We built this because we got tired of losing to people who can't ship code.

The founder shipped a CLI in 2024 that solved a real problem and was, by every objective measure, better than the three commercial tools competing with it. It got 38 GitHub stars in eight months. Three of those stars were friends.

The competing tools — worse code, worse UX, more bugs — were doing real revenue. The difference wasn't the product. The difference was that their founders had figured out how to turn one ship into eight posts, three videos, a TikTok, and a LinkedIn thread. Every release. Every week.

We didn't want to become marketers. We wanted to keep shipping code. So we built the thing that would let us do both.

1. It scores before it ships. Generic AI tools generate; this one generates, critiques every variant against a structured scorecard — voice match, hook strength, platform fit — and only publishes the variants that pass.
2. It sounds like you. Upload 60 seconds of your voice and every voiceover, every reply, every caption inherits your cadence. The system listens to its own output and rejects drafts that read like an AI wrote them.
3. It's wired to the code. Every push is a signal. Every merge is a hook. The engine sees the diff, picks the platform, picks the format, drafts three variants, and A/B/Z tests the hooks against your real audience.

SuperPost is built by a small, distributed team that ships every day — every part of the platform deploys independently and continuously. The whole platform is open about how it works: watch a commit become content in four minutes.

We're in private beta throughout 2026. Reach out if you want to talk to a human.