brag.fast
You ship features and they deserve to be seen
156 followers
You ship features and they deserve to be seen
156 followers
Developers ship features but never announce them and brag.fast fixes that. Four ways: Kitchen UI (no code), REST API, via AI (MCP), or Github app. 30 free credits (no card required).
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Rob, the maker of brag.fast.
The problem: I kept shipping features but I never showed them (well maybe just a text post now and then). Not because I didn't want to, I just didn't have time (aka I liked to build more).
What I built:
Kitchen UI
Fill in your feature details in the dashboard, click Cook, get images and video in seconds. No code required.
REST API
POST your release notes to `/api/v1/cook`, get landscape + square + portrait images back. Add `"video": true` for MP4. Simple as that.
AI (MCP)
Install the MCP server, say "make me release images for v2.1" or "/bragfast" and it just works. If you're already building in AI, this is the easiest way to get your visuals.
GitHub App
Publish a release, and AI reads your changelog to generate images or videos. Review in your dashboard or auto-approve.
Who it's for:
Indie Hackers, Solopreneurs, Vibe Coders, basically anyone who ships apps but never gets around to making social content for them. Your hard work deserves to be shown (in a cool way).
Pricing:
10 free credits, no card needed. Paid plans from $29/mo.
I'd love to hear:
Do you skip social posts on features? What would make this fit your workflow? Drop a comment!
@rob_vb Hi. After I ship a feature, how quick does it actually show up so people notice it?
Great question @julia_zakharova2
You can manually create one via the UI, you can use your AI (via MCP), the API or install our Github app. The images appear in seconds and you can post them yourself. Would you like to see a feature to auto-post?
@curiouskitty The templates handle long texts by auto-sizing fonts. If the text doesn't fit the container, it'll reduce the font size automatically, so the user doesn't have to think about that.
Most importantly, the user can create custom templates so it everything looks exactly like they want it to. I've spent alot of time getting things right for the user without them needing master's degree in design.
I'm guilty of shipping features and never telling anyone about them. The GitHub app catching it at merge is smart because that's the exact moment I've already moved on mentally. Does it work with private repos?
Great question @kailesk_khumar !
It does work with private repos. You install our Github app and that’s it!
Do you release alot on Github?
Oh, this is an interesting way to handle release notes and blog posts. Pretty cool idea. Does it just compile everything for you to release manually or is there some sort of way to direct the output to say the backend of a website?
That cook is a star, love the visual side of it -- looks really polished.
Thank you @vallar !
Good question. In your admin area there's a tab History.
You can download a .zip of your files. If you want to output anywhere else, you can use the webhook so it can post the images and videos to your website for example.
@rob_vb That is brilliant, pretty straight forward, thank you very much!
Hey @rob_vb ! Congrats on launch.
The GitHub App angle is clever – reading the changelog to generate visuals removes the last excuse for skipping the post. One question: how does the AI decide what to highlight when the changelog has 10+ items? Does it pick the most impactful-sounding ones, or does it use everything?
Thanks @ikalimullin ! Congrats on your launch aswell!
Great question. It doesn't try to use everything, and it checks available objects of the templates. It picks the most impactful items and rewrites them as short, marketing-friendly copy (think "catchy headline + a few bullet points" not "raw commit log"). You can also control how many slides it generates, so if there's a lot of good stuff it'll spread the highlights across multiple slides instead of cramming it all into one. That said, it's still early and I'm actively tuning the prompts, so if anyone tries it and the AI makes a weird choice, I genuinely want to hear about it!
Very neat! It wasn't clear to me from the video + slides that you're also doing AI summaries, so the pricing came as a surprise. Also 40k credits feels like a lot of releases in a month, but I'm excited for your ambition!
@hex_miller_bakewell Thanks for your feedback! What was the surprise, did you think the pricing wasn't right?
Yeah, 40k is meant for organizations, although I must say I can ship alot as a single person with AI these days 😁
@rob_vb I was initially surprised it was an API rather than an in-browser tool, so I think you may want to lean on the advanced features more in the pitch (although I may not be your target audience). The credits are explained later, but there's always something worrying about being sold things in opaque units, especially if the tool initially appears simple
Thanks@hex_miller_bakewell
The API is the foundation, and I've built the tools around it so people can generate images and videos from the brag.fast website, or connect the MCP to generate from their AI. Developers can use the API for full control.
Good point tho, I'm going to have a look on how to explain things more simple on the website. I want to make it as easy as possible for people to show what they've built in a cool way.
The GitHub app angle is the one I'd actually use. Triggering visuals from a release means it happens automatically instead of being another thing to remember after shipping.
Also launching today with Grass, so I know exactly how much mental overhead launch day already has. Good luck @rob_vb
@sunnyjoshi good to hear, definitely a time-saver!
Good luck with Grass! I’ll check it out immediately.