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Socialclue knows what your business did and what your industry is arguing about. It turns both into posts, comments and charts. In your voice. You review. You publish.
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12 releases in August. Weekly actives up 14%. Not one of those releases was the feature customers asked for loudest. The one we resisted, bulk export, moved retention more than anything on the roadmap. Loud isn't the same as important.
Roadmaps should be earned by usage, not by volume of requests
Every day, at the time you choose, Socialclue sends a brief to your email or Slack or WhatsApp with draft posts based on various signals from your industry and the integrations you have. A comment drafted for a conversation worth joining. Approve, schedule or reject from the message, or open the draft to refine it.
12 releases in August. Weekly actives up 14%. Not one was the feature customers asked for loudest.
Position · Roadmaps should be earned by usage
Why this · Your release count and your activation number moved in the same week. Rare enough to be worth saying.
The benchmark says median week-1 activation is 31%. Ours went the other way this month.
Position · Onboarding is a product, not a checklist
Why this · A benchmark report on activation was published yesterday and your own activation moved the other way. You have something to add.
Commit one thousand landed on Saturday. It was a one-line fix. That is the point.
Position · Small releases compound
Why this · A round number from your repo, and your audience responded to the last two shipping posts.
Your pricing page change goes live — 22 Sep
Quarterly benchmark report expected — week of 6 Oct
x.com/priyaraman/status/18823…
We tried usage-based pricing for two quarters. Our heaviest users churned first, not last. Curious whether your data shows the same once you separate power users from the tail.
Connect PostHog to mark weekly actives as verified.
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AI writing tools draw on a library of viral posts and a few notes about your tone. The result is fluent, generic and instantly recognizable. Readers scroll past it, and platforms are pushing back on low-effort AI content.
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A summarizer can tell you the news. It cannot tell you that you shipped twelve releases this month, that activation moved against the benchmark, or that you said the opposite thing in March. Without that, every post is an opinion with nothing behind it.
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Every one of them starts from an empty box. You still have to notice the report landed, remember what shipped last week, and decide it's worth saying. That's the part that actually takes time, and it's the first thing to go in a busy week.
Socialclue starts from the other end: what happened, what you believe, and what's going on in your industry.
From your website to your first grounded draft in a few minutes.
Step 1
Connect your X and LinkedIn accounts and give Socialclue your website, changelog and public repo if you have one. That's enough for a first draft. No private system is asked for at the start.
Step 1 of 3
Tell us where to look
Public sources are enough for a first draft.
Step 2
It follows the news, the voices and the reports that matter in your industry, and the systems you connect: your repo, your product analytics, your ratings and followers, your CRM. Every number it holds shows where it came from and when.
Read-only: releases, tags, stars · Contributed to 4 drafts this month
Read-only: events, weekly actives, activation · Contributed to 3 drafts this month
Read-only: MRR, churn · Contributed to 1 draft this month
Defaults: commercial data private. Change in Settings › Data & disclosure.
Step 3
Each morning's brief carries draft posts. Every draft shows the signal behind it, the numbers it uses with their source, and the position it carries. Refine with one tap, direct edits or a plain-language instruction.
12 releases in August. Weekly actives up 14%. Not one of those releases was the feature customers asked for loudest…
Step 4
Publish now, or schedule it for later. When a post goes out, your team gets a Slack message with a comment angle each. Comments and replies are drafted for you to post by hand.
12 releases in August. Weekly actives up 14%. Not one of those releases was the feature customers asked for loudest…
You've published 3 this week; your guardrail is 4.
Schedule for Wed 09:10
Time to your first grounded draft: a few minutes.
Socialclue connects, read-only, to the systems your business already runs on. It watches various data and metrics, including what customers said and how you're rated. When something is worth saying, it drafts the post from that.
For every metric, you choose one of three settings. Publish the number. Publish only the change, with the base hidden. Or keep it private, so it shapes the take but never appears in a post. Commercial data is private by default. You promote a number deliberately, never by accident.
Read-only: releases, tags, stars · Contributed to 4 drafts this month
Read-only: events, weekly actives, activation · Contributed to 3 drafts this month
Read-only: MRR, churn · Contributed to 1 draft this month
Defaults: commercial data private. Change in Settings › Data & disclosure.
Socialclue follows the news, the trade press, the reports and benchmarks, the regulators, the people whose opinions shape your industry, and other publicly available data from your industry. Not to summarize them back to you, but to find the moment where you have something to add: where your numbers disagree with a benchmark, where a competitor's announcement meets something you shipped, where a debate touches a position you hold.
