Hengam
Revive your idle users with insights and predictions
Hengam launched on January 29, 2020 with 120 votes, #239 of 3,486 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.
What it does
Hengam uses artificial intelligence to predict the risk of uninstallation for each user and prevents it by automatically sending your persuasive messages through push notifications.
At Hengam, we transform ideas into powerful SaaS solutions. From initial concepts to fully scalable products, we build applications that thrive in competitive markets. Explore how we transform early-stage concepts into high-growth SaaS products, helping businesses innovate and scale. A user-friendly platform with a powerful app for backordering with partial payments, back-in-stock alerts, and low-stock FOMO widgets to recapture missed conversions. Captures demand and notifies shoppers when out-of-stock products are restocked. Provides data-driven insights on top-performing Shopify stores and products. AI-powered product descriptions that convert visitors into buyers. We follow a proven…from hengam.io
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