Private beta
You build.
ViberDock runs the rest.
Solo SaaS founders shouldn’t need six dashboards to run one app. ViberDock replaces them with one platform — and agents that actually do the work.
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Free during private beta.
The problem
Building got fast. Running didn’t.
Cursor and Claude Code can ship an MVP in a weekend. Then you spend the next nine months wiring up Segment, Sentry, Intercom, Buffer, Customer.io, and a privacy-policy generator — six dashboards, six invoices, six instrumentation passes.
None of that is the product. All of it is the scaffolding around the product.
- Segment$120/mo
- Sentry$26/mo
- Intercom$74/mo
- Buffer$15/mo
- Customer.io$100/mo
- Termly$25/mo
What a solo founder pays today, before paying themselves.
What it is
Six tools. One platform. One bill.
ViberDock replaces the stack of vendors most solo founders assemble — and adds an agent layer that takes action across all of it.
Analytics
Track what users actually do. No tag manager. No dual-instrumentation.
Replaces Segment, Mixpanel, Amplitude.
Error tracking
See what's breaking and which users it's breaking for.
Replaces Sentry, Bugsnag.
Customer support
Answer tickets where the user is, with context from your codebase.
Replaces Intercom, HelpScout.
Content studio
Draft and schedule across platforms — with copy informed by what your product actually does.
Replaces Buffer, Typefully, half of Customer.io.
Growth engine
Run experiments and campaigns on the behavioral data already in your stack.
Replaces Customer.io, Loops, parts of Klaviyo.
Compliance scanner
Get suggestions for the privacy and terms copy your app needs, where it needs them.
Replaces Termly, Iubenda, the lawyer's first draft.
The unlock
Agents that actually understand your product.
Most “AI features” are chatbots bolted onto a single tool. ViberDock’s agents have full context — your codebase, your analytics, your errors, your support inbox — at the same time. They don’t suggest. They ship.
The bug fix
A best-of-breed Sentry sees the error.
ViberDock sees the error, the affected user's session, the support tickets that mention it, and the codepath that threw it — then files the PR.
The growth experiment
A best-of-breed Mixpanel sees the funnel drop.
ViberDock sees the drop, drafts three variants of an onboarding email, schedules them, and tells you which one won.
The support reply
A best-of-breed Intercom drafts a generic response.
ViberDock cites the line of code that caused the issue, links to the fix already in flight, and writes the reply in your voice.
You ship. The agents handle what you’d otherwise hire for.
Proof
We use it on our own apps first.
ViberDock isn’t a pitch deck. It’s the platform we use to ship our own products to real users.
This site runs on ViberDock. So does BellyPal — an AI doula app currently in trial with a midwifery practice in South Florida. On May 18, Haitian Flag Day, we’re launching Bazou — a Haitian Creole AI assistant for the diaspora — to a 500-family church congregation. The instrumentation, content engine, and support flow are all ViberDock.
If it doesn’t work for us, it won’t work for you. So we ship for ourselves first.
Running on ViberDock
Who it’s for
Built for the artist, not the agency.
ViberDock is for the solo founder who wants to keep building. The indie hacker shipping their third app. The two-person team running three products. The Cursor-and-Claude-Code generation of builders who want to spend their time on the part they love.
It’s not for enterprise teams with a dedicated DevOps function, agencies running client work, or anyone who’s already happy assembling six dashboards.
Founders
Built by two people who’ve done this before.
We’re Joram and Neal. We met at Jam City in 2019 and co-built the internal LiveOps platform that runs Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery, Cookie Jam, Disney Emoji Blitz, and the rest of a $4B+ mobile game catalog. ViberDock is what happens when we take that pattern — small team, many products, one operating layer — and rebuild it for indie SaaS.
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