The strongest post a founder writes is usually a contrast: your industry says one thing, your data says another. Socialclue finds those pairings, states how strong the tension is, and drafts the post. You decide whether it's worth the argument.
If a source isn't relevant, say so. If a voice matters more than it thinks, say so. The industry model is yours and it learns from every correction.
Median week-1 activation for B2B SaaS lands at 31%, down from 34% a year ago.
Why it ranked · Your own activation moved the other way this month.
“Usage-based pricing is the only honest pricing. Everything else is a subscription to hope.”
Why it ranked · 1,400 replies in three hours; you have a position on this.
Draft guidance on labelling generated media published for consultation.
What it means for your audience · Teams shipping AI features will need a labelling plan before August.
Benchmark report, 15 Sep: median week-1 activation 31%
Your product analytics, 14 Sep: week-1 activation +6 points over 30 days
Base hidden · change onlyDraft the contrast
Reports get published on a schedule, and your releases ship on one too. Talks, launches and deadlines are on a calendar somewhere. Socialclue keeps a rolling list of the moments coming up in your industry and in your company, proposes the post worth writing for each, and has the draft ready ahead of time. Accept it, refine it, or decline it — the planner learns what you don't want.
Your pricing page change goes live
Quarterly benchmark report expected
Your next release, based on your repo's rhythm
Most tools learn your tone and stop there. Socialclue also keeps your positions: what you believe about your market, what you're building and why, where you disagree with the consensus, the topics you won't touch. It proposes them from your past posts, you confirm them, and every draft carries one. Before a draft reaches you, it's checked against everything you've said before.
A living list of your beliefs, takes and predictions, each with its strength, its evidence and the posts that carried it. Add one from any draft with a single action.
If a draft argues against a position you hold, or against something you posted last month, you're told before you publish. Sometimes you've changed your mind; then you publish and update the position in one step.
Your voice profile is built from what you've actually published: rhythm, register, the structures you reach for, the phrases you never use. Every draft is scored against your own best posts, not against a generic idea of a good post, and templated phrasing is flagged as what it is.
Small releases compound; big launches reset.
Roadmaps should be earned by usage, not by volume of requests
Usage-based pricing punishes your best customers
Most 'AI features' are a search box with a new name
“Metered pricing keeps us honest: the customers who get the most pay the most, and nobody subsidizes a seat that never logs in.”
'Usage-based pricing punishes your best customers'
Held as Leaning · carried by 2 posts, last on 3 AugWhen a draft carries a number, Socialclue composes the chart to go with it. It already knows the metric, the period, the comparison and the source, so you don't type any of it. Change the chart type, hide a series, rename a label or ask for a change in plain words, and see the difference before you publish.
Your logo, colors and type are applied from your brand kit, so every card is recognizably yours without opening a design tool.
Week-1 activation: benchmark vs. us
Last 60 days · base hidden, change shown
Your data: from PostHog, 14 Sep 2026 · Benchmark: Ledgerline Benchmark Report, 15 Sep 2026
Show the last 60 days instead
Changed: period 30 → 60 days. Subtitle updated.
Generic praise gets ignored. Socialclue drafts comments that carry a position you hold, a number you can back, or a question that moves the conversation, in your voice, for the posts worth joining. Each comes with an alternative.
Paste any post's link and get a comment for it. Or let the daily list surface the posts worth your time: from the voices you follow, from people you've spoken with before, from your own audience. Replies to comments on your own posts are drafted the same way, grouped by what they are: a question, a disagreement, a lead.
A daily cap and quiet hours keep engagement a habit, not a chore.
“Usage-based pricing is the only honest pricing. Everything else is a subscription to hope.”
We tried usage-based pricing for two quarters. Our heaviest users churned first, not last. Curious whether your data shows the same pattern once you separate power users from the tail.
“Activation is a product problem dressed up as a marketing metric.”
Agreed, and we have a number for it: the one onboarding change we shipped in August moved week-1 activation 6 points. Nothing in the funnel came close.
“How do small teams ship weekly without breaking things?”
12 releases in August, one rollback. The trick was smaller releases, not more process. Happy to share the checklist.
“How do you define week 1: signup or first project?”
Reply draft · First project. Signup-to-anything is a vanity window for us.
“Benchmarks like this are meaningless across segments.”
Reply draft · Fair. Which is why we compare against our own trend first, the median second.
“We're rebuilding onboarding next quarter. Would love to compare notes.”
Reply draft · Happy to. Sending you a note.
