@growthmatchmake · X

Find the Right People

@ankittharol · X

Building Grow on X in your own voice

@davidtostscale · X

@Attwts · X

@CmaGonzalo · X

@KevinNaughtonJr · X

building @ferrymanio to help people post their content everywhere automatically

@KGR_006 · X

@thepaulwakim · X

I've been building the companion creator platform for my podcast app @PodSipsApp . I built the creators platform for 2 reasons: 1. To help podcasters gather all of a show's data in one place. RSS downloads come through an RSS prefix server I built and all your stats from YouTube and Spotify. 2. To give that aggregate data to AI agents, whether that is Codex, Claude Code, Hermes, OpenClaw, or whatever else you use. The agent Skill file and API, and API docs on the platform work together to give your agent access to all your show's data in one place. It can answer questions about how the show is doing, build custom data visualizations, work those visualizations into a sponsorship deck, or do anything else you want done with your data. The API also surfaces anonymized summaries of what listeners are asking PodSips about while they listen to your episodes. You get to see which moments people wanted explained and which topics they wanted more of. Podcasters can sign

@ShipItLokesh · X

u/TheChilledTribe · Reddit

My product bet: image prompt libraries are a workaround for a missing discovery layer There’s a strange workflow around AI images: People see an image they like, search for the prompt or ask the LLM to craft a prompt to reproduce the same style, paste it into another ChatGPT, and hope they can reproduce the result. That feels less like a creative tool and more like moving source code between text boxes. I’m building therightpic around a different product hypothesis: The gallery should

@chenzhangreal · X

@Stick_site · X

Hi! Just launched Stick — link in bio sites that feel more like real websites.