A post on News Y Combinator has an intriguing proposition to the sometimes daunting task that startups face when launching a service.
According to the comments in the post by developer Regan Wolfrom, the service would offer an API, and potentially an embedded JavaScript, to analyze the data from a launch and provide updates, alerts and reporting. The service would track users, while allowing for customized alerts and feature controls.
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The developers came to the idea following its own work on a service it plans to release in a few weeks. They saw the need for the service in the first release as well as for a line of successive products the group is developing. Here are the features they are considering.
What do you think?
The idea that a startup would use a SaaS for launch is a testament to the level of automation that comes with cloud computing. It’s also an example of how startups will be launched ever faster and at a clip that makes today’s pace seem slight by comparison.
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