Everyone, thank you so much for the support today! We re currently at number 1, with Voiskey and KiloCode right behind us. We honestly didn t expect such a strong start!
the "one system instead of stitching together Stripe, Clerk, a database, invoicing" pitch is real, but it also means auth, billing, and customer data all live behind one vendor instead of three swappable ones. if I ever needed to leave, is there an export path for the customer/revenue data, or does going all-in on tiun mean the migration cost later is the price of the simplicity now?
@galdayan Thanks Gal — very fair question! We definitely don’t want simplicity now to lock you in later. Our ambition is that as your startup grows, you choose to stay with us because the product keeps being the best option for you — not because we make it difficult to leave.
That said, all your customer, subscription, transaction and usage data is yours and can be exported. So if you ever decide to leave tiun, there’s a clear path to migrate it elsewhere.
Of course, if you use tiun for auth + billing + customer data, there will be more to migrate than if you only use a small part of it. But we don’t want to make leaving artificially difficult. The goal is to remove complexity, not create lock-in.
the auth + payments + billing glue is always the part that eats way more time than expected, so having it in one place makes a lot of sense. gonna try it on my own product right away.
@olivia_bennett7 Thanks Olivia! Appreciate it 🙏 We actually spoke to 200+ founders while building tiun, and the same pain points kept coming up again and again. That’s really what shaped the product you see today.
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This looks especially useful for solo founders who want to launch quickly without spending too much time setting up infrastructure.
the "one system instead of stitching together Stripe, Clerk, a database, invoicing" pitch is real, but it also means auth, billing, and customer data all live behind one vendor instead of three swappable ones. if I ever needed to leave, is there an export path for the customer/revenue data, or does going all-in on tiun mean the migration cost later is the price of the simplicity now?
@galdayan Thanks Gal — very fair question! We definitely don’t want simplicity now to lock you in later. Our ambition is that as your startup grows, you choose to stay with us because the product keeps being the best option for you — not because we make it difficult to leave.
That said, all your customer, subscription, transaction and usage data is yours and can be exported. So if you ever decide to leave tiun, there’s a clear path to migrate it elsewhere.
Of course, if you use tiun for auth + billing + customer data, there will be more to migrate than if you only use a small part of it. But we don’t want to make leaving artificially difficult. The goal is to remove complexity, not create lock-in.
congrats on the launch!
the auth + payments + billing glue is always the part that eats way more time than expected, so having it in one place makes a lot of sense. gonna try it on my own product right away.
@okazu Hi OZ, thanks a lot for your support. Can't wait to see what you're building!
the billing + customer management combo is really nice. definitely feels built around what modern SaaS teams actually need.
@olivia_bennett7 Thanks Olivia! Appreciate it 🙏 We actually spoke to 200+ founders while building tiun, and the same pain points kept coming up again and again. That’s really what shaped the product you see today.
This looks especially useful for solo founders who want to launch quickly without spending too much time setting up infrastructure.
@daniel_mccue Thanks Daniel :) that's correct
Having customer data, payments and analytics together sounds genuinely useful. Curious to see how this scales with larger products.
@rogers_susans So am I 😃 That’s exactly what we’re building for — companies starting with tiun early and growing with us.