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WebKeeper keeps your client website portfolio and its responsibilities in one shared place: who controls each domain, who handles renewal, and who acts next. Keep that context ready for everyday work and handovers.
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Dušan, the maker of WebKeeper.
A website launch is a milestone. Looking after the domain, remembering the arrangements and handing it over clearly is ongoing work. WebKeeper is for that work.
WebKeeper keeps your client website portfolio and the team's recorded responsibilities together. Who controls the domain? Who handles renewal? Who should act next? Those answers stay with the site, where the next person can find them.
Record portfolio defaults and each client's exceptions, so everyday work and handovers start with the arrangements already in view. Domain, DNS and TLS facts, response history and dated screenshots provide supporting evidence alongside that shared context. The gallery screenshots use fictional demo data.
WebKeeper existed as a set of internal tools for years, waiting for me to have the development capacity to turn it into a web app. Astra helped speed up that work. Its insights also helped us refine features with details we hadn't thought of, so we could improve the product while bringing those internal tools to a wider audience.
I'm especially interested in hearing from agencies and freelancers looking after a mix of client websites. When someone takes over a client site, which arrangement is hardest to reconstruct—and where does your team keep that answer today?
You can create a workspace and start a 30-day trial without a credit card at webkeeper.io. Start with a few client websites and record who handles the domain and the next action.
Thanks for taking a look. I'll be here to answer questions and hear where this would help—or where it still falls short.
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About WebKeeper on Product Hunt
“Know who handles what across your client websites”
WebKeeper was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #96 on the daily leaderboard. WebKeeper keeps your client website portfolio and its responsibilities in one shared place: who controls each domain, who handles renewal, and who acts next. Keep that context ready for everyday work and handovers.
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Dušan Dželebdžić
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Dušan, the maker of WebKeeper.
A website launch is a milestone. Looking after the domain, remembering the arrangements and handing it over clearly is ongoing work. WebKeeper is for that work.
WebKeeper keeps your client website portfolio and the team's recorded responsibilities together. Who controls the domain? Who handles renewal? Who should act next? Those answers stay with the site, where the next person can find them.
Record portfolio defaults and each client's exceptions, so everyday work and handovers start with the arrangements already in view. Domain, DNS and TLS facts, response history and dated screenshots provide supporting evidence alongside that shared context. The gallery screenshots use fictional demo data.
WebKeeper existed as a set of internal tools for years, waiting for me to have the development capacity to turn it into a web app. Astra helped speed up that work. Its insights also helped us refine features with details we hadn't thought of, so we could improve the product while bringing those internal tools to a wider audience.
I'm especially interested in hearing from agencies and freelancers looking after a mix of client websites. When someone takes over a client site, which arrangement is hardest to reconstruct—and where does your team keep that answer today?
You can create a workspace and start a 30-day trial without a credit card at webkeeper.io. Start with a few client websites and record who handles the domain and the next action.
Thanks for taking a look. I'll be here to answer questions and hear where this would help—or where it still falls short.