Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built CloneRadar around a question I couldn’t stop thinking about: What actually happens after you give a stranger access to your SaaS trial? For many SaaS products, the real value isn’t on the landing page. It lives behind the login — workflows, automation, integrations, product logic, and all the small details that make the product work. A trial is supposed to let a potential customer evaluate that value. But the same access can also be used to systematically explore and map the product. That’s what I built CloneRadar to make visible. CloneRadar monitors how trial accounts move through your product and looks for patterns such as unusually broad feature coverage, high exploration velocity, systematic navigation, and activity across sensitive product areas. When something looks unusual, you don’t just get a mysterious risk score. You can see why the account was flagged, what it explored, and the session timeline behind the detection. I deliberately wanted CloneRadar to stay lightweight: add the integration, let it monitor your trials, and only pay attention when an account deserves a closer look. This is still early, and that’s exactly why I’m launching it here. If you run a SaaS with a free trial, I’d especially love to hear: would you want to know when a trial starts exploring your product this way? I’ll be here all day answering questions, technical or otherwise. — Daniel, founder of CloneRadar

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Detect systematic product mapping through SaaS trials

Detect systematic product mapping through SaaS trials