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I’m building AgenticGTM to help startup founders, indie hackers, and technical builders get customers faster without needing a full marketing team.
What it can do:
- AI-powered startup analysis from your website
- Generate Reddit posts, Twitter threads & launch content
- Auto-submit products to SaaS directories
- Collect & showcase customer testimonials
- Social listening for warm leads on Reddit/HackerNews
- Generate technical SEO blogs automatically
- Track ROI from launches and traffic sources
- AI-powered growth automation running 24/7
Building this for founders who can build products… but struggle with growth, marketing, and getting their first paying customers.
I’m building an AI agent that handles startup marketing automatically.
The idea came from seeing technical founders spend months building products… then getting stuck on distribution, content, SEO, launch strategy, outreach, and lead generation.
Most founders want to build. Very few want to become marketers.
So I started building a system that acts like an autonomous GTM/growth team.
What it currently does:
Analyzes a startup website automatically
Generates launch content for Reddit/X/Product Hunt
Creates SEO blogs/tutorials
Submits startups to directories
Collects customer testimonials
Creates embeddable social proof widgets
Finds relevant conversations on Reddit/Hacker News where people are looking for alternatives/recommendations
The long-term vision is:
> Give founders a “CMO in a box” powered by AI agents.
Tech stack:
FastAPI
Playwright
Gemini
React frontend soon
I’m trying to make the outputs feel human and useful instead of generic AI spam.
Would love honest feedback from founders/devs:
What feature sounds most useful?
What would you never trust AI to handle?
Would you pay for something like this? If yes, how much?
Still early, but building fast.
I’m building an AI agent that handles startup marketing automatically.
The idea came from seeing technical founders spend months building products… then getting stuck on distribution, content, SEO, launch strategy, outreach, and lead generation.
Most founders want to build. Very few want to become marketers.
So I started building a system that acts like an autonomous GTM/growth team.
What it currently does:
Analyzes a startup website automatically
Generates launch content for Reddit/X/Product Hunt
Creates SEO blogs/tutorials
Submits startups to directories
Collects customer testimonials
Creates embeddable social proof widgets
Finds relevant conversations on Reddit/Hacker News where people are looking for alternatives/recommendations
The long-term vision is:
> Give founders a “CMO in a box” powered by AI agents.
Tech stack:
FastAPI
Playwright
Gemini
React frontend soon
I’m trying to make the outputs feel human and useful instead of generic AI spam.
Would love honest feedback from founders/devs:
What feature sounds most useful?
What would you never trust AI to handle?
Would you pay for something like this? If yes, how much?
Still early, but building fast.
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Most founders spend months building products… then get stuck doing repetitive GTM work manually.
So I’m building AI agents that can:
Submit products to startup directories automatically
Monitor Reddit/X/HackerNews for customer intent
Generate technical “developer-style” content
Create SEO backlink flywheels
Help founders market consistently without hiring a team
The interesting part is the agents navigate websites dynamically instead of relying only on APIs.
Think autonomous browser-based GTM workflows.
Building products is easier than ever now.
Getting users is not.
Most solo founders can ship an MVP in days using AI tools, but distribution is still painful.
I keep seeing people build genuinely useful products and get stuck because:
- they don’t know how to market
- don’t know where their audience hangs out
- struggle to stay consistent online
- spend months building and never launching
So I’m working on an AI tool focused specifically on helping technical founders with distribution.
You connect your:
- GitHub repo
- landing page
- or Figma file
The AI then:
- understands what your product does
- suggests where to launch/post
- auto-submits to launch directories
- generates developer-style content for Twitter/LinkedIn
- monitors Reddit/HN for relevant discussions
- drafts replies/comments for visibility
- builds a 30-day GTM plan
The vision isn’t to create AI spam.
It’s to help builders consistently market their products without spending all day doing growth work.
Currently validating the idea and building the MVP.
Curious:
- Would this actually solve a real problem for you?
- What feature would be most valuable?
- What would make you trust or not trust a tool like this?
Most developers can build products now.
Very few can distribute them.
I’ve seen so many indie hackers ship solid AI tools and get 0 users because:
- they hate marketing
- don’t know where to post
- never launch properly
- stop after tweeting twice
So I’m building LaunchFast AI (name might change).
You connect:
- GitHub repo
- landing page
- or Figma link
The AI analyzes your product and automatically:
- submits it to AI directories & launch platforms
- generates technical Twitter/LinkedIn posts that sound human
- monitors Reddit/HN for relevant conversations
- drafts comments/posts to help get early users
- creates a 30-day launch/distribution plan
The goal is simple:
“Help solo founders get their first 100 users without becoming full-time marketers.”
Still early MVP stage.
Would love feedback:
- Would you use this?
- What feature would make this genuinely useful?
- What would stop you from paying for it?
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I’m building an AI tool that launches and markets your SaaS automatically
Very few can distribute them.
I’ve seen so many indie hackers ship solid AI tools and get 0 users because:
- they hate marketing
- don’t know where to post
- never launch properly
- stop after tweeting twice
So I’m building LaunchFast AI (name might change).
You connect:
- GitHub repo
- landing page
- or Figma link
The AI analyzes your product and automatically:
- submits it to AI directories & launch platforms
- generates technical Twitter/LinkedIn posts that sound human
- monitors Reddit/HN for relevant conversations
- drafts comments/posts to help get early users
- creates a 30-day launch/distribution plan
The goal is simple:
“Help solo founders get their first 100 users without becoming full-time marketers.”
Still early MVP stage.
Most developers can build products now.
Very few can distribute them.
I’ve seen so many indie hackers ship solid AI tools and get 0 users because:
- they hate marketing
- don’t know where to post
- never launch properly
- stop after tweeting twice
So I’m building LaunchFast AI (name might change).
You connect:
- GitHub repo
- landing page
- or Figma link
The AI analyzes your product and automatically:
- submits it to AI directories & launch platforms
- generates technical Twitter/LinkedIn posts that sound human
- monitors Reddit/HN for relevant conversations
- drafts comments/posts to help get early users
- creates a 30-day launch/distribution plan
The goal is simple:
“Help solo founders get their first 100 users without becoming full-time marketers.”
Still early MVP stage.
Would love feedback:
- Would you use this?
- What feature would make this genuinely useful?
- What would stop you from paying for it?
It scans AI-generated code for security holes exposed API keys, missing auth, SQL injection the stuff Cursor and Bolt quietly introduce and never mention.
Built it because I kept shipping vulnerable apps and only finding out the embarrassing way. Figured I wasn't the only one.
It's free to try. No signup needed. Just drop your repo and get a report in 30 seconds.
Would love feedback from anyone who's shipped something with AI and wondered if it was actually safe.
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It scans AI-generated code for security holes exposed API keys, missing auth, SQL injection the stuff Cursor and Bolt quietly introduce and never mention.
Built it because I kept shipping vulnerable apps and only finding out the embarrassing way. Figured I wasn't the only one.
It's free to try. No signup needed. Just drop your repo and get a report in 30 seconds.
Would love feedback from anyone who's shipped something with AI and wondered if it was actually safe.
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