Trackshon

Trackshon is a customer-finding assistant for founders and small teams. You paste your product link — or a sentence, if you have not launched — and get two things back: a review of how your page reads, and the public conversations where people are asking about the problem you solve.

The page review is scored rather than advisory, covering search readiness, answer readiness, AI citation readiness and conversion checks, and it names the first fix — for the sample shown, adding useful Q&A with appropriate schema. Each conversation comes with a fit score, the quoted question, its source and age, and a plain reason it fits: a Stack Overflow thread on cross-platform funnels scores 85 because the product ships exactly that.

The reply guidance is deliberately un-salesy: answer their question first, name the trade-off they will hit next, say you work on the product so they can weigh your advice, and share no link unless they ask. You approve and post every reply yourself, then mark what happened in your workspace so what converts is tracked rather than guessed. The free preview needs only an email and returns up to eight conversations from Hacker News, GitHub and Stack Overflow on one search a day; paid plans start at $19 a month with founding prices locked while you stay.

Finding Hacker News, GitHub and Stack Overflow threads asking your problem; checking whether your page is readable to search and AI assistants; drafting an honest reply to a public question; tracking which conversations turned into customers.

The site has a section on being built to be trusted with your name, publishes a privacy policy and terms, and never posts on your behalf — you approve and publish every reply.

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