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Hi Product Hunt 👋
We’re launching Zalanx — security monitoring for lean SaaS teams.
Most SaaS teams already use several tools across cloud, identity, payments, observability, app monitoring, and edge security.
Cloudflare. Clerk. Auth0. Supabase. Stripe. AWS. GCP. Azure. Sentry. Datadog. Okta. Vercel.
But suspicious activity is often scattered across all of them.
Zalanx gives SaaS founders, CTOs, DevOps teams, agencies, MSPs, and cloud/security consultants one workspace to monitor suspicious activity, review incidents, understand related activity, and evaluate safe policy-controlled response actions.
The goal is not to replace your existing tools.
The goal is to help lean SaaS teams get better visibility before they have a full security operations team.
Current features include:
- Overview
- Incidents
- Integrations
- Threat Intelligence
- Defense Actions
- Timeline
- Graph
- Reports
- Workspace security posture
We’re currently onboarding early SaaS teams and design partners.
Would love feedback from SaaS founders, CTOs, DevOps teams, security consultants, and cloud operators.
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Being able to pull in logs from custom internal tools via webhook or API would be huge — right now the integrations list is solid but most mid-size SaaS teams have at least one homegrown service that wouldn't fit. Also, an exportable incident timeline for postmortems would save our team a lot of copy-pasting.
Good news: Zalanx already supports downloading reports as PDF and JSON, so teams can export security summaries instead of rebuilding everything manually.
Your point about exportable incident timelines is very useful, though. A more postmortem-ready timeline export — especially in Markdown — would make the workflow much easier for engineering and security reviews.
Also strongly agree on custom webhook/API ingestion. Many mid-size SaaS teams have internal tools, homegrown services, or custom logs that do not fit neatly into standard integrations. Custom ingestion is a strong direction for Zalanx so teams can bring those internal events into the same incident workflow.
Really appreciate this — it’s exactly the kind of practical SaaS security workflow feedback I was hoping for.
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Hunter
@bedirhanmukc Thank you — this was very helpful feedback.
We’ve now upgraded Zalanx report exports with postmortem-ready incident summaries, detected signals, threat context, policy decision status, recommended next steps, evidence trail, and timestamped timeline activity.
We also added a Custom Webhook integration so teams can send security events from internal apps, admin tools, background jobs, and homegrown services into Zalanx using a workspace API key.
Really appreciate you calling this out — this is exactly the kind of feedback that helps us make Zalanx more useful for real SaaS teams.
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Hunter
Quick update from launch feedback:
We’ve added Custom Integration support inside Zalanx, so teams can send security events from internal apps, admin tools, background jobs, and custom services into one security review workspace.
Short walkthrough:
Would love feedback from AI/SaaS founders, DevOps teams, security professionals, agencies, and MSPs.
Being able to pull in logs from custom internal tools via webhook or API would be huge — right now the integrations list is solid but most mid-size SaaS teams have at least one homegrown service that wouldn't fit. Also, an exportable incident timeline for postmortems would save our team a lot of copy-pasting.
@bedirhanmukc Thanks — this is excellent feedback.
Good news: Zalanx already supports downloading reports as PDF and JSON, so teams can export security summaries instead of rebuilding everything manually.
Your point about exportable incident timelines is very useful, though. A more postmortem-ready timeline export — especially in Markdown — would make the workflow much easier for engineering and security reviews.
Also strongly agree on custom webhook/API ingestion. Many mid-size SaaS teams have internal tools, homegrown services, or custom logs that do not fit neatly into standard integrations. Custom ingestion is a strong direction for Zalanx so teams can bring those internal events into the same incident workflow.
Really appreciate this — it’s exactly the kind of practical SaaS security workflow feedback I was hoping for.
@bedirhanmukc Thank you — this was very helpful feedback.
We’ve now upgraded Zalanx report exports with postmortem-ready incident summaries, detected signals, threat context, policy decision status, recommended next steps, evidence trail, and timestamped timeline activity.
We also added a Custom Webhook integration so teams can send security events from internal apps, admin tools, background jobs, and homegrown services into Zalanx using a workspace API key.
Really appreciate you calling this out — this is exactly the kind of feedback that helps us make Zalanx more useful for real SaaS teams.
Quick update from launch feedback:
We’ve added Custom Integration support inside Zalanx, so teams can send security events from internal apps, admin tools, background jobs, and custom services into one security review workspace.
Short walkthrough:
Would love feedback from AI/SaaS founders, DevOps teams, security professionals, agencies, and MSPs.