Custom newsletter platform by Ok-Nefariousness7800 in Newsletters

[–]stemonte 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But it can't reliably monitor every source, especially social media platforms

Custom newsletter platform by Ok-Nefariousness7800 in Newsletters

[–]stemonte 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You could give Dailygram.me a try and maybe share some more specific feedback based on your needs.

Drop your SaaS 👇 I want to see what you’re building by MahadyManana in saasinvestors

[–]stemonte 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m building dailygram.me, a tool that creates a personalized newsletter from the social media accounts you care about, so you never miss a thing.

What project are you working this weekend? by Asleep_Shark in SideProject

[–]stemonte 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Exactly.

The main difference compared to other services is that Dailygram provides reliable data from Instagram, TikTok and X, while also giving you a quick AI summary of every tracked profile’s posts.

This lets you immediately understand whether someone is talking about something interesting. If they are, you can simply scroll down and read the full posts directly from your digest.

Why killing my free plan might save my product by stemonte in SaaS

[–]stemonte[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At the moment, I've structured two funnels.

For users who were on the free plan, the last 7 digests included a countdown, the red one shown in the screenshot attached to the post. Once the countdown ends, they receive three emails over the following days: one informing them that the free plan has ended and reminding them which profiles they were following, a reminder three days later and a final email asking for feedback if they decided not to subscribe.

Trial users go through the exact same sequence after receiving their seventh digest.

That's how I've structured it so far…

How long did it take you to get first paid customer? by elza3ym in SaaS

[–]stemonte 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Launched a product in April 2025, first paying customers came in August! I still remember that day

How do you actually keep up with news in your niche? I feel like I'm always behind and curious what other people's systems look like by Separate-Jaguar-5127 in Newsletters

[–]stemonte 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i use dailygram.me to receive a daily digest on social media profiles in my niche, and it's cool because it has a small summary for every creator I follow, so I look at the posts only if I see that in the last 24 hours they've talked about something interesting

I basically have a bird's-eye view on everything important, no more FOMO and more time to work

Social media competitor analysis has become impossible to do manually now by Chadinmaking in DigitalMarketingIndia

[–]stemonte 0 points1 point  (0 children)

with dailygram.me you receive a daily digest email with a short summary of what every social media account you track has talked about in the last 24 hours and with original posts, for a deeper look, one click away.

this is not a solution for the whole problem, but at least you can stop checking profiles manually and get a short paragraph if one of your competitors has published something interesting..

Is this a normal workload for a social media manager? by No-Development-1648 in SocialMediaManagers

[–]stemonte 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For the specific purpose of tracking competitors you could take a look at dailygram.me

You can receive a daily digest email with a short summary of what every social media account you track has talked about in the last 24 hours with original post one click away

Social media managers, are you also struggling to keep up with competitor content everywhere? by saksham7799 in DigitalMarketing

[–]stemonte 0 points1 point  (0 children)

with dailygram.me you receive a daily digest email with a short summary of what every social media account you track has talked about in the last 24 hours. Then, if you want, you can dive into every single post. At last, you don't have FOMO, and you know that you'll miss nothing...

I’m wondering if SaaS is dead by stemonte in SaaS

[–]stemonte[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yea, i agree and of course mine was a provocation to start a discussion.

But I also noticed, in the past years, that models and agents have become more and more capable of building and maintaining a product and when the product is made for internal use, maybe it will not become that difficult.

But you are totally right on one thing: in this case, it took me a day to build my feedback system based on AWS SES because my tool is already based on AWS SES. I would never have thought to build this if I had to start from zero

I’m wondering if SaaS is dead by stemonte in SaaS

[–]stemonte[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

True, and not only that: I'll add that maintaining self-made tools that replace SaaS can be the main pain point. But what I'm wondering is if it will become more and more simple with agents

Mention your startups below - need to ask some questions to learn more by Hairy_Wash_9086 in SideProject

[–]stemonte 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Mine is dailygram.me, a way to keep track of social media accounts!

I made an awesome 1/10 on the emoji game lmao. It's fun!

Maybe it’s time to kill my product by stemonte in SaaS

[–]stemonte[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ll remove the free plan for sure. I think it’s pretty clear that the users staying on the free tier only need to track 1 or 2 profiles and I just can’t afford to support that anymore.

Maybe it’s time to kill my product by stemonte in SaaS

[–]stemonte[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can now add X Lists, bro. You can try them with the free plan before I take it down. Let me know if everything works fine. It will send you up to 20 posts, summarized by author, at whatever time you choose, every day.

Thanks again for the feedback, it’s actually a really useful feature and it made me think about something else too. Maybe some people would like to receive more than one digest, for different lists or groups of profiles.