Offering free pilot of NotiLens to founders with real users - honest feedback only
I got burnt too many times finding out things broke in my product hours later - so I built NotiLens A payment failed - no one told me. Orders stopped coming in - found out the next morning. Server went down - a user DMed me before I knew. Every time, I was the last to know. So I built NotiLens - a tool that just tells you when something goes wrong. Instantly. On your phone. Not a dashboard to...
Looking for founders to pilot NotiLens free — real product, real users only
Hey, I'm a founder who built this myself after getting burnt one too many times. A payment failed - no one told me. Orders stopped coming in - I found out the next morning. My server went down - a user DMed me before I knew. So I spent the last few months building NotiLens - a tool that just tells you when something goes wrong. Instantly. On your phone. Not a dashboard. Not a weekly report....
Founders building AI products: how do you monitor critical events?
AI apps generate tons of events: model errors, API limits, automation failures, background jobs, and system alerts. But sending everything as notifications quickly becomes noise. How do you currently monitor important events in your AI stack? Observability tools? Slack alerts? Custom dashboards? We’re experimenting with a rule-based alert system in NotiLens, but I'm curious what others in the...
We kept missing critical alerts… so we built a solution
While running our own products and servers, we kept running into the same frustrating issue: important alerts getting buried in noise. Servers, payments, webhooks, automation jobs — everything sends notifications. Eventually you end up with alerts across: • Email • Slack • Dashboards • Monitoring tools The result? Alert fatigue. The worst part is when a critical alert fires once and disappears,...