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Stoney
Know when your code drifts from the original requirement
Business rules drift silently. A rule like "free tier: 100 requests/day" starts as a Jira ticket, gets built, and slowly diverges until your codebase enforces it inconsistently. No alert fires. No test fails. Stoney builds a registry of the rules your system actually enforces, watches your repos for drift, and when something breaks it shows you the PR that caused it, the ticket that authorized it, and who owns the rule. GitHub, Jira, and Slack. Under 10 minutes to set up. No code needed!
Hey Product Hunt, I'm Chance, solo founder of Stoney.
I built this because requirement drift is one of those problems every dev team has but nobody has good tooling for. A requirement gets written, gets built, and six months later something changes quietly and nobody connects it back to the original ticket.
Free tier is permanent, no card required. Would love honest feedback from anyone who has felt this pain. Happy to answer anything.
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About Stoney on Product Hunt
“Know when your code drifts from the original requirement”
Stoney was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #22 on the daily leaderboard. Business rules drift silently. A rule like "free tier: 100 requests/day" starts as a Jira ticket, gets built, and slowly diverges until your codebase enforces it inconsistently. No alert fires. No test fails. Stoney builds a registry of the rules your system actually enforces, watches your repos for drift, and when something breaks it shows you the PR that caused it, the ticket that authorized it, and who owns the rule. GitHub, Jira, and Slack. Under 10 minutes to set up. No code needed!
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Who hunted Stoney?
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Chance Koogler
Hey Product Hunt, I'm Chance, solo founder of Stoney.
I built this because requirement drift is one of those problems every
dev team has but nobody has good tooling for. A requirement gets
written, gets built, and six months later something changes quietly
and nobody connects it back to the original ticket.
Free tier is permanent, no card required. Would love honest feedback
from anyone who has felt this pain. Happy to answer anything.
stoneydev.com