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Do you ever feel like the "ship fast" culture ignores the basic responsibility to the users?

r/SaaS
6/27/2025

SAAS TOOLS

SaaSURLCategoryFeatures/Notes
Jellydatorhttps://jellydator.com/Automation PlatformZapier-like platform for automating crypto market analysis, alerts, and trading; privacy-respecting and transparent
Fathom AnalyticsAnalyticsPrivacy-focused analytics alternative to Google Analytics; avoids GDPR issues; paid service
CloudflareSecurity/CDNHandles domains and traffic; ensures encrypted and private traffic

USER NEEDS

Pain Points:

  • Security and privacy concerns are often treated as an afterthought in fast-shipping SaaS products
  • Lack of transparency in how user data is handled
  • Complex interfaces and unclear communication lead to user confusion
  • Founders prioritizing speed over fundamental responsibilities like security

Problems to Solve:

  • Ensuring user data security and privacy from the start
  • Building trust through transparency and ethical practices
  • Simplifying user onboarding and interface clarity
  • Balancing development speed with responsible implementation of core features

Potential Solutions:

  • Implementing privacy-respecting tools like Fathom Analytics instead of Google Analytics
  • Using security services like Cloudflare for encrypted traffic
  • Open-sourcing components for transparency and verification
  • Prioritizing clear communication and simple onboarding processes
  • Conducting security audits before launch for sensitive applications

GROWTH FACTORS

Effective Strategies:

  • Prioritizing user privacy and security as core values from the beginning
  • Building trust through transparency (e.g., open-sourcing components)
  • Balancing development speed with responsible implementation of critical features

Marketing & Acquisition:

  • Leveraging ethical practices (privacy focus) as a marketing differentiator
  • Using clear communication and simple onboarding to reduce user friction

Monetization & Product:

  • Willingness to invest in paid privacy tools (e.g., Fathom Analytics) despite higher costs
  • Focusing on product-market fit in sensitive domains (finance/crypto) by addressing security concerns

User Engagement:

  • Encouraging community feedback and adapting based on criticism (as seen with password manager developer)
  • Building credibility through responsible development practices