SuperMegaMind

Your customer list, profiled against 265M US consumers

Marketing

E-Commerce

Data & Analytics

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Hey Product Hunt, I built this because of a gap I kept running into. If you have a customer list and you want to know who those people actually are, the data exists, but buying it means a five-figure vendor relationship, a multi-week procurement cycle, and a minimum order. Nobody sells the answer to a 1,200-customer business for the price of a dinner. So, now you can upload a CSV, and you get back an aggregate profile of your customer base measured against a national baseline of 264.7M US consumer records across 307 attributes. Percentages and index scores, not records. A real example from a 1,200-row list: 4.6x more likely to camp than the national average, 80% homeowners against 62% nationally, 3.3x concentrated in Colorado, and 0.3x as likely to be gamers, which is the kind of finding that changes what you stop spending on. What it deliberately does not do, because these constraints are the product: - *You never get a record back.* Not a name, not an address, not contact info, and not your own customers' data re-served to you. Match keys are SHA-256 hashed in memory and the raw values are discarded before anything is written. There is deliberately no database table for uploaded records. - *Sensitive attributes never render on a public report.* Ethnicity, religion, political donor flags, credit, income, net worth, date of birth. They are computed and restricted to the report owner. "68% homeowners" and "61% political donors" are different and differently dangerous objects, and only one of them belongs on a page you can share. - *It is not a B2B tool.* Consumer household data cannot size a B2B market, so we do not sell it as one. - *There is no political vertical*, on purpose. Pricing: every upload is free and never charges, at any list size. A random 500-row sample gets profiled and the report tells you so. The $49 upgrade gets you up to 50,000 rows profiled in full, and that offer only appears on the report, after you have already seen what the thing does. One-time, no subscription. The report is 100% yours. The underlying data is expensive and we have a limited window to use it. That means get your report now. Reports are private by default, since a customer profile may leak competitive information. There is a publish toggle if you want to share it. (I hope you do!) I would genuinely like the feedback, including ideas, improvements, etc. The data provenance and privacy questions are fair and I would rather answer them here in the open than have people wonder. One question, if you have a customer list: what result would actually change a decision you are about to make? I have a fairly strong hunch about the answer and I would like to find out if I am right or wrong.