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Panic Button is listed for sale at $6,500 USD.

Panic Button - Sell Project

Listed August 16, 2026

About Panic Button

AI-powered desktop tool that helps businesses handle difficult customers.

Small Business Panic Button is a completed, pre-revenue desktop software product designed to help small-business owners handle difficult customer situations quickly and professionally. Instead of trying to figure out what to say when a customer demands a refund, disputes a bill, threatens a bad review, pushes beyond the agreed scope, or sends an angry message, Panic Button helps the user determine the next step and produces a ready-to-send response. The product includes three core tools: Panic Button — analyzes customer situations and provides recommended action, things to check before responding, what not to do, a ready-to-send response, follow-up response, final boundary response, and documentation guidance. Don't Send That — lets a business owner paste the angry/frustrated response they want to send and turns it into a professional response while preserving legitimate business boundaries. Am I Being Unreasonable? — evaluates both sides of a customer dispute and provides a neutral assessment and recommended outcome. Technology & Product • Electron desktop application • Windows installer tested successfully on real Windows hardware • macOS build available • Lite and Pro editions • Private local AI through Ollama/Llama 3.2 • Built-in deterministic response engine if local AI is unavailable • Business Profile personalization • Local-first architecture • Offline functionality • No OpenAI API required • No hosted backend or database • No seller-operated AI server • No analytics or telemetry Sale This is a complete software/IP asset sale, not an investment raise. The acquisition includes the project source code, product branding/assets, response/scenario system, AI integration, Lite and Pro editions, build/packaging configuration, tests, technical documentation, and other transferable original project assets. The product is currently pre-revenue with no customers, leaving the buyer free to choose the commercialization model: direct software sales, SaaS conversion, B2B licensing, white-label licensing, or integration into an existing CRM/customer-service platform. Reason for sale: I operate another business and prefer to sell the completed software asset to someone positioned to commercialize it rather than operate another software business myself. Known limitations: Windows installer is currently unsigned. macOS builds are unsigned/notarized. Local AI requires Ollama and a compatible local model. Third-party/open-source components remain subject to their respective licences.

Project details

Next step: The product is deliberately being sold before committing it to one commercialization model, giving the buyer several paths forward.Direct desktop sales: Launch the existing Lite/Pro model as downloadable Windows and macOS software with a one-time purchase price.B2B licensing: Sell company-wide licences to small and medium businesses whose employees regularly handle customer complaints, refunds, payment disputes, scope disagreements and reviews.White-label/OEM: Rebrand the application for business-software providers, agencies, franchises or industry-specific platforms.Existing software integration: Incorporate the Panic Button, Don't Send That and Am I Being Unreasonable functionality into an existing CRM, field-service, reputation-management, help-desk or customer-communication product.SaaS conversion: A buyer wanting recurring revenue could adapt the existing desktop/local-first architecture to a hosted SaaS model.Expand scenarios/industries: Add industry-specific policy packs and scenarios for contractors, retail, automotive, professional services, property management, home services and other customer-facing businesses.The current architecture has no seller-operated AI inference or hosted backend requirement, allowing a buyer to launch with very low infrastructure overhead or replace the local architecture with its own existing AI/backend stack.

For sale

Asking price: $6,500 USD

What's included

Source code, All related design work, All related data

Complete Small Business Panic Button software/IP asset package, including Lite and Pro editions, Windows and macOS build/packaging configuration, deterministic response engine and scenario library, local AI/Ollama integration, AI prompts and instructions, Business Profile system, safety escalation logic, application branding and icon assets, automated tests, demo mode, technical handoff documentation, packaging documentation, commercial documentation, customer help documentation, acquisition documentation, and other transferable original project assets. Third-party and open-source components are included only to the extent permitted by their respective licences and are not represented as proprietary seller-owned IP.

Reason for selling

I own and operate an established business outside the software industry. Rather than divide my time between operating two businesses, I decided to sell Small Business Panic Button as a completed software asset to a buyer better positioned to commercialize and scale it. The sale is not due to a technical failure or operating-cost issue; the product is working and has intentionally remained pre-revenue.

Project metrics

Average Monthly Revenue: Pre-revenue