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Your stack, overnight
Tell us what you run once. Every morning you see the vulnerabilities, fixes and news for exactly those products, and nothing else.
The private network where people who run IT compare notes: what broke in last night's patch, which vendors are worth it, what auditors actually flag. Every member verified. Nobody selling.
Patched our pair last night. Clean, but the portal theme reset and users thought it was phishing. Send a heads-up first.
From the CIO building the board deck to the sysadmin on call this weekend. Every industry, every company size. The more of us share, the better the answers get for everyone.
Everything is organized into stacks, and every one is included at one price.
Tell us what you run once. Every morning you see the vulnerabilities, fixes and news for exactly those products, and nothing else.
Patch Tuesday and every firmware release, build by build: what it fixes, what broke for peers, and whether to patch now or wait. Type your build and see what affects it.
When Okta, M365 or Zoom starts acting up, see if peers on the same service are hitting it too, often before the vendor's status page admits anything.
Would peers buy it again? Ratings from verified customers, next to outage history, renewal increases and upgrade results. Vendors can't join, so nobody campaigns for reviews.
What cyber insurers now require, how peers honestly answered the questionnaire, what auditors flagged and what closed it, and what audits really cost.
A private room for people in your role: CIOs with CIOs, sysadmins with sysadmins, security with security. Ask anything, as yourself or anonymously.
Confirm with your work email. We delete it right after, and you sign in with a personal address from then on.
Pick your role, industry and the products you run. It stays private and only shapes your own home page.
Your home updates through the day. Alerts cover the rest, on your schedule.
We describe how we protect you in the open, because the protection comes from what we never collect, not from secrets. Read exactly what we keep →
Your work email proves you're in-house IT, then it's gone. Nothing on file connects your handle to your employer.
Stored apart. Ratings, patch reports and anonymous posts don't carry a member ID at all.
We publish what we protect and how, never the implementation details an attacker could use. Our security page gets reviewed by an outside tester before launch.
Nobody here is selling you anything. Vendors, MSPs, resellers and consultants can't join. That's the only reason the conversations can be honest.
We collect as little as we possibly can. What we don't collect can't leak, be subpoenaed or be sold.
Your home is built from your role, industry and stack. Everything else is opt-in, so nothing clutters what matters to you.
One price, every feature. No premium tier, no members-only-within-members. We're all peers.
From the CIO's board deck to the sysadmin's Saturday change window. If it doesn't help someone who runs IT, it doesn't ship.
One price. Everything included. Free while we're in beta.
Members pay, so members are the customer. No ads, no sponsors, no data sales.
People who run IT inside their own organization: CIOs, CISOs, IT directors and managers, sysadmins, network and security engineers, analysts, service desk leads and GRC. If your employer sells IT products or services, this isn't for you.
Your work email proves you work in IT. Then we delete it, so nothing on file ties your account to your employer. You keep signing in with a personal address.
Members see a handle and a broad label, like "Infrastructure · Industrial · 250-5k", never your name, employer, region or stack. Anonymous posts don't even store who wrote them.
Only verified members in your role. CIOs and CTOs share one room, sysadmins and infrastructure engineers another, and CISOs, security engineers and analysts share the Security room. Nobody else can read it.
Yes, if you want to. You choose on every post: as yourself (after we verify your name), as your handle, or fully anonymously.
No. Members pay, so members are the customer. Patch, upgrade, renewal and outage data is only ever shown to members, as totals.
It reads public news, advisories and vulnerability feeds and tags each story with the products, industries and roles it affects, so your home only shows what matters to you. It never sees who you are or what you post.
$20 a month, everything included. It's free while we're in beta.
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