Overnight analyst · for solo founders
Ship every morning —
not chase dashboards.
Dawnset watches Stripe, GA4, your support inbox, and your infra dash around the clock. At 06:14 each morning, you get one ranked brief: the few things that actually need attention today, with the why.
- connectors
- Stripe · GA4 · Support inbox · Infra
- cadence
- Every morning, 06:14 local
- default access
- Read-only — no writes to your stack
- onboarding
- No-code SaaS / OAuth setup
Three failed charges from Renewal-API in the last 6h
Stripe webhook returned 402 — dunning retry cleared 2, 1 still failing
Stripe · 04:51
Onboarding funnel drop at step 3 (workspace invite)
GA4 shows 404 on /invite/[token]; fix is one route param rename
GA4 · 03:18
p95 latency on /api/exports climbed 220ms over baseline
Below the alert threshold for now — flagged for tomorrow’s brief
Infra · 05:42
Each morning, in your inbox. 3–5 items. Ninety seconds to triage.
Connectors
Plug in the four signals that matter for a seed-stage company.
Dawnset cross-correlates paid, product, support, and infra data in one morning narrative — so a failed charge surfaces next to the funnel drop it likely caused, not in a separate Slack thread.
Stripe
Live charges, MRR, churn, dunning
GA4
Acquisition, activation, drop-offs
Support inbox
Themes, escalations, refund pressure
Infra dashboards
p95 latency, error rate, saturdays
Ranking system
Every alert is scored on the same three axes.
No two signals are equal. A 3am revenue incident outranks a 9pm latency blip of twice the magnitude. The rank is what you read first; the why is what you read second.
Revenue impact
MRR at stake is estimated from the connector source — failed charges are dollars, not events.
Primary signal
User-facing severity
A 404 that blocks onboarding sits above a back-end latency blip, even if the latency is bigger.
Severity gate
Urgency window
Hours since the signal surfaced. A 3am spike gets priority over a 9pm dip that recovered on its own.
Time-decay
Ranking system reference anchor.
The artifact
Ninety seconds, on the train.
One short email. No links to open, no widgets to spin up. Three prioritized items with the recommended action written inline — you read top-to-bottom, then close the tab.
- The dollar impact is estimated, not guessed.
- Each item names the source and the time it surfaced.
- Watch items are clearly separated from action items.
Three failed charges from Renewal-API in the last 6h
Stripe webhook returned 402 — dunning retry cleared 2, 1 still failing
Stripe · 04:51
Onboarding funnel drop at step 3 (workspace invite)
GA4 shows 404 on /invite/[token]; fix is one route param rename
GA4 · 03:18
p95 latency on /api/exports climbed 220ms over baseline
Below the alert threshold for now — flagged for tomorrow’s brief
Infra · 05:42
What we won’t do
Built around what solo founders actually need.
Read-only by default
01Dawnset watches. It never touches your production stack — no write scope, no webhooks into your services.
No-code setup
02Connect SaaS sources with OAuth. Connect infra with a read-only agent token. You are answering questions, not building pipelines.
Tuned for seed-stage rhythms
03Triaging logic is trained on early-stage business patterns — not the same KPI library your enterprise BI tool ships.
One ranked brief, not a dashboard
04Three to five items per morning, each with a recommended action. You read for ninety seconds; you are done.
Get started
Tomorrow morning’s brief is
one email away.
Reply with what your stack looks like — Stripe, GA4, support inbox, whatever you run — and we’ll wire you up. No demo call required.
dawnset@polsia.app · backed by Polsia · for cash-constrained, time-scarce founders