Spent the week ripping out our feature-flag service. Turns out the cleanup was the feature.
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The boring fix that cut our onboarding in half.
A co-pilot that writes in your actual voice, surfaces what to react to, holds every draft to a ruthless anti-slop bar, and ships your week. You approve everything.
Free to try · no LinkedIn required · you approve every post
So can your audience, your customers, and the people you want to hear from. Generic AI writing is worse than posting nothing.
"I'm humbled and thrilled to announce we're revolutionizing the space. Here are 5 lessons that will change how you build. Thoughts? Agree? Let me know in the comments!"
"Cut the feature I was proudest of yesterday. The demo room loved it, five real customers shrugged. There's a sticky note on my monitor now that just says: applause isn't revenue."
Built on your real posts. Learns from every edit you make. No generic AI voice, no slop, no drift.
Drafts you ship without changing a word.
The edit ratio is your north star. 1.0 means published exactly as drafted. The more you post, the closer it climbs.
Draft, refine, swap the hook, and watch an honest score, before you ever hit post.
We almost shipped the wrong thing last week.
It demoed beautifully and died in the first real account. Here is the one metric I wish we had watched from day one.
Every draft clears a five-gate bar before it reaches you.
Three independent judges, scored 84 / 81 / 86. We take the median, never the friendliest read. Under 78 goes back to rewrite.
A balanced weekly mix, planned for you. Mostly insight and building in public, with product moments kept rare so the feed never reads like a brochure.
Nine shapes, five pillars, never the same twice. The planner rotates them week to week so your feed stays varied without you tracking it.
It reads your space every morning so you react while it still matters, in your own words.
Anthropic shipping tool-use into the API is the real story: agents stop being demos and start being infrastructure you have to support.
Showing up in the comments is how you stay seen between posts. The co-pilot handles that half for you.
Spent the week ripping out our feature-flag service. Turns out the cleanup was the feature.
Branded image cards, swipeable carousels, and real-scene AI images, generated straight from your post.
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The boring fix that cut our onboarding in half.
A real scene, made for the post.
Rendered from your words.
Your point of view, in your voice, in seconds.
Saw a competitor make refunds one click: no exit survey, no “sorry to see you go” guilt screen. We’d kept our four-question form because someone (me) swore the data mattered. We never read a single answer. Gone by lunch.
Autopilot preps, scores, and slots your week overnight. You wake up to a ready queue and just triage it. Nothing posts without your click.
Because a blank prompt makes everyone sound the same. This starts from you, and never stops.
It measures what lands and shifts your mix toward your winners.
Build-in-public posts pull 1.8x your median reach. The engine noticed before you did.
It builds a voice profile from your real posts and learns from every edit you make. We track an edit-ratio (how much of each draft you publish untouched); the goal is that you change less over time, not more.
The engagement copilot searches your space, ranks posts by how fresh and fast-moving they are (it favors the prime window under 90 minutes), and drafts a sharp reply in your voice for each. You approve every send, capped at 15 a day.
Only if you let it, and only after you approve. Autopilot preps, scores, and slots your week overnight, but every post and every comment is your click. You can even approve from your phone via a magic link.
The model is told in detail never to write the robot voice. Deterministic code strips banned constructions and em dashes to zero. A median-of-three judge panel scores every draft against a 78 bar before you see it, and a 12-eval suite guards quality on every change.
No. Connect for the full flow (engagement, autopilot, scheduling), or just paste a few past posts to start. The writing, scoring, and voice learning all work either way.
Free to try by pasting a few posts. Paid plans unlock the full connect, the engagement copilot, autopilot, and scheduling.
Build your voice profile and see your first in-voice draft in two minutes.
Underrated. Deleting code you wrote a year ago is the most satisfying PR of the quarter.
The nobody-remembers-why flag graveyard is real. We capped flag TTL at 30 days and cut our live flags from 140 to 22 in a quarter.