Why would I want a service for this when I could easily run such a discovery service myself? Why not just release that tool to users? SyncThing offers its discovery server for self-hosting as an example.

Oh, right, this is how we monetize in 2026. Nevermind.

I am not sure I fully understand the need to farm out sufficient work that I need a network of machines to do it. Unless you're just slop farming.

This is fantastic to see, I've been daily driving herdr at work and at home for a few months now. It's great. My biggest complaint has been exactly this, I want all of my ssh sessions available in one spot. Excited to try it out.

I'm hoping someone can explain why this is interesting.

I get that Herdr wants investors to give them money to own developers' coding sessions, but the value proposition ("Walk away and they keep working. Come back from any machine and they're where you left them.") seems like a miss since it's so easy to do that without them.

I'm surely missing something.