u/Significant_Try8024

Been building in the analytics space for a while. The thing that always bugged me: you'd have your analytics in one tab, your SEO tool in another, a content doc somewhere else, and an AI assistant that had no idea what was in any of them.

So I built Analyse. Analytics, AI SEO content, and a data copilot that can actually see your real events and funnels, all in one dashboard. It also ships an MCP server so you can query your data from Claude or Cursor.

Launched 2 days ago. Still early, lots to ship, but it's live. Happy to hear your feedback and implement the things you guys need the most.

Been building in the analytics space for a while. The thing that always bugged me: you'd have your analytics in one tab, your SEO tool in another, a content doc somewhere else, and an AI assistant that had no idea what was in any of them.

So I built Analyse. Analytics, AI SEO content, and a data copilot that can actually see your real events and funnels, all in one dashboard. It also ships an MCP server so you can query your data from Claude or Cursor.

Launched 2 days ago. Still early, lots to ship, but it's live. Happy to hear your feedback and implement the things you guys need the most.

Been building in the analytics space for a while. The thing that always bugged me: you'd have your analytics in one tab, your SEO tool in another, a content doc somewhere else, and an AI assistant that had no idea what was in any of them.

So I built Analyse. Analytics, AI SEO content, and a data copilot that can actually see your real events and funnels, all in one dashboard. It also ships an MCP server so you can query your data from Claude or Cursor.

Launched 2 days ago. Still early, lots to ship, but it's live. Would love your feedback.

I'm building HodosOps, AI dispatch for field service teams (HVAC, solar, telecom, electrical, etc.). Dispatchers type what changed in plain language ("Sophie called in sick"), the AI rebuilds the day, and a human approves before anything moves. Think chat-first replanning instead of phone calls and whiteboards.

I'm not here to pitch, I'm trying to figure out how to find and approach angel investors at this stage. Would love practical advice from people who've done this.

Some background info about me: I live in Greece but am Dutch, so does my company, right now it falls under VertCode Development, once I get an investor I will turn HodosOps into its own company. But until then I need some information and tips on where to find good Angels and how to contact them.

I'm not in the trade, but I've spent the last few weeks talking to planning managers across a few countries because friends and family in field service kept telling me the same story: the tools store the schedule fine, but the moment something changes, a sick call, a job running over, traffic, you're back on the phone or computer manually patching the whole day together.

I'm building something to take that grunt work off planners (you type what changed in plain language, it proposes a reshuffle, nothing moves until you approve it), and I'd rather hear from people who live this than guess.

A few honest questions:

• When a tech calls in sick at 7am, what's your actual process, and how long does it eat?
• What software are you on now, and where does it stop being helpful?
• Would you ever trust an automated reshuffle, or is the phone-call control non-negotiable for you?

Happy to share what I'm working on if anyone wants, but mostly I just want to know if I'm solving a real problem or imagining one.

I'm not in the trade, but I've spent the last few weeks talking to planning managers across a few countries because friends and family in field service kept telling me the same story: the tools store the schedule fine, but the moment something changes, a sick call, a job running over, traffic, you're back on the phone or computer manually patching the whole day together.

I'm building something to take that grunt work off planners (you type what changed in plain language, it proposes a reshuffle, nothing moves until you approve it), and I'd rather hear from people who live this than guess.

A few honest questions:

• When a tech calls in sick at 7am, what's your actual process, and how long does it eat?
• What software are you on now, and where does it stop being helpful?
• Would you ever trust an automated reshuffle, or is the phone-call control non-negotiable for you?

Happy to share what I'm working on if anyone wants, but mostly I just want to know if I'm solving a real problem or imagining one.