I built a Stripe analytics tool for SaaS founders. Remetry is live.
Hey IH - first post here, first product I've shipped. Would love your eyes on this.
The problem I kept hearing
A few months ago I was talking to a SaaS founder about how his team tracks revenue. Their setup: Stripe → Google Sheets → Slack, updated manually. The part he hated most wasn't pulling the numbers — it was writing the commentary. Every week, someone had to look at the sheet and type out "MRR is up 4%, mostly from upgrades, churn ticked up slightly in the Pro tier" , in plain English, for people who don't want to stare at a dashboard.
Around the same time I ran into a builder doing something adjacent — mirroring Stripe data into Notion for MRR tracking. He mentioned a detail that stuck with me: if you calculate MRR from invoices instead of active subscriptions, your numbers quietly drift wrong over time. Nobody tells you that until you've shipped it.
Two different people, same underlying complaint: Stripe has all the data, but turning it into something you'd actually send to a co-founder or investor is still manual work.
What I built
Remetry connects to your Stripe account (OAuth or a restricted API key, your choice) and turns raw Stripe data into:
- Clear MRR, churn, refund, and plan-performance reports
- AI-generated plain-English summaries of what changed and why it matters
- Downloadable PDF reports
- Scheduled email delivery — pick your frequency, local time, and timezone, and it just shows up in your inbox
The pitch, in one line: instead of manual spreadsheets or digging through the Stripe dashboard, Remetry turns your revenue data into a report you'd actually forward to someone.
Stack, for the curious
Next.js (App Router) + Supabase (Postgres/Auth/RLS) + Stripe Connect OAuth + Groq for the AI summaries + Resend for email + react-pdf for the PDFs + Vercel + cron-job.org for scheduling. All free tier for now — I'll upgrade once there's revenue to justify it.
Where it's at right now
It's live at https://remetry.app. No billing on my end yet (that's next), so right now it's free to connect and try. I'm not looking for a launch-day spike — I'm looking for a handful of SaaS founders willing to connect their real Stripe account and tell me honestly whether the reports are actually useful, or just another dashboard nobody opens.
If you're running a SaaS on Stripe and currently doing any version of "manually check MRR and explain it to someone" — I'd genuinely value you trying it and telling me what's wrong with it.
Happy to answer anything about the build or the product itself.
Congrats on the launch of Remetry! Using AI for plain-English summaries is a great way to make data actionable for non-technical stakeholders. I've seen many founders struggle with manual reporting. I'm currently working on ForkFarm (forkfarm dot cc), a platform for product launches, and we often see that automated insights are a huge time-saver. (Disclosure: I'm with the ForkFarm team). Looking forward to seeing how this evolves!
The strongest part is that Remetry isn't really selling another Stripe dashboard. It's turning revenue data into an explanation someone can actually forward. The key question is whether founders trust the AI-generated “why” enough to use it in investor or team reporting.
Yeah, that's the real bar it has to clear. Right now the summary always sits next to the actual numbers/chart, not instead of them, so it's more "here's what changed" than "trust me blindly." Long term I think the way you earn that trust is the summary being right often enough, consistently, that people stop double checking it. Not there yet, but ofc that's the direction.
That makes sense. I’d be interested to hear how you think about that trust problem as usage develops. Happy to continue over email if useful — what’s the best email to reach you on?
Yeah, sure. My email is hamidghafoor26@gmail.com . I’d be happy to chat more about it. I’m still pretty early with Remetry, so I’m figuring out that trust piece as real users start using it.
Thanks! I’ve just sent it over.
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts whenever you have a chance.