Documenting the Ecosystem.
SaaS products change, pivot, and sometimes close. We organize community reports so readers have more context when evaluating those changes.
Signal Tracking
We collect community reports such as support changes, pricing changes, and layoffs to help readers investigate product health. We do not predict closures or guarantee outcomes.
User First
When a tool changes or closes, users can lose access or data. Our goal is to surface context that helps readers ask better questions and make their own continuity plans.
Open History
We are building a digital museum of software artifacts. Understanding why products fail helps the next generation of builders succeed.
The Origin
The name "All Your SaaS Are Belong To Us" is, of course, a homage to the legendary "Zero Wing" meme from the early internet era.
But it's also a commentary on the modern subscription economy. We don't own our software anymore; we rent it. And when the landlord decides to close up shop, we're often left out in the cold.
This project started as a simple spreadsheet to track tools that were "ghosting" their users. It has since grown into a community-powered intelligence platform.