Caleb Rhodes

A familiar solo-founder routine: build all day, answer users in the evening, then remember at 11:48pm that you haven t posted anything in a week.

I built Groniz to take that job off my plate. It writes posts, times them, replies to comments, works DMs, watches trends, and learns from what performs. The goal isn t more AI-generated noise. It s keeping the account active while the founder is actually building.

You can try it free here: https://groniz.com

I d genuinely like blunt feedback, especially on where automation should stop. What would you trust an agent to handle, and what would you always want to approve yourself?

Hey everyone, I m Caleb. I m an indie developer, and lately I ve been spending most of my time on the awkward part of building: getting people to notice the thing after it ships.

I like making products. I m much less excited about stopping halfway through a good coding session because I should probably post something. That frustration turned into Groniz: https://groniz.com

The idea is pretty simple. Let an autonomous agent handle the repeatable X work, while the founder keeps control of the voice and focuses on the product.

Would love to meet other solo builders here. What are you working on, and what part of doing everything yourself gets old the fastest?

Solo founders usually know they should post consistently, reply to comments, work DMs, and track what performs but doing all of it steals time from building.

I built Groniz around a simple idea: an AI agent should execute the whole loop, not just suggest copy. It writes, schedules, engages, watches trends, and learns from performance while you focus on the product.

If you could delegate only one part of X growth to an autonomous agent today, what would it be and what would you never want AI to touch?

I m especially curious about trust, tone, and approval boundaries. Your answers will help shape what we build next.