I built Seer to solve my own problem: I don't have patience for social media, but I still want to find market opportunities.
Seer monitors Hacker News, GitHub, npm, and DEV.to for signals like:
- "I wish there was..."
- "Looking for alternative to..."
- Trending repos with "help wanted"
- New packages gaining traction
It scores opportunities (0-100) based on engagement, recency, and relevance, so you see the good stuff first.
*Tech:* Go backend, SvelteKit frontend, SQLite. Self-hosted, runs with `docker run` or as a single binary.
*No cloud, no tracking, no Pro tier.* 100% open source.
mendexio•2h ago
I built Seer to solve my own problem: I don't have patience for social media, but I still want to find market opportunities.
Seer monitors Hacker News, GitHub, npm, and DEV.to for signals like: - "I wish there was..." - "Looking for alternative to..." - Trending repos with "help wanted" - New packages gaining traction
It scores opportunities (0-100) based on engagement, recency, and relevance, so you see the good stuff first.
*Tech:* Go backend, SvelteKit frontend, SQLite. Self-hosted, runs with `docker run` or as a single binary.
*No cloud, no tracking, no Pro tier.* 100% open source.
GitHub: https://github.com/mx-seer/seer
Would love feedback on the scoring algorithm and what other sources would be useful.