For people who post too much and grow too slowly

Become a big deal on purpose.

Reply to the big accounts while their post is still warm. Schedule a fortnight in an afternoon. Let the machine write five versions and pick the one that doesn't sound like a brand. Growth on X is a job — this is the staff you can afford.

No card. No onboarding call. No “book a demo” purgatory.

The Day Book Today
18:02
Thread: five things I learned pricing in public Ready
09:41
You are here. Now
09:12

Replied to @sarabuilds nine minutes after she posted.

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08:00
Published while you were asleep. Printed
2 min
How often the
wire is checked
3 takes
Drafted per post,
in your voice
A new paper, printing since 2026 · what it runs on
The official X API Claude, for the writing Telegram, for the alerts No scraping, no burner accounts, no nonsense.
The situation

You are doing four jobs at 11 p.m. and losing.

The reply that mattered was three hours ago
By the time you saw it, 400 people had said the same thing worse — and earlier.
You post in bursts, then vanish for nine days
The algorithm noticed. It has moved on.
You have no idea which post worked, or why
Vibes are not analytics. You've been running on vibes.
The blank composer at midnight
Six drafts. All deleted. One post about being tired.
What we do about it

One desk, five staff, none of them need a salary.

The reply feed watches the accounts you care about
Checked every two minutes, alert on your phone, draft already written. You hit send.
The calendar keeps you posting while you sleep
Queue a fortnight; it publishes to X on the minute, in your timezone.
The Day Book tells you what actually landed
Everything you sent, in order, with the real numbers it earned.
The studio writes five versions
Earnest, bold, playful, analytical. Briefed by you, informed by your niche.

The full masthead

Five features. No add-on pricing, no “contact us for the good one”.

9m
01 · Fast reply

Be early, every time

Watch the accounts your future followers already read. When one posts you get a ping, three drafted takes in your voice, and a one-tap send.

02 · Scheduling

A fortnight in an afternoon

Week grid, month grid, or the Day Book timeline. Connect X once and it files each post for you, on the minute, in your own timezone.

Take 01 · earnest
Take 02 · bold
Take 03 · playful
03 · The studio

Five takes, one of them good

Give it four words and a tone. It gives you earnest, bold, analytical and playful, drafted from what's landing in your niche. You stay the editor.

04 · The Day Book

Every entry, and what it earned

One timeline of everything you put out — replies and posts alike — carrying the real likes, replies and reach each one brought back.

matched “your brand” matched “competitor” @bigaccount posted
05 · Audience intel

Somebody's talking about you

Watch keywords as well as people: your brand, your rival, your problem space. You're in the thread while it's still warm, not the morning after.

A note from the desk

Everything's in every plan. We don't do tiers where the good feature costs extra.

See the plans →

Pick your beat

Same paper, different edition. The setup questions follow the path you choose.

The Creator

One account, all of your face on it

You are the product. You need consistency and fast replies without living inside the app.

Start here →
The Founder

Building in public, badly, until now

Ship notes, metrics posts and launch threads, scheduled around the actual work.

Start here →
The Marketer

Nobody hears the launch you whisper

Catch every mention of the brand and the competitor, and reply before the thread cools.

Start here →
The Quiet Expert

You know things. Nobody knows you

Turn the replies you'd write anyway into a following, one warm thread at a time.

Start here →
Letters to the editor Unpaid, unedited, currently sparse

“The postbag is empty. We opened this week, and we'd rather print nothing than print something we made up.”

The desk
Ask us again in a month

Use it free, and if the reply-first loop moves your numbers, we'd love the letter. Until then, here's what the paper does rather than who says it works.

2 hrs
The early-reply window, tracked on a dial
15 min
Between sweeps for your keywords and brand
8
Original posts per brief, if you want them

Plugs into the rest of your desk

Native X API for posting. Alerts wherever you actually look.

X · official API

Connect once with OAuth. Replies and scheduled posts go out from your own account.

Telegram · alerts

A ping the moment a watched account posts or your keyword shows up, with the post attached.

Claude · the writing

Reply angles and original drafts, written to your voice and your niche — never pooled with anyone else's.

Tomorrow's edition isn't going to write itself.

Start on the free plan, every feature switched on. If the loop doesn't move your numbers, stop — nothing is deleted and nobody will phone you about it.

Paid plans from $9/mo when you want more room.

Questions, asked repeatedly
Is this against X's rules?
No. The official API, official rate limits, and nothing posts that you didn't write or approve.
Do you train AI on my posts?
No. Your posts are sent to Claude to draft yours, and are never pooled into training data or sold.
What if I stop paying?
You drop to the free plan. The queue pauses, your history stays, and nothing is deleted.
Is my account safe?
We never see your X password — you connect over OAuth, and the tokens are encrypted at rest. Disconnect any time from your setup page.