Philipp

That's a great idea! Way better than plugging in status page RSS feeds into channels and getting spammed all the time.

Excited to try out the free plan for my side projects (Even though they, of course, never go down :D)!

I recently switched to it from another paid but abandoned analytics product and I'm super happy with it. The website is *super* fast and while there are some smaller improvements that could be made (Most of them already posted on the open issue tracker on Github, which is a very cool way of dealing with that). It's also cheaper than my previous solution if you sign up for a year, seems like a...

I love the hover effect on the Mac App Store button! Never saw this done like this before, makes it instantly clear how it's going to work.

I'm using Notyfy for a while already and love how it solves one task very well: Staying updated on websites that I don't like to open much, like Facebook. That way I still get notifications about birthdays without loading all of Facebook with all it's distractions.

This is really cool, thanks for sharing KP. Already found a cool resource I might use in the future and didn't know about (https://www.humaaans.com).

How does it help in the case that erratasec.com listed? If you use your own domain couldn't you just lookup the domain in the dump and then they'd get the "secret" part of the email? You'd just have to get some of the bigger dumps that aggregate smaller dumps and then not much would change.

I'm following the repository since I saw it on HN a while ago. Pretty excited to see the quick progress so far and always great to have one more privacy focused analytics alternative out there. The closest competitor I know (and using right now) is probably https://get.gaug.es (They also have a very slick design once you log in, the landing page is outdated) which is cheaper but not open source...