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Opseer
All your apps' revenue & stats in one daily report
Most monitoring tools are built for ops teams and track one thing. Opseer is for the solo dev who is the ops team. It unifies ad revenue (AdMob, AdSense), payments & subscriptions (Stripe, RevenueCat, Polar), and your own custom stats from Supabase/Firebase/Neon — DAU, signups, coupon usage, whatever you query — in one place. Connect each platform once, and it sends a daily report straight to Telegram, Slack, or Discord at the time you set. Multi-project, team-based, with a no-login demo.
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Hey PH 👋 I'm a solo dev — I build apps and web on the side after my day job, and over a few years I ended up running several services at once, all on different stacks. The problem was never building them. It was keeping an eye on them after launch. Every morning I'd open AdMob, then Stripe, then dig through my Supabase tables just to answer "how did everything do yesterday." Six tabs, every day. So I started with a simple revenue dashboard for myself. Then I realized the numbers I cared about most lived in my own DB (DAU, signups, coupon usage), so I added custom stats you write against Supabase/Firebase/Neon. And since I never remembered to open it, I made it push a daily report to Telegram/Slack/Discord on a schedule instead. No-login demo if you want to poke around: opseer.com/demo Genuinely after feedback from other solo devs and small teams — would you use this, and where would you draw the free-vs-paid line? Happy to answer anything.
About Opseer on Product Hunt
“All your apps' revenue & stats in one daily report”
Opseer was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #82 on the daily leaderboard. Most monitoring tools are built for ops teams and track one thing. Opseer is for the solo dev who is the ops team. It unifies ad revenue (AdMob, AdSense), payments & subscriptions (Stripe, RevenueCat, Polar), and your own custom stats from Supabase/Firebase/Neon — DAU, signups, coupon usage, whatever you query — in one place. Connect each platform once, and it sends a daily report straight to Telegram, Slack, or Discord at the time you set. Multi-project, team-based, with a no-login demo.
On the analytics side, Opseer competes within Analytics, SaaS and Developer Tools — topics that collectively have 728.4k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Opseer performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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