The moment a post goes live, Socialclue sends a message to the Slack channel you choose: the link, one line on why it matters, and a different comment angle for each teammate, so five people don't leave the same reply. On the Team plan each angle is drafted in that teammate's own voice. Nobody's account is touched; everyone posts for themselves.
Amplification is priced per account, not per seat. Add the whole company.
Mira just published on X and LinkedIn, 09:10.
12 releases in August. Weekly actives up 14%. Not one of those releases was the feature customers asked for loudest…
x.com/miraanand/status/18841…
Why it matters · First time we've put our activation number next to the benchmark. Expect questions on how we measure week 1.
The bulk-export ask came from a two-person team in Lisbon. They now run their whole reporting week on it.
Which feature did you resist the longest and end up grateful for? Ours was bulk export.
12 releases a month with four engineers. We're hiring a fifth, if that rhythm sounds like yours.
Post it yourself; nothing is sent on your behalf.
Every edit you make, every draft you reject and every instruction you give teaches Socialclue something. It picks up how you like to open a post, which subjects you keep and which you pass on, and how much you end up rewriting. Over time there is less to change, because the drafts arrive closer to what you would have written yourself.
Not dashboards. Answers: which kinds of posts work for you, which hooks land, which times are yours, how much you're editing and whether that's falling.
Safe by design
Socialclue runs no browser extension, borrows no session of yours, and never acts on anyone else's posts. That is a design decision, not a policy promise. Here is exactly what it means.
No extension, no cookies, no scraping, no browser session of yours. Socialclue works from its own servers, with the permissions you grant it.
It doesn't like, follow, connect, comment or message on your behalf. It drafts; you decide.
Connections are read-only. Data is encrypted, access-logged, never used for another account and never used to train models. Disconnect a system and its data is deleted. Export everything, or delete your account, in one click.
Nothing private reaches a draft. A metric you mark private is removed before the agent ever sees a number, so it cannot slip into a post by accident. The control lives in the product's code, not in a prompt.
Every post is reviewed by you before it goes out.
If that's the tool you've been waiting for, get in line.
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We've sent one confirmation email to your address. We'll prepare your first draft from your website before your access opens, and you'll hear from us only when it's ready.
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14-day free trial, no card to start. Waitlist members get founding terms.
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or $490 a year
For one person building a presence from real work.
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For a founder, a company page and a team that amplifies together.
Everything in Founders / Influencers, plus:
Both plans include everything above from day one. Prices are per month in US dollars.
Some of these are choices. Some are promises. All of them are permanent.
It drafts. You decide. That's the whole deal.
No. Writing tools start from a prompt and a library of other people's posts. Socialclue starts from what your business did, what you believe and what's happening in your industry, and every draft shows that grounding. If it can't connect a draft to something of yours, it doesn't send one.
X and LinkedIn. You can also export any draft and post it anywhere by hand.
The systems your business runs on: repositories and changelogs, product analytics, ratings and followers, CRM and support, status pages, hiring tools, billing if you choose, and your calendar. Every connection is read-only. Anything you'd rather type in yourself is marked self-reported.
Yes. For every metric you choose: publish the number, publish only the change with the base hidden, or keep it private so it informs the take but never appears. Commercial data is private unless you promote it. A private number is removed before the agent ever sees it.
Never. Every post, comment, reply and message is sent by a person. There is no automatic mode, on any plan.
Socialclue has no browser extension, uses no cookies or sessions, and never acts on other people's content. Those are the behaviors that have led to restrictions; Socialclue is built without them.
No. It starts from what's public: your website, your changelog and your public repo if you have one, and drafts from that. Private connections are optional, and you're prompted for one only when it would make a specific number verifiable.
From what you've actually published: your best posts, your long-form writing, and every edit you make in the product. Drafts are scored against your own posts, not a generic standard. If you have few posts, it starts from a tone you choose and learns from your picks.
Reads it, aggregates it and stores it encrypted for your account only. It is never used for another customer and never used to train models. Disconnect a system and its data is deleted. You can export everything or delete your account in one click. The full detail is on the Security page.
So we can prepare your first draft from your company's public presence before your access opens, and so the waitlist stays useful. Personal email addresses aren't accepted for the waitlist.
Flat, per account. Add as many teammates as you like on either plan; there are no seats and no per-user charges. The Team plan adds more identities, per-person comment drafts and approval workflow.
You get one confirmation email. Access opens in waves, in the order people joined, and you'll hear from us only when yours is ready.
Join the waitlist with your work email and company website. We'll prepare your first draft from what's public before your access opens.
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