AfterLaunch - Paste your product URL, get content you approve by swiping

Hi Product Hunt. I'm Fernando and I built this alone over eight weeks of evenings. Here is the actual origin. I shipped a product in March and then posted about it four times in five months. Not because I was lazy, and not because the product was bad. Because every single morning "do marketing" landed on my list as a task with no first step. I know how to build things. I had no idea what a B2B TikTok is supposed to contain, and every morning I decided to find out tomorrow. So AfterLaunch is the first step. You paste your product URL. It reads your site, works out what you do and who it's for, and builds a brand profile you correct in about a minute. Then it matches that profile against short-form video formats performing right now and writes drafts around your product in whichever format suits it. Then you swipe. Right to approve, left to skip. Approved drafts get scheduled and published, with a caption written for each platform rather than the same one pasted four times. Six formats: Slideshow, Wall of Text, Hook and Demo, Green Screen, Talking Head, UGC Avatar. The four that need no footage of you at all are Slideshow, Wall of Text, Hook and Demo and UGC Avatar. Slideshow and Wall of Text need nothing but your URL, and those are the two I use for my own product. Some things I want to say plainly rather than have you find them. TikTok only permits fully automatic publishing for apps that have passed their Content Posting API audit, and I have not passed it yet. Until I do, AfterLaunch sends the finished post to your TikTok inbox with the caption ready and you tap once. LinkedIn publishes directly today. Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts are implemented and waiting on platform review. It writes the slides, the script and the per-platform captions, but it does not render a finished MP4 yet. That is the next substantial piece of work and it is the thing I expect most of you to ask about. The trend pool is curated and scored by me every week rather than automatically ingested. The scoring is real. The feed is not automated yet. There are no testimonials on the landing page because I have no customers yet, and inventing them seemed like the fastest possible way to lose this audience. Stack, for anyone who cares: one React Native and Expo codebase on web, iOS and Android. Convex is the entire backend, so database, server functions, file storage, crons and auth with no second datastore. RevenueCat for entitlements. Netlify for both sites. 270 tests. $29/mo or $290/year, with 7 days free. Web app is live now and works on mobile browsers; native apps are in progress and included in the same subscription. The question I'd most like answered today: is the swipe the right interaction for approving content that goes out under your own name, or does it make approving too easy? I genuinely don't know and I've been staring at it for months. I'll be here all day. Ask me anything, including the uncomfortable things. Gracias!