Priya K

Hey everyone!

MePersona is launching on Product Hunt today

It helps creators manage comments and DMs across platforms, draft replies in their own voice, and build stronger connections with their audience.

Curious to know: What's your biggest challenge when managing social media conversations?

MePersona for agencies. Agencies and managers can now run all of their creators from one workspace. Each client keeps their own persona, their own voice and their own connected platforms. Owners assign clients to managers, see what each manager sent versus what the AI drafted, and get one calendar showing every client's week.

Surge mode. When a post goes viral, MePersona now handles it on its own. Once a post gets 30 comments in an hour or less, it waits a few minutes, ranks the whole wave, and drafts replies for the comments worth answering: questions, people asking for the price or the link, returning fans. Spam, trolls and three-word praise are skipped, and every skipped comment is marked with the reason so the creator can answer anything. Most important, a comment surge can never use up all the messages/tokens a creator has, and it protects their accounts from being flagged for spam.

Fan memory, rebuilt. MePersona reinforced the fan recognition logic across platforms. Public replies draw only on what a fan shared publicly, and the UI got a new panel that shows the creator everything the persona knows about each fan. Additionally, creators can leave notes for the persona to remember about each fan.

More platforms. WordPress (that's right Mepersona can write your blog, schedule it and post it). We added Mastodon this week, and Pinterest right behind them.

Which of these would you use first?

Hey makers,

I ve been thinking about this after seeing how quickly AI is changing the way products are built.

As a data analyst, I m used to looking at how quickly things change, and right now it feels like the speed of building has gone up a lot. A small team can test an idea and launch it much faster than before.

But if everyone can build faster I m wondering where the real advantage comes from.