Today we're launching DeskTrust β and we're live on Product Hunt, SaaSHub, and many more!
The problem we kept running into: managing a remote team means you're either hovering over people or flying blind.
Traditional monitoring tools just dump raw activity charts and leave you to decode them. That felt wrong on both sides
β stressful for employees, useless for managers.
So we built DeskTrust. Instead of raw data, its AI writes a plain-English summary of what each person actually got
done each day. It connects hours logged to output delivered, generates auto timesheets, and turns everything into
client-ready reports. Privacy-first too β employees get a pause control.
It's built for agencies, staffing firms, BPOs, and anyone running distributed teams. Works on Windows + macOS, 30-day
free trial, from $4.99/seat.
We'd genuinely love your feedback β especially from other founders running remote teams. What would make this a
must-have for you?
Congrats on the launch! The plain-English AI summaries sound like a massive relief for remote teams tired of staring at raw activity charts.
Quick heads-up on the onboarding flow: The copy mentions a '30-day free trial,' but thereβs a bit of micro-anxiety right at the start because it feels like a credit card might be required to unlock it. If it truly is a 'no card required' trial, explicitly stating '30-Day Free Trial (No Credit Card Required)' right next to the CTA would clear up that hesitation instantly.
When users feel like they might get hit with an unexpected billing wall, they tend to bounce before even trying the product. Just a tiny copy tweak that could save you a lot of sign-up drops!
One thing I'd be curious about is what managers end up trusting as evidence.
A cleaner summary can make oversight easier, but it can also make weak signals feel more conclusive than they really are.
For remote teams, the challenge often isn't lack of visibility. It's deciding which signals deserve to count as proof of productive work.