Time off shouldn't live across spreadsheets, chat threads, and someone's memory. Leavely brings requests, approvals, balances, and team coverage into one clear flow. Employees see the balance impact before requesting leave. Managers review dates and team coverage, and the Wall Chart shows who's away. People working across companies can switch from one account while each company keeps its own people, policies, and roles.
Which Vercel product did you use? What new capability did it give your team, and how did that shape the product you launched?
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Leavely runs on Vercel. Vercel Blob stores company logos and profile photos, while Vercel Cron runs the daily jobs that carry leave forward and expire it when due. That gave me file storage and scheduled policy work without building separate infrastructure for either. I also use Vercel Analytics and Speed Insights to watch traffic and real-world performance. As a solo founder, this lets me focus on the product itself: quick requests, informed approvals, and a shared Wall Chart for modern teams.
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Hi Product Hunt,
I'm Emre, the founder of Leavely.
A few years ago, I started paying closer attention to leave management software. The products I saw made a simple request feel heavier than it needed to be: slow interfaces, too many steps, and team coverage scattered across spreadsheets and chat. I wanted to build the version I'd actually use.
I cared about a clean interface and fast everyday interactions. I also built for teams spread across countries, with location-specific holidays in leave calculations, and for people who work across companies. One account can switch between companies while each keeps its own people, policies, and roles.
Leavely is live, and I'm bringing it to Product Hunt to hear how other teams handle time off. What part still sends you back to a spreadsheet or chat?
Hi Product Hunt,
I'm Emre, the founder of Leavely.
A few years ago, I started paying closer attention to leave management software. The products I saw made a simple request feel heavier than it needed to be: slow interfaces, too many steps, and team coverage scattered across spreadsheets and chat. I wanted to build the version I'd actually use.
I cared about a clean interface and fast everyday interactions. I also built for teams spread across countries, with location-specific holidays in leave calculations, and for people who work across companies. One account can switch between companies while each keeps its own people, policies, and roles.
Leavely is live, and I'm bringing it to Product Hunt to hear how other teams handle time off. What part still sends you back to a spreadsheet or chat?