IRHQ is looking for early adopters! We're a Security Incident Management Tool helping IR Teams manage incidents from triage to resolution, organize post moretems, and track improvement items. DM if you're looking to get a good deal in exchange for feedback!

Although IRHQ has received some feedback to improve the platform in the various demos given so far, feedback has been overall positive and people seem excited to get it in their hands! We're on to something here...

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Initiate final phase of MVP for IRHQ... We're almost to the launch!

I have so many things I want to build in my backlog of app ideas that sometimes I have to remind myself to stay focused on what I'm already building

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My dream SaaS to run would be a fantasy football app, but I can't imagine the madness that would ensue if there was an outage. I'll stick to B2B for now...

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Security incidents are some of the toughest moments in a company’s life. They’re high-stakes, high-stress, and come with reputational risk. You’re under pressure to contain fast and minimize damage. But even when your back’s against the wall, there’s always a silver lining 👇

Y'all weren't lying. Building a product is the easy part. Sales is the hard part.

After doing 6 product feedback demos for IRHQ - my ideal customer profile users are seeing value in the framework I'm building. Now I just need to convert that to paying users.

I've built some B2C micro-SaaS products in the past and I can't imagine trying to scale something like that. You really have to be a marketing genius + bank on going viral. Whereas B2B seems like a more straightforward path. Network with ideal users, show them the solution to a

I built IRHQ to solve my painpoints as a Security Incident Responder. Far too many security teams are struggling with processes that don't scale in complex security incidents. IRHQ helps Incident Response teams respond faster, reduce risk with advanced analytics, and stay

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