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Shipped an update today. Generated posts now stay grounded in your actual material and balance weekly topics while cutting down repetition. 🛠️

Shipped autopilot consent: one switch per generator, channel On/Off. Multi-workspace docs follow up. 🚀 How do you handle feature flags across multiple workspaces without breaking the main flow?

Our signup used to ask for a card before showing you anything. Now step one is your website. We read your homepage and write 3 posts about your business first. The card comes after. xreplyai.com/?utm_source=x&u…

Just doubled our Stripe free trial from 7 to 14 days (#3055). Turns out 7 days isn't quite enough time to test multi-platform scheduling when life gets busy. More breathing room for new users to actually test the workflow. 💳

Solo devs with a live product: how do you pick the week's work? Fixed shipping cadence, top of the backlog, or whatever last broke? And where does the non-code stuff (support, writing, telling people what you shipped) land: scheduled, squeezed in, or dropped first?

excited to try this!

Just shipped Instagram auto-DM settings. Added clear Meta rule breakdowns plus live tracking for sent-today and recent activity. No more guessing what triggers the algorithm. 📉

Building something from scratch is basically: “This should be easy.” 2 hours later: “Why did I start this?”

Just shipped the public read-only demo account at /demo. 🚀 No signup required to poke around anymore. See how the AI generates replies and schedules posts instantly. Would you try a demo before creating an account, or do you prefer immediate signups?

Nothing makes you more productive on your main project than suddenly getting an idea for a completely different project 🫠

Your first users aren’t just customers. They’re the people helping you figure out what this thing can become. Treat their feedback like gold.

Marketing has been a lot more trial and error than I expected. I’ll spend more time writing a post that gets 3 likes. Then I’ll share a random thought while drinking my morning coffee and it somehow does better. Still figuring out what works.

Building in public gets uncomfortable when you realize people can see you trying. But that's also what makes it interesting. They don't just see the outcome. They see you become better at the thing.

What’s harder than building the product? Getting people to actually care about it. You can spend weeks making something better, then realize distribution is a whole second job. What’s harder for you right now: building or getting users?