GitHub Issue Triage Goblin

A vertical SaaS for small open-source maintainers and tiny developer-tool companies: a hosted “support triage board” that turns GitHub Issues, Discussions, and optionally a public feedback form into a simple queue with duplicate detection, reproducible-bug checklists, status templates, and a public lightweight roadmap. Unlike broad product-feedback tools, it is specifically designed around GitHub-native workflows: ask reporters for version/browser/environment details, identify likely duplicates, label issue quality, and generate polite follow-up requests. Maintainers pay because low-quality issues consume scarce volunteer time and make projects look abandoned. Charge $15/month for solo maintainers and $39/month for organizations. Acquire via GitHub Marketplace, maintainer communities, OSS subreddits, Hacker News Show HN, and direct use on the creator’s own projects.

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