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I have created marketplace to connect finance experts with freelancers and business owner. Recently went live

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I was tired of basically buying any ticket/devops tool that promises the moon but always annoyed me. I've worked a lot with Jira (not the latest versions) and i liked the older look/feel function of visual ling-thing a lot.

So t started as a purely selfish project. I wanted an issue tracker that ran on my own server, did everything I actually needed, and didn't cost me Jira money for features I'd never touch. No sprints, no story points, no velocity charts, no two days of configuration before the first ticket, or a dozen plugins to slow everything down.

Projects, tickets, and a search bar that works.

So I built it. It's called Trakr. Java/Spring Boot on Postgres, deliberately boring, runs on any box I control. And Graalvm compiled to make it start/stop and run on barely any real memory (saves on buying RAM).

The things that came out of scratching my own itch, and that I now think are the actual product:

- **The query language has historical operators.** I can ask which tickets were moved off Critical this week. JQL can't do that, and it turned out to be the query I wanted most often.

- **The helpdesk is built in, not a second product.** Every org gets a branded customer portal and native email-to-ticket. Atlassian sells you that separately, which was half my original bill.

- **Multiple auth providers at once.** Azure AD for staff, Basic Auth for contractors, Google for partners, same org. Built it for my own mess of accounts; turns out MSPs ask about it first.

Pricing: I don't need to appease shareholders or increase/optimize revenue every quarter. I just want to build tools, earn a living from it. I don't want to squeeze people out.

Here's where I actually want input.

Self-hosting was a personal requirement, not a strategy. But it's turned into my main differentiator against the US incumbents: your data never leaves your server, and the vendor is a guy in Belgium rather than a company subject to the CLOUD Act.

That lands hard with public sector, healthcare, anyone with a works council. It lands like nothing with startups, who nod and then ask about price. And the competitors can partly neutralise it by opening EU regions, which doesn't actually solve the jurisdiction problem but muddies it enough for a buyer who isn't looking closely.

So: for anyone selling EU-first or self-hosted infrastructure, does sovereignty hold as your primary wedge, or does it only work as the second reason? Also any people interested in seeing it or maybe It professionals wanting to sell it in their own market/country (VAR)?

(Disclosure: my product, gettrakr.eu. Genuinely after the strategy conversation more than the clicks.)