AI social media manager for LinkedIn. Writes high quality content, you approve it in a kanban board, it schedules so you post regularly, close to daily.
I previously built @TimeTuna - gorgeous scheduling pages (#1 on producthunt in Dec 18 2025). I love the idea of weekly updates on linkedin about the product I work on. I used to write them manually: what I built, and what I learnt. I took me around 1 hour to write such post. It felt long, and I did not want to use AI for improving it, as I hate AI slop.
But I knew that AI is great at summarising information. So I asked it to summarise what I did last week by reading my pull reqeusts from Github, and meetings in my google calendar. I asked it to summarise interesting findings from the behavior of users on PostHog, Stripe, and some logs and bugs from Vercel and Stripe. In addiion I asked it to do a deep research on what happened in the fields of scheduling meetings, and meeting software (think Calendly, and Cal.com), and write down some insights from the market research. I used Claude Code to combine everything in one place.
I was very pleased with the content, but not the tone of voice. I wanted it to speak as a researcher rather than a self-promotion sloppy machine. After 10 iterations it became soemthing I am happy with. Then I added some filters on what to never expose (e.g. my personal data, personal data of people I met with, my customers etc, not to expose absolute numbers but speak about trends, and percentage changes). Then I connected Canva and Flora AI to generate an awesome visual as well.
Few people say those posts are great and they appreciate that I write them. I don't write them. Every thursday evening a routine on Claude Code runs a system of skills connected to 8 different MCPs does the job and schedules a post via Buffer. I have time till Friday morning to check it out, and correct if I want.
I realised that I would love to help other people create such relevant interesting posts, not based on slop, but based on data (either your own integrations, or based on deep research). I don't mind AI content - if it is high quality (e.g. think - about top 10 startup incubators in the UK - I would probably read it and trust it more if it is written by a human).
Anyway. that is a story behind @GoodSocials . I would love your feedback.
TimeTuna
Hi ProductHunt 🙂
I previously built @TimeTuna - gorgeous scheduling pages (#1 on producthunt in Dec 18 2025). I love the idea of weekly updates on linkedin about the product I work on. I used to write them manually: what I built, and what I learnt. I took me around 1 hour to write such post. It felt long, and I did not want to use AI for improving it, as I hate AI slop.
But I knew that AI is great at summarising information. So I asked it to summarise what I did last week by reading my pull reqeusts from Github, and meetings in my google calendar. I asked it to summarise interesting findings from the behavior of users on PostHog, Stripe, and some logs and bugs from Vercel and Stripe. In addiion I asked it to do a deep research on what happened in the fields of scheduling meetings, and meeting software (think Calendly, and Cal.com), and write down some insights from the market research. I used Claude Code to combine everything in one place.
I was very pleased with the content, but not the tone of voice. I wanted it to speak as a researcher rather than a self-promotion sloppy machine. After 10 iterations it became soemthing I am happy with. Then I added some filters on what to never expose (e.g. my personal data, personal data of people I met with, my customers etc, not to expose absolute numbers but speak about trends, and percentage changes). Then I connected Canva and Flora AI to generate an awesome visual as well.
Few people say those posts are great and they appreciate that I write them. I don't write them. Every thursday evening a routine on Claude Code runs a system of skills connected to 8 different MCPs does the job and schedules a post via Buffer. I have time till Friday morning to check it out, and correct if I want.
I realised that I would love to help other people create such relevant interesting posts, not based on slop, but based on data (either your own integrations, or based on deep research). I don't mind AI content - if it is high quality (e.g. think - about top 10 startup incubators in the UK - I would probably read it and trust it more if it is written by a human).
Anyway. that is a story behind @GoodSocials . I would love your feedback.
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@pavelk2 Congrats on the launch !
Does it only work with LinkedIn? Are you planning to expand and support more social media platforms?
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Happy to see a new platform for LinkedIn. :)
What made you to choose this one? :)