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Track US stocks and ETFs and get an email the moment a price target or % swing hits — no brokerage account, no app, no upsells. Set alerts once, stop watching charts.
I'm a developer, and I work in the stock market. My problem was simple: I can't sit and watch the assets I follow all day — and even when I do check, I forget what I was actually waiting for on each one.
So I built a small bot that lived on my VPS: it watched my tickers and emailed me when one hit the level I cared about. When I mentioned it to my coworkers, they said "why don't you publish it so we can use it too?" — so I decided to launch it as a SaaS.
It's intentionally small: add a ticker, set above/below, get an email on the cross. The hard engineering bit was not spamming you when a price oscillates around your threshold (solved with a confirmed-cross + cooldown).
It's early and honest — I'm pre-revenue and listening hard. If you set an alert today, I'd love to know: what's the ONE thing missing that would make you keep it? Telegram? Webhooks? Multiple targets per ticker?
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About Computo.app on Product Hunt
“Price alerts for stocks & ETFs, before the move”
Computo.app was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 4 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #157 on the daily leaderboard. Track US stocks and ETFs and get an email the moment a price target or % swing hits — no brokerage account, no app, no upsells. Set alerts once, stop watching charts.
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Nicolas Cazorla martinez
Hi everyone, I'm Nico from Argentina.
I'm a developer, and I work in the stock market. My problem was simple: I can't sit and watch the assets I follow all day — and even when I do check, I forget what I was actually waiting for on each one.
So I built a small bot that lived on my VPS: it watched my tickers and emailed me when one hit the level I cared about. When I mentioned it to my coworkers, they said "why don't you publish it so we can use it too?" — so I decided to launch it as a SaaS.
It's intentionally small: add a ticker, set above/below, get an email on the cross. The hard engineering bit was not spamming you when a price oscillates around your threshold (solved with a confirmed-cross + cooldown).
It's early and honest — I'm pre-revenue and listening hard. If you set an alert today, I'd love to know: what's the ONE thing missing that would make you keep it? Telegram? Webhooks? Multiple targets per ticker?
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