About the team
Built by founders who have failed over 500 times.
Not “failed at brunch ordering.” Real product deaths. Quiet pivots. Launch days that felt like group chats where nobody typed back.
We are a small crew of founders. Between us we have shipped, re-shipped, and respectfully buried enough products that “500 failures” is not a motivational poster. It is a spreadsheet we stopped opening because it started to feel personal.
You know the ritual. Launch day. You refresh the analytics tab like it owes you money. Two visitors, and one of them is you on your phone. So you rewrite the headline for the twelfth time, because obviously the headline is the problem.
Meanwhile, somewhere on the internet, a stranger was typing “does anyone know a tool that…” and describing your product better than your landing page did. Nobody answered. Three weeks later a competitor did, and got the customer, the testimonial and, we assume, a nicer weekend.
We tried the obvious fix once: automation that replied to everything. It sounded like a spam cannon with a marketing degree. Platforms hate that, and rightly so. The reply that works is written by a person who actually read the thread.
So we built the tool we wished we had, for us first. It reads your product, finds the public threads where buyers are already asking, drafts the reply the way you would say it, and then does the hardest thing software can do: nothing. You post it. Afterwards it keeps score, so next week you spend your one free hour where customers actually came from, not where the loudest thread was.
If you are reading this with a product that deserves buyers and a calendar that does not deserve another empty funnel review, this is for you. Not because we are uniquely wise. Because we are uniquely tired of finding the thread three weeks late.
Fail loudly. Ship the next one. Meet the people who are already asking.
Questions? Use the Support button, or WhatsApp me directly at +234 806 578 6535 (messages and calls only, it opens a chat). A human reads it, occasionally while eating. We have failed at ignoring customers too.