TransTrack

Hey Indie Hackers 👋

I’m looking for honest valuation feedback on a niche healthcare software product I’ve been building.

🧠 What I built

TransTrack — an offline, HIPAA-compliant, FDA 21 CFR Part 11-ready desktop application designed specifically for pre-transplant waitlist management.

It’s built for transplant centers and pre-transplant coordination teams, not donors, not allocation, not national systems.

The core problem it solves is operational risk — helping teams identify issues that quietly lead to patient inactivation, such as:

• Expiring evaluations

• Missing documentation

• Readiness barriers (insurance, caregiver support, logistics, etc.)

• Frequent status changes (“status churn”)

It does not perform allocation decisions or replace UNOS/OPTN — it sits outside those systems as an internal workflow and readiness intelligence layer.

🔒 Why it’s different

• Fully offline / air-gapped capable (no cloud, no PHI transmission)

• HIPAA technical safeguards

• FDA 21 CFR Part 11-ready (audit trails, validation artifacts)

• Desktop (Electron) — designed for regulated hospital environments

• Narrow, defensible niche with high compliance friction

🚀 Traction so far

• Public GitHub repo

• 1,100+ clones in the last 14 days

• 240 unique cloners

• Organic traffic from GitHub, Google, Reddit, and transplant-related communities

• Demo video + evaluation build available

(No paid customers yet — currently in evaluation conversations.)

💰 Intended pricing (enterprise licensing)

• Starter: ~$2.5k (single workstation)

• Professional: ~$7.5k

• Enterprise: ~$25k+ (site license)

This reflects validation, compliance, and support requirements rather than pure SaaS pricing.

❓ What I’m asking

I’d love feedback on:

• What would you roughly value this at today? (pre-revenue)

• How you’d think about valuation for regulated, offline B2B software

• Whether you see this as more:

  • a lifestyle business,

  • an acquisition target,

  • or something worth scaling carefully in a narrow niche

Happy to answer questions or share more details.

Thanks in advance — really appreciate this community.