You ship a new feature.
Then someone says:
“Can we announce this only to Pro users?”
Now it becomes an engineering task.
Add the UI.
Add the conditions.
Ship it.
Repeat.
This is the problem I’m building Neotic to solve.
Neotic separates product experiences from frontend releases.
Instead of hardcoding every announcement, tooltip, onboarding step, feature message, or contextual experience into your application, you define the context:
→ Who is the user?
→ What plan are they on?
→ Where are they?
→ What have they done?
→ What just happened?
Then control the experience they see.
The goal is simple:
Ship product experiences without shipping frontend code every time.
And we're taking the developer workflow a step further with MCP, so AI coding agents can work directly with a Neotic workspace.
Code → AI agent → Neotic → Product experience
Neotic is launching tomorrow.
I'd love to hear from other SaaS builders:
How are you handling contextual in-app experiences today?
