19 is real money: email me and we'll sort something. I'd rather you use it.

14 days free, every feature, no card. The changelog shows you exactly what you're buying into.
I respond to every email within 24 hours, usually the same day.