Potopilot is an AI social media autopilot for solo founders, vibe coders and indie hackers. Stop writing posts manually. Potopilot generates content in your voice, sends it for approval, and publishes automatically. Key features: - GitHub commits → auto-generate posts - Email approval flow - Founder story context - Auto-schedule (hourly/daily) - Bluesky, Dev.to, LinkedIn
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm the solo developer behind Potopilot.
I built this because I kept shipping features but never posting about them. Sound familiar?
The moment it clicked for me: I pushed a bug fix commit, and 30 seconds later Potopilot sent me an approval email with a generated post. I clicked approve — published to 3 platforms automatically. The product marketed itself.
Happy to answer any questions about the build, the stack, or how the AI generation works. Would love your feedback!
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How well does the voice matching actually hold up once it starts pulling from commit messages, since those tend to be pretty dry compared to a founder's normal tone?
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@nurettinaybcmd The founder story does the heavy lifting there — commit messages are just the trigger, not the voice. Give it a try and see how it feels for your style!
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How well does it actually match your voice after just feeding it a founder story, or do you need to train it on past posts first to avoid sounding like generic AI slop?
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@mzeyyendc5o Surprisingly well from just the founder story! It's not perfect from day one but it gets better as it builds post history. Try it and let me know what you think 🙏
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One thing I'd love to see is a quick "reject and rewrite" option in the email approval step, maybe with a short reason or tweak note that feeds back into your voice model. Right now it's all or nothing, and I'd hate to lose a post I mostly liked just because one line felt off.
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@nisanurbal4rn4 Love this idea — "reject and rewrite with notes" is going straight to the roadmap. Right now you can edit inline before approving, but feeding the reason back for regeneration is the next step. Thanks for the thoughtful feedback! 🙏
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The GitHub commit to post flow is genuinely clever, made a couple of updates and had a draft waiting for me in under a minute. Approval by email keeps it from running wild while I'm heads down coding.
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@utku1074360 Exactly the experience I was going for! Glad it worked well for you 🙌
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How does the voice training actually work in practice, like does it scrape my old posts or do I have to feed it examples manually, and how well does it pick up on nuance versus just sounding generic?
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Curious how the "founder story context" actually learns my voice over time, is it pulling from past posts I approve or do I have to feed it examples upfront?
How well does the voice matching actually hold up once it starts pulling from commit messages, since those tend to be pretty dry compared to a founder's normal tone?
@nurettinaybcmd The founder story does the heavy lifting there — commit messages are just the trigger, not the voice. Give it a try and see how it feels for your style!
How well does it actually match your voice after just feeding it a founder story, or do you need to train it on past posts first to avoid sounding like generic AI slop?
@mzeyyendc5o Surprisingly well from just the founder story! It's not perfect from day one but it gets better as it builds post history. Try it and let me know what you think 🙏
One thing I'd love to see is a quick "reject and rewrite" option in the email approval step, maybe with a short reason or tweak note that feeds back into your voice model. Right now it's all or nothing, and I'd hate to lose a post I mostly liked just because one line felt off.
@nisanurbal4rn4 Love this idea — "reject and rewrite with notes" is going straight to the roadmap. Right now you can edit inline before approving, but feeding the reason back for regeneration is the next step. Thanks for the thoughtful feedback! 🙏
The GitHub commit to post flow is genuinely clever, made a couple of updates and had a draft waiting for me in under a minute. Approval by email keeps it from running wild while I'm heads down coding.
@utku1074360 Exactly the experience I was going for! Glad it worked well for you 🙌
How does the voice training actually work in practice, like does it scrape my old posts or do I have to feed it examples manually, and how well does it pick up on nuance versus just sounding generic?
Curious how the "founder story context" actually learns my voice over time, is it pulling from past posts I approve or do I have to feed it examples upfront?