... this isn't a launch post, it's the honest story behind why we built Knocket ( https://trtc.io/solutions/knocket ). I'd rather share it here than in a polished landing page. I run trtc.io a developer product site. And for the longest time, I've cared about every single real developer who lands there. I want to know what they're stuck on. I want to know what didn't click. I want to know why they closed ... ... product does the same thing. We all install Intercom (or don't, because it's $79/mo minimum), we all wait for tickets, and we all wonder why our "user research" feels detached from real users. So we built Knocket

... fell off. Slack messages went unread. Sticky notes became wallpaper. The real problem wasn't the interruptions - it was that I genuinely didn't know when she was busy . "I'm working" meant 50 different things. So I built KnockFirst - a traffic light system for home offices: Green = Available for chats Yellow = Knock

... Polling is repeatedly knocking on a door to see if anyone s home. Webhooks are installing a doorbell that notifies you when someone arrives. When building integrations, one of the first choices is: polling vs