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Neotic

Launched this week

Context aware product experiences, without the code.

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Context aware product experiences, without the code.

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Neotic is an intelligent product companion for SaaS teams. Turn product updates, bug fixes, announcements, and contextual guidance into interactive in-product experiences with Neo.

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Launch tags:Productivity•SaaS•Developer Tools

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Hey everyone 👋 I built Neotic because I got tired of shipping frontend changes just to change something inside a product. A feature announcement, onboarding message, release notice, or contextual experience shouldn’t always require a developer to touch the UI and deploy again. Neotic lets you connect your product once, then control these experiences based on context routes, users, plans, events, behaviour, and conditions. And we recently added MCP, so your AI coding agent can actually work with your Neotic workspace. You can basically tell your agent: “Show the new dashboard announcement only to Pro users visiting /dashboard.” …and let it handle the rest. Still early, and there’s a lot I want to improve. I’d genuinely love feedback from builders here especially what you currently use for in app experiences and where it gets annoying. Thanks for checking out Neotic.

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3d ago

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23h ago

Why in-app experience slots convert higher than email onboarding

AI coding agents are evolving rapidly from simple autocomplete to autonomous system operators.

With protocols like Model Context Protocol (MCP), agents can now:
1. Inspect errors and run tests in your local terminal.
2. Query staging databases.Most SaaS founders rely heavily on email onboarding sequences with less than 20% open rates.

Contextual in-app experience slots convert 3.4x higher because they appear at the exact moment of intent.

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3d ago

Why do product announcements still require a frontend deployment?

You ship a new feature.

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