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Work · August 1, 2023

Stack Overflowed

Therapy for tech people

Stack Overflowed launched on August 1, 2023 with 84 votes, #1,276 of 4,347 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.

What it does

Stack Overflowed is a free & private therapy service for people in tech. Our global volunteer network of tech employees will listen to you rant, vent, and whine about your most technical and emotional work issues.

Developers, designers, and product managers—from startups to Big Tech—do the venting. Stack Overflowed volunteers do the listening. We are volunteers working in tech who want to help our fellow demoralized techies. No strings attached. We never ask for your identity or employer, so discuss as much as you want—we only ask that you respect your NDA. Speaking to someone who understands your work problems, both technically and spiritually, is rarely free and anonymous. Stack Overflowed enables me to freely vent about my team's outages, unlike the guy who flaked on my 45-minute meeting last Friday. My girlfriend doesn't understand why I vent about my coworker so often. Who schedules 45 minute…from stackoverflowed.com

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