u/Intelligent_Wall_483

I just launched the waitlist for PushPen (https://pushpen.dev) —an AI tool that connects to GitHub and automatically writes your READMEs and changelogs on every push.

I’ve got the technical side locked down, but I need a Go-To-Market partner to help blow this up.

🧵 Here is what we are building:

Empty changelogs and outdated docs are startup killers. But developers hate writing them. I built PushPen so you never have to write manual documentation again. Push code -> AI writes docs -> PR opens automatically.

I'm a tech and cybersecurity guy, currently deep into my InfoSec studies. I spend my time optimizing Linux setups, testing hardware, and building developer tools. I can build the engine, but I need someone to help sell the car.

About You

• You live and breathe growth, marketing, and sales.
• You understand the developer tool ecosystem.
• You are ready to hustle for our first 1,000 paying users.

If you are passionate about developer productivity and want to join a raw, early-stage SaaS, my DMs are open. Tag a growth marketer or startup hustler who needs to see this! 👇

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https://pushpen.dev Connect your GitHub repo and get updated docs on every push.

Hey r/SideProject,

I just launched the waitlist for Pushpen — a tool I built to solve a problem every dev team has but nobody talks about: documentation is always out of date.

Here’s how it works:

1. You connect your GitHub repo (one click)

2. You push code like normal

3. Pushpen reads the diff

4. AI generates updated docs

5. A PR is opened for your review

It generates four things automatically:

→ README (always reflects current code)

→ Changelog (human-readable, not git hashes)

→ API docs (from your actual routes and types)

→ Onboarding guide (explains how the codebase works)

You review the PR, merge it, done. Your docs stay current forever.

I’m opening early access now. First 100 people on the waitlist get Pro free for 3 months.

Would love honest feedback — is this something you’d actually use? What would make it a must-have for your team?

🔗 pushpen.dev