For founders
Building the product all week, posting about it on Friday night
Build in public. Skip the busywork.
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The problem, in your words
You know you should post more. You also have a product to build.
“I ship every week and post about it once a month.”
Log what you did in the project diary, or jot it on your phone. Every entry is material for a post, so the week writes itself down as it happens.
“When I do post, it sounds like a press release.”
LimeGhost learns your voice only from posts you wrote yourself, then drafts in it. You edit; nothing goes out without you.
“I can’t tell which posts brought anyone in.”
Each post is measured against your own usual — not an industry average — so you can see what to write more of.
The loop, for you
Your week, from shipping it to saying it.
- 01
Capture
Note the bug you fixed, the customer call, the number that moved — in the diary, on your phone, or from a page you were reading.
Idea hub - 02
Write
One click turns an idea into drafts for each channel, in your voice. Jev, your companion, can do the whole batch while you code.
Writing in your voice - 03
Publish
Pick quarter-hour slots in your project’s time zone. LimeGhost publishes and retries by itself if a network hiccups.
Scheduling & calendar - 04
Learn
A week later, see which posts beat your usual, and which formats and topics land for your audience.
Analytics
A sample week
One founder’s week on the calendar.
This is Grow Commercial’s week — the UK consultancy our examples follow, with illustrative posts. Yours fills in the same way: drafts, posts in review, scheduled slots, and what already went out.
The calendar — one week of Grow Commercial’s posts
Calendar.
New post
What a GTM diagnostic finds in week one
Forecast review. 24 deals, 3 real.
Inside a GTM diagnostic: week 2
Stalled deals are a process problem
How UK B2B teams plan a quarter’s pipeline
We interviewed 40 lost deals. 31 were lost before pricing.
Which plan
Most founders start on Solo.
One person, the product’s accounts and your own. Solo has room for both as separate projects, with every feature. Move up when you hire.
FAQ
Founders ask.
That depends on how much you edit. The busywork — writing first drafts, adapting them per channel, scheduling, checking numbers — is what LimeGhost takes off your plate.
LimeGhost learns from posts you wrote yourself, and every draft waits for you to edit and approve it. It’s your draft to change, not a post that goes out on its own.
X, LinkedIn, Bluesky, Threads, Mastodon and your blog on Payload CMS. Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and WordPress are coming.
Yes. Connect your blog and LimeGhost drafts articles as well as social posts, and publishes them on schedule.
Only what you schedule. Drafts and posts in review stay put until you give them a time.
Friday, 16:30
Ship it on Monday. Say it by Thursday.
No credit card · 100 AI credits included