As a solo founder I have multiple projects to look after daily. Check revenue, check events, check analytics, and more.
The more you build, the more you have to keep your eyes on. At some point you realise you don't even have enough RAM to have all these browser tabs open at the same time.
I got tired of logging in, switching accounts and opening dozens of dashboards just to know what was going on with my own projects.
So I built my dream tool. The hub that connects all those tools into a single dashboard - a tool for founders, not data analysts.
You see.. I hate when the platform makes you spend 2 hours learning how to use it. And even then, 99% of what you see is noise you don't actually need.
Databerry was built the opposite way. Pick metrics that matter, arrange it how YOU want, and you're done in minutes. No data analyst degree required.
Congrats on the launch @drew_miko . You mentioned that you built it to use across your own apps. Is there possible to add a custom webhook that is hit from my own app with some custom data, not from the third parties like Stripe, PostHog and such?
Pulling scattered business data into one view is genuinely useful for early teams. The place I'd push: does the finance layer — runway, burn, CAC/LTV — get first-class treatment, or is it just another data source plugged in? That's usually where founders lose the plot right before a raise. (Disclosure: I'm in finance and built ModelUp, a modeling tool aimed at founders, so the runway/cap-table angle is my bias.)
Congrats on the launch. What does it specialise in... marketing data, finances or others?
The one dashboard for founders pitch usually dies the moment the dashboard itself gets noisy right? What's the cap before Databerry turns into the thing it's replacing? Right now it sounds like discipline on the user's side, but the most useful version of this would have opinions about what NOT to show. Overall - congrats!
Congrats on the launch Drew. Curious if each dashboard is tied to one project or if you can track multiple products side by side on the same account.
About Databerry on Product Hunt
“Track all your business data in a single dashboard”
Databerry launched on Product Hunt on May 25th, 2026 and earned 105 upvotes and 15 comments, placing #10 on the daily leaderboard. Track revenue, analytics, meetings, and more from a single dashboard. Connect Stripe, PostHog, Calendly and other tools in minutes.
Databerry was featured in Analytics (172k followers), Data & Analytics (5.6k followers) and Business Intelligence (3.5k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 19.5k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Drew
Hey Product Hunt, it's Drew 👋
As a solo founder I have multiple projects to look after daily. Check revenue, check events, check analytics, and more.
The more you build, the more you have to keep your eyes on. At some point you realise you don't even have enough RAM to have all these browser tabs open at the same time.
I got tired of logging in, switching accounts and opening dozens of dashboards just to know what was going on with my own projects.
So I built my dream tool. The hub that connects all those tools into a single dashboard - a tool for founders, not data analysts.
You see.. I hate when the platform makes you spend 2 hours learning how to use it. And even then, 99% of what you see is noise you don't actually need.
Databerry was built the opposite way. Pick metrics that matter, arrange it how YOU want, and you're done in minutes. No data analyst degree required.
Hope you like it.
(It's Free — no credit card needed)
Would love your honest feedback!
What tool integration should I ship next 👀?