Hey everyone, I'm Long, CEO of Spira AI. Nice to meet everyone here!!
Quick background: I was a founding member and Head of Product at Creatify AI, and founding member of TikTok Creative, CapCut, and Meta Video Ads. I've spent basically my whole career around social media content and how it travels, which is probably why this particular problem has bugged me for years.
Recently the thing that got me: I kept watching friends launch great products, get a nice spike, and then go completely quiet weeks later. Not because the product got worse, they just put their heads back down to build and stopped sharing, and the momentum died in that silence.
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Hi Product Hunt Makers 👋 Back here again, I'm Long, CEO of Spira AI.
We spent the last month studying 40+ launches that hit top 10, and one pattern stood out: almost all of them flatlined within two weeks. The products were great, but the teams went quiet after launch and put their heads back down to build. So I built the thing I wish they'd had.
Spira AI is for Product Hunt makers who'd rather ship features than post content. We're running our own channels on it this week, and we've onboarded a few other AI startups to grow in front of the audience they were built for.
Here's how it works:
Drop your Product Hunt or website link. Spira AI reads it and builds your Brand DNA: your voice, design system, audience, USPs, and generate your content strategy.
You get a suite of agents tuned to that brand, posts already queued for your approval. One runs your brand account, one clones your founder voice, and a team of AI influencers amplifies the launch.
From there they run on their own. Spira AI pulls live trends, reads your performance data, and adjusts as it goes. 🚀
I built this after watching too many founder friends burn time and money figuring out what to post. (And honestly, so my GTM intern can stop doing it manually and go work on something better 😄)
One thing we're testing: when Spira AI reads your link and builds your Brand DNA, how close does it need to feel to you before you'd trust it to post on its own? Tell me where it nails your voice and where it misses! Try it for free today.
@llma Congratulations on the launch Long!
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@kutlwano_melamu thank you!
@llma nice one! looking forward to try it!
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@respira thank you Mihai
@llma I love it!!! Help US!!! We don't want to die from lack of marketing. I upvote you... you help!!!
@llma congrats on the launch 🚀
the observation about launches losing momentum after two weeks really stood out. shipping is only half the battle. staying visible is usually the harder part.
one thing I’m curious about: when Spira AI builds a brand's DNA from a website or Product Hunt page, what has been the biggest challenge in capturing a founder's authentic voice instead of producing something that feels a bit too generic?
also really like the idea of treating content as an ongoing system instead of a one time launch activity
excited to see how this evolves 🔥
@llma Congrats on the launch! 🎉 The two-minute persona setup from just a URL is slick. Curious how you keep it on-brand as it learns, without drifting into generic AI posts? Rooting for you 🚀
Foyer
The "growth agents" framing covers a lot of ground, so I'm curious what these agents actually do when they hit the hard parts of social growth: figuring out which content to double down on versus which formats are dying on a specific account, or knowing when to engage with a thread versus when jumping in looks spammy. Most tools in this space are good at scheduling and surface-level analytics but hand the strategic judgment back to you. Does Spira make actual recommendations on those calls, or is the "agent" layer mostly automation on top of posting and engagement tasks you've already defined?
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@fberrez1 Both, honestly. The agents make the real strategic calls, what to double down on and which formats to kill per account, not just run tasks you defined. But they don't decide everything blind: when something is high stakes or it's unsure, it checks in with its manager instead of acting. Think AI coding in auto mode, it still stops at the important parts to confirm. The "jump into this thread or not" kind of judgment is exactly what it brings back to you. You set how much autonomy it gets, happy to walk you through it.
We want to enable you to communicate and collaborate with our agents as you would with real people: like you need to trust the most talented people on your team and empower them to exercise their own judgment. At the same time, your employees should be able to involve you at critical moments to make decisions or help them perform even better.
That line about freeing up your GTM intern hit home, that's exactly the work that quietly eats a small team's week. For me to trust the auto-posting, the Brand DNA would need to nail not just voice but judgment: knowing which trends are on-brand to jump on and which would feel try-hard. Getting the voice right is table stakes now. Getting the taste right is the hard part.
Curious how much of that "taste" the agents pick up from performance data over time vs. what you set up front (Have tried this a bit here and there and ended up with random output).
Congrats! @justin2025 @llma @djdmkim94 @zun_wang2
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@justin2025 @llma @zun_wang2 @sharun_kanan
Hi @sharun_kanan , exactly -- I'm here as the intern, and Spira has saved me a lot of time so I can work on other projects with Long!
With any brand/content creation, our agents pick up the taste as a static information when you first submit a link. Based on how polished/prepped your assets are, it'll help Spira understand your brand profile better. At first, Spira will get that static picture but as you interact with Spira in editing posts/approving/deleting, it makes Spira's agents smarter and pick up what's your brand taste and voice. At first it took a few tries on my end to reflect our brand's voice and tone, but now we're at a place where we can safely say it reflects what we want to share. However, we'd be curious to see how your outputs our turning out :) Join our Discord and share some cool work you've been doing!
the trend detection piece is what makes or breaks this. creating content is the easy part now, knowing what to create and when is still the hard problem. most social media tools automate the posting but the content strategy is still entirely manual. if the agent can genuinely catch trends before they peak and not just react after they've already saturated, that's a real differentiator. curious how it handles brand safety though. fully autonomous posting with no human review feels risky for any brand that can't afford a bad post going live at 2am.
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@shubham4real Hi, and thanks for mentioning the human review piece.
We want to make sure that human review is part of any autonomous posting/automation. As much as the creative and creation process can be automated (creating a bunch of copies, and creating the best version yet) -- we still believe and apply human review as the final north star towards getting these social media posts online! The automation is everything before the approval, so we want to make sure that there is a human in the seat to review and approve everything towards the end.
the insight is real - most teams go dark the moment their launch goes live because they're glued to the leaderboard. the "posts queued for approval" flow is the right guardrail. my one hesitation: the AI influencer amplification layer. the PH and tech community has gotten very fast at detecting coordinated AI account activity on launch day, and when that's spotted publicly the backlash tends to erase the organic gains. curious how you handle the transparency question - do the amplifier accounts disclose they're AI?
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Triforce Todos
Congrats on the launch!
When it, learns in real-time based on how people interact, does that mean it'll actually shift the influencer's personality over time, or just tweak posting times/formats while keeping the voice consistent?
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@abod_rehman Yes, our agents can learn and evolve on their own. Each agents has own memories and personalities, actively track trends, and are capable of self-iteration and developing their own skills.
In the future, if you are unsatisfied with a specific AI influencer, you can simply create a one to replace it :)
I would genuinely use the cofounder clone just to keep my LinkedIn from going dead while I build. Does it learn from my old posts or do I have to feed it examples?
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@priscilla_o Yes, when creating your cofounder clone agent, we ask for the social media links to generate the agent's style(tone of voice in written format) based on historical data. If you aren't satisfied with the result, you can always make adjustments on the agent's configuration page