For founders, DevRel, and builders whose X is pipeline, not a hobby

Stay consistent on Xin your voice, even on the days you can't write.

Torbit reads what your niche is talking about on Reddit, Hacker News, and X, then drafts posts in your voice. You approve the good ones; nothing auto-posts. About ten minutes a day.

Where your posts come from

Real threads in,
a post in your voice out.

Torbit reads the places your niche actually talks, drafts in your voice, and waits for your approval. Nothing posts until you say so.

Redditniche threads
YHacker Newswhat builders read
Xtrending in your niche
LLobstersdeep tech talk
Product Huntwhat's launching
GGoogle Newscurrent coverage
RSS / your blogsfeeds you add
Torbitdrafts in your voice
You@yourhandle1/4
the underrated skill in shipping fast: deleting the feature you were most excited to build.
Try it · approve or reject
you approve
posts to Xbest time, in your account

Logos mark the sources Torbit reads. Not affiliated with Reddit, Hacker News, X, Lobsters, Product Hunt, or Google.

A loop you can audit, end to end.

01 / Harvest· scans your niche
Reads what you'd read
Pulls from Reddit, Hacker News, X, and more. Drafts start from something real.
02 / Draft· from your past posts
Writes in your voice
Built from your phrasing and takes, never a generic high-engagement voice.
03 / Approve
You approve, or you don't
Read the queue, ship what's good, kill what isn't.
Your call, every time · ~10 min/day
You@yourhandle1/4
the underrated skill in shipping fast: deleting the feature you were most excited to build.
Try it · approve or reject
04 / Learn· best time, next 24h
Posts on your call, and remembers
Once you approve, Torbit finds the best time to post in the next 24 hours. Every approve and reject also teaches it, so drafts need less from you each week.

Proof, not promises

Drafts you'd actually post.

Current threads in your niche, turned into posts in your voice. One account, three different tones, so you can judge the writing, not just the promise.

From a Hacker News thread on why software feels slow

You@aayushstack

performance isn't a feature you bolt on at the end. it's a hundred "we'll optimize later" calls you didn't make, and your users pay the interest 200ms at a time.

your tone · dry & technical

From an r/SaaS thread on raising prices

You@aayushstack

raised prices 30% expecting churn. lost the two customers who emailed support the most. revenue still up 22%. underpricing doesn't make you humble, it just fills your inbox with the wrong people.

your tone · blunt, numbers-first

From a Google News story on AI and hiring

You@aayushstack

every "AI replaces the junior" take skips the boring part. the tool got faster at producing output. it got no better at knowing which output is good. that taste used to be a senior's job. now it's the whole job.

your tone · punchy, contrarian

Illustrative examples · Torbit is in private beta

Your account, your rules

Built for people who guard their account.

You approve every post. It learns your voice from the ones you keep, stays scoped to X, and nothing goes out without your name on it.

Built for X

For founders, builders, and operators whose next opportunity comes through X.

  • You approve every post.
  • It learns your voice from the ones you keep.
  • It stays scoped to X.
  • Nothing goes out without your name on it.

What people ask before they join.

Early access

Stay consistent on X without it becoming a second job.

Torbit does the reading and the first draft. You keep your voice, your judgment, and your final say.

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