RIP

Postmen

Postmen was not shut down outright. Instead, it was absorbed into AfterShip’s shipping product line. The original brand still appears in some places, but commercially and structurally it now lives on as AfterShip Shipping rather than as a separate standalone platform.

Sunrise

Fintech company Lendio announced the discontinuation of the Sunrise by Lendio brand, integrating its free accounting tools (invoicing, expense tracking, analytics) directly into its core small business lending platform. The move aims to give entrepreneurs convenient access to managing cash flow, invoices, and expenses—all in one place.

Platformax

Platformax was retired in 2018. It appears the original sales CRM product was discontinued and no longer actively developed as a standalone market offering. Some traces of the domain and related tools remained online, but the main project effectively ended.

Highrise

Highrise entered legacy mode in 2018. New registrations were closed, but existing users can still access the service. 37signals shifted focus to other products, leaving Highrise maintained but no longer actively developed or marketed.

Zurmo

Zurmo gradually lost momentum after 2017, with development slowing and eventually stopping. Its official website went offline, repositories became inactive, and no major updates were released. Today, it exists mainly as an archived open-source project with no active maintenance or community support.

HipChat

Atlassian discontinued HipChat and Stride, selling their IP to Slack and redirecting customers toward Slack’s platform, as reported by TechCrunch, while Atlassian continues focusing on its tools and integrations, including listings on Hellip for Atlassian and Slack workspaces worldwide today.

Gigya

Gigya was acquired by SAP in 2017 and fully absorbed into SAP Customer Data Cloud. The brand was discontinued, and its technology became part of SAP’s enterprise identity and customer data solutions, continuing to operate under a different name and ecosystem.

LemonStand

In 2019, the LemonStand platform was acquired by Mailchimp. After that, the service was fully shut down and users were advised to migrate to other e-commerce solutions.

Globiflow

GlobiFlow was acquired and fully integrated into Podio, becoming part of its native workflow automation features. As a result, the standalone product was discontinued, and its functionality continued under Podio without maintaining the original brand or independent service.

Alore CRM

The service has stopped working.

Batchbook

Batchbook was eventually discontinued as a standalone CRM product. Its users were guided toward migrating their data and workflows to Pipeline CRM. The original Batchbook brand faded from the CRM market, while the domain and name no longer represent the former active SaaS platform.

Netrox SC

Netrox SC appears to have faded away quietly. The original product is no longer active as a visible SaaS platform, its WordPress plugin has not been updated for years, and the domain presence now looks fragmented or repurposed. Its fate was gradual disappearance, not a major acquisition.

Yast

Mad Mimi

The Mad Mimi service was officially shut down on August 30, 2024. GoDaddy, which has owned the platform since 2014, made the decision as part of optimizing its marketing products and focusing efforts on its own GoDaddy Digital Marketing platform.

Netlify CMS

The service has stopped working.

Unamo SEO

Unamo gradually disappeared from the market after development slowed and the platform stopped evolving. As competition from larger SEO tools increased, the service lost visibility and users. Today it is largely considered a discontinued or inactive project within the SEO software ecosystem.

Pivotal Tracker

Pivotal Tracker was sunset after years as a respected Agile project management tool. Under VMware Tanzu, it was given an end-of-life date of April 30, 2025, and effectively retired, ending its run as a focused, developer-friendly planning platform.

CA Flowdock

Flowdock was an early team chat and collaboration platform focused on developers. After being acquired by Rally Software in 2013, it gradually lost market relevance. The service was ultimately shut down, with its closure confirmed as taking effect on August 15, 2022.

Mingle

Mingle was retired after Thoughtworks discontinued development. The cloud service was shut down, and the product left the company’s active commercial portfolio. In 2020, its codebase was released as open source, leaving it as an archived legacy project rather than a live product.

Azendoo

Azendoo was a team collaboration and task management SaaS that appears to have faded after its 2020 acquisition by Alltech Group. The brand lost visibility, the original site stopped representing the product, and the service now appears effectively discontinued as an independent platform.