Your next customers are already talking. Go meet them.

Trackshon is a customer-finding assistant for founders and small teams. Give it your product link, or a sentence if you have not launched yet. It reviews how your page reads to search engines and AI assistants, finds public conversations where people ask about the problem you solve, explains why each one fits and suggests how to reply. You post every reply yourself from your own account, then mark what happened, and sources that led to replies and deals rank higher in later searches.

Founders and small teams, usually one to ten people, whose buyers ask questions in public before they buy. Today it fits software and developer tools best, because the free preview searches Hacker News, GitHub and Stack Overflow, where people ask about tools every day. Paid plans add a weekly search of the wider public web, which reaches more kinds of buyers. It is not a fit yet if your buyers talk mostly in private groups, WhatsApp chats or direct messages, if you want messages sent for you, or if you need a promised number of leads.

A product link, a Play Store listing or a sentence about what you are building, plus your email. The first time you use an email we send a 6-digit code to confirm it, and we do not ask again for that address. You get one fresh search a day, each fresh search also emails you a short summary with the first fix and the top conversations, and there is no account and no card.

From your page or description it works out who buys, the problem you solve and the words people use, then turns that into searches. The free preview and a new workspace's starter search look at Hacker News, GitHub and Stack Overflow over the last 45 days; the preview returns up to 8 matches. Paid plans add a daily watch that also covers YouTube comments and Dev.to, and a weekly deep search of the wider public web through a search engine, which can reach public pages on sites such as LinkedIn, X and Facebook; coverage varies. Each result is scored for recency, relevance and whether the person is asking rather than announcing, then labelled buyer, evaluator, builder or noise with the reason. A match is a conversation worth joining, not a confirmed buyer, and nothing behind a login is searched.

No. Trackshon never posts or emails on its own and refuses to recommend volume. AI SDRs send thousands of messages to people who did not ask; Trackshon finds the people who are asking and helps you answer them well. Your name stays on every reply.

Every reply you confirm posting, every skip and every outcome you mark (they replied, it became a deal, they paid) is recorded. Once a source has at least three marks, sources that bring replies and deals rank higher and ones you keep skipping rank lower. Replies, deals and payments stay in an append-only record you can export. Next: a weekly review that proposes changes to your buyer profile with the evidence attached, which you accept or reject.

The free preview costs nothing: paste a link or a sentence, add your email, and get a review of your page or idea, one unlocked fix and up to 8 conversations, one search a day. The Free plan adds a workspace, a second fix, one starter search and one page audit a month. Solo is $19 a month at the founding price for one product, with a daily watch, drafted replies and a weekly deep search; Team is $49 for three products; Studio is $129 for ten. Extra products are $15 a month, seats $4 a month and extra searches $3 each. Once the founding seats are taken, new sign-ups pay list: $29, $79 and $199. Annual plans give two months free, there is a 30-day money-back guarantee, each payment covers one period and never renews by itself, and charges default to NGN through Flutterwave or Paystack.

Sources: Hacker News, GitHub and Stack Overflow through their public APIs, plus YouTube comments and Dev.to on the paid daily watch, and the wider public web through a search engine on paid deep searches. Public pages only, nothing from behind a login. Drafting is included on paid plans, so you never need your own AI key. Output: email when new threads land, a weekly re-audit email, a printable report, and CSV or JSON export of your profile, conversations, people and outcomes. Nothing is ever posted to your accounts.

Your profile and ledger live in Postgres, hosted for you, and are exportable at any time. Only public conversation text and your profile are sent to the model for drafting. The marketing site uses a first-party visitor cookie (tk_vid) for product follow-up, and Vercel Web Analytics for aggregate page visits. Signing in adds a session cookie. See /privacy.

A list the Trackshon team prepared from public sources and open business directories for one goal, such as people asking for what you sell, people worth inviting to an event or businesses to reach in a city. Each row says why it fits and shows where it came from, and you mark a stage as you go. You decide who to contact and reach out from your own account; nothing is sent for you. The link is free until the date it shows. On a list of businesses, full phone numbers and emails show for the first 10 and the rest unlock with a payment. Most lists can be exported as CSV or JSON, and anyone on a list can ask to be removed through the privacy page.

Yes. Trackshon publishes a machine-readable offer at /.well-known/offer.json and a summary at /llms.txt. Both are generated from the same source as this page, so they are always current.

Because traction is the word every founder says the day they finish building, and because a name you cannot own is a name you spend years fighting for. Trackshon is traction spelled the way it sounds, and it is also what the product does: it tracks who is asking, what you replied, and what actually converted. Say it out loud and you already know how to spell it.