Been reading IH for years. Never posted.
Kept seeing the same thread from SaaS founders on Stripe: losing MRR to failed payments, not sure what to do about it. The advice was always about sending better dunning emails or setting up smarter retries.
Something about that always felt off to me. Those are action tools. But the founders asking didn't sound like they had an action problem — they had a seeing problem. They didn't know which failures actually mattered or which customers were worth chasing.
I sat on this for a while. Classic lurker you see!
Eventually started building. Working name is tryrecoup. It's a revenue intelligence layer for Stripe — not a dunning tool, not a retry engine. Just answers one question: of the money at risk in your Stripe account, what matters and what's recoverable?
Going to post here weekly as I build it — one feature, one decision, one mistake at a time. Trying to:
If you're on Stripe and this resonates, reply or DM. I'll add you to a small list of early testers.
The “seeing problem” distinction is interesting. With your first Stripe users, are you finding that founders change who they chase or how they prioritize recovery once they can see the recoverable amount, or do they mostly want the tool to take the recovery action itself?