dbrecon.com

Your database already knows which customers are about to leave. Nobody's reading it.

That's the problem DB Recon solves. A founder pastes in a read-only PostgreSQL connection string, says how the product makes money, and every week gets a plain-English brief: who's showing early churn, who's ready to upgrade, what moved in revenue, and what to do about it.

Sound familiar?

• You have a Postgres database full of answers and no time to write the queries.
• You find out a customer churned when the cancellation email lands.
• Mixpanel and Amplitude want an SDK, event tracking and a week of engineering first.

What's built: a live product at dbrecon.com.

• Read-only Postgres connection with automatic schema discovery. No SDK, no tracking scripts, no code changes for the customer.
• An AI-written weekly brief by email: churn signals, upgrade opportunities, revenue changes, week-over-week context.
• A dashboard and "data chat": ask your data questions in plain English.
• Pricing already set: Free (one database, preview reports) and Pro at $29/month, +$10 per extra database, with a 14-day money-back guarantee.
• Landing page, pricing, FAQ and comparison pages against Metabase, Baremetrics, ChartMogul, Mixpanel, Amplitude and ProfitWell.

What you get for $100: the whole project. The domain, the code for the live app, the site, the copy and the brand. Rather have just the name? Same price, and the domain alone is yours.

What you don't get: customers or revenue. This is a working product that never got a real launch, not a business with income. The app runs on Google Cloud today; you'd host it on your own account.

The details: dbrecon.com, registered February 2026 on Cloudflare, paid through February 2027.

Why I'm selling: I start more things than I can run. DB Recon was built under Rounders to Founders, Inc., and it deserves a founder who'll put it in front of SaaS teams full time.

$100. Hit Buy it now and it closes through Escrow.com: you pay Escrow.com, I hand over the domain and the code, you check it all works, then I get paid. Or make an offer.

— Art