Hey Product Hunt, Hudson and I build DebateTV, I also run Wizzmo, and the part nobody warned us about was distribution. Every single day somebody has to post to TikTok, Reels and Shorts across a stack of accounts. For most of this summer that somebody was us, and honestly it was eating the hours we should've spent on the product. So we built Foundry for ourselves. It drives the real Instagram, TikTok and YouTube apps on iPhones we own, plugged into a Mac, and our AI agent runs it through a CLI. I tell Claude what to post. It checks the phones, posts, warms the accounts and checks each post afterwards. If it hits a screen it doesn't recognize, it stops instead of tapping blind. We've been running it on our own rack since August: 9 iPhones, 48 accounts across Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. Pricing is per iPhone and we don't count accounts: $40 a month for one phone, $80 for up to 8, $150 for up to 30, with a 7-day free trial. The first 50 people get half off for as long as they stay (code FOUNDING50). A few honest things. It's early. You need a Mac and iPhones you own, and first-time phone setup still has a couple of Apple trust prompts that no software can skip. It doesn't write your content and it doesn't promise views. Our own views are still modest, and that's a content problem, not a posting problem. If you run content across more than a couple of accounts, I'd genuinely love your feedback: what breaks for you today, and what would you need to see before you'd trust an agent with it? Thanks, Reagan

Foundry - Your agent posts TikToks, Reels + Shorts from real iPhones

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