Moneta: Your work is the content. Moneta turns it into posts.

Hi, I'm Rahul. I make apps.

Every maker hears it: distribution matters as much as the product, and building in public is the cheapest way to get it. I still posted about almost none of what I shipped. By the evening I couldn't remember what I did at 2 pm, and writing it up felt like a second job.

So I built Moneta, to turn the work itself into the content.

How it works

Moneta sits in your menu bar. Every minute it takes a screenshot, reads the text on it on your Mac, and saves both into a folder you pick. It only saves when your screen changed. That's all the app does.

Then you point the agent you already use at that folder: Claude Code, Codex, or anything that reads files. One file, MONETA.md, teaches it how to read your day, summarize it and draft posts in your voice from 30 templates. I built those from the 2,000 top build-in-public posts I could find on X, 250 million views between them, and gave them 92 variants so your posts don't all open the same way. You can add your own template by pasting a post you like.

Your agent asks before it uses anything beyond your screen: what it already knows about you, posts you've written, or connected tools like your meeting notes and calendar. Each yes or no goes in a file you can read.

Privacy

Your screen and its text never leave your Mac unless your agent sends them. Password managers and messaging apps are never captured. Moneta pauses when your Mac is locked or you step away. It goes online for two things only: a licence check about once a week, and an update check once a day.

Price

$20 once, tax included, on up to 3 of your Macs. No account, no subscription, and no AI bill from us, because your agent does the thinking. If it isn't for you, there's a 14-day refund, no questions asked.

You still choose what to post: Moneta and your agent only draft. I'd love to hear what you'd post about first, and which template you'd add.