In Turkey, when someone you love leaves on a journey, you pour a cup of water behind them. "Su gibi git, su gibi gel": go smoothly like water, come back just as easily.
When a subscriber churns in ShipHQ, nobody gets angry and the office doesn't go dark. Someone just steps out and pours water after them. Churn hurts, but I wanted it to feel like "see you again" instead of a loss.
How do you handle the days when someone cancels? Do you look at churn, or avoid it?
ShipHQ has 40+ trophies right now: first $100, first 100 paying customers, a 30-day streak... But I picked them from my own small wins, and I know your journey looks different.
What's the milestone you'd actually want hanging on your wall? The weird ones count too: the first refund you survived, the first review from a stranger, the first sale that came in while you were asleep.
ShipHQ turns your app's real numbers into a living isometric startup office. Connect RevenueCat and every paying subscriber becomes a person at your desks. Each morning the Daily Brief replays last night: new subscribers walk in to applause, trials arrive in caps, churn gets a send-off. Milestones land as trophies on your wall — earned, never bought, never retroactive. AI managers bring a 09:00 standup on growth, reviews and competitors. Free on iPhone.
