Moosen - Marketing that starts with your website

Hey Product Hunt, Dennis here, founder of Moosen 👋 I kept watching people who are great at what they do go quiet online. The coffee roaster, the florist, the bakery down the street. They had plenty to share. They did not have another hour for marketing, and what little they did was scattered across a scheduler here, an ads manager there, and a pile of unread DMs. Schedulers start with an empty composer. Generic AI writers start with a prompt. Both still ask the owner to make the content. I wanted Moosen to start with the business that already exists. Enter your website and Moosen reads what you sell, who buys it, how you talk, and the photos that show your work. It builds an editable brand voice profile, then uses it to run the marketing you actually have to do, in one place: - Social posts across 13 platforms, in your voice. - Paid ads across seven ad networks (Founder plan). - Customer messages and community posts from one inbox. - Your Google Business profile, kept current. The daily ritual is simple. Moosen drafts each post and picks the time, and your job is to decide. Swipe right to approve, swipe left to skip, edit the draft, or tell Moosen what missed the mark. Those choices help shape what comes next. Keep every post in a review queue, or turn on autopilot. One caption goes to the channels you choose. Moosen handles image sizing and platform character limits, then publishes on schedule. The 13 platforms available today are Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, Reddit, Pinterest, Bluesky, Telegram, Discord, and Google Business. Snapchat is coming soon. I built Moosen for owner-operators who need a steady marketing presence but do not want marketing to become their second job. Your first posts are free to review with no card required. Publishing requires a subscription. Solo is $49 monthly or $29 per month billed yearly. If you try it, I would love blunt answers to three questions: 1. Did the first posts sound like your business? 2. What would you change before letting one publish? 3. Where would you want approval, and where would you trust autopilot? I’ll be here throughout the day and will answer every question. Thanks for taking a look! Dennis