Your changelog is full of things your users would love to hear about. Groumie reads your commits and pull requests, keeps what users would notice, and writes the post.
I added retries with backoff to my webhook relay after a week of dropped events
I build Hookline, a small relay that forwards webhooks to your local machine while you develop. Last week a few users lost events when their laptop slept mid-delivery. Hookline now retries with backoff for up to an hour, and shows each attempt in the log, so you can see exactly what arrived and when. It’s off by default for existing projects and on for new ones.
Great releases go out as a line in CHANGELOG.md and nothing else.
“Revolutionary” and “seamless” get you ignored. Developers want what changed and why it matters.
Writing a launch post means leaving the editor, and that’s exactly when it gets postponed.
A fine-grained token limited to one repository, read-only. Code is never read or stored.
Refactors, tests and dependency bumps are recognised as internal and skipped. Features and fixes become posts.
Plain, specific, what changed and how to use it. No hype words, no emoji walls.
All sources feed one queue ranked for your product, mixed for variety. These matter most here.
Features and fixes from your repository, read-only, commit messages only.
Stories your audience is reading today, scored for how much they matter to your product.
On quiet days, a use case, a tip or a lesson about your product, checked against recent posts.
New customers and growth from your payments, within the numbers you allow.
| Feature | Groumie | ChatGPT |
|---|---|---|
| Finds something worth posting today | Yes | No |
| Knows your product without re-explaining it | Yes | Partly |
| Turns your releases and milestones into posts | Yes | No |
| Checks it never repeats an old post | Yes | No |
| Writes X and Reddit posts in their own format | Yes | Partly |
| Needs no access to your social accounts | Yes | Yes |
| Images, video and many channels | No | Partly |
| Your time, per day | 1 minute a day | 15-30 minutes a day |
| Feature | Groumie | ChatGPT | Scheduler apps | Doing it yourself |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Finds something worth posting today | Yes | No | No | Partly |
| Knows your product without re-explaining it | Yes | Partly | No | Yes |
| Turns your releases and milestones into posts | Yes | No | No | Partly |
| Checks it never repeats an old post | Yes | No | No | Partly |
| Writes X and Reddit posts in their own format | Yes | Partly | Partly | Partly |
| Needs no access to your social accounts | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
| Images, video and many channels | No | Partly | Yes | Yes |
| Your time, per day | 1 minute a day | 15-30 minutes a day | 20-40 minutes a day | 30-60 minutes a day |
Written the way each platform reads: short on X, a real title and plain text on Reddit. Both open prefilled.
Features and fixes you ship become launch posts. Commit messages only, never your code.
New customers and growth become milestone posts, within the numbers you allow.
GitHub today. GitLab and Bitbucket are next.
Paste your website, pick your times, and read your first post before your coffee gets cold.
