You built your dream app.Now you can't get a customer.

Let Maya handle it. She finds where your customers already are — Reddit, HN, TikTok, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, and X — then makesthe content (writes the posts, films the videos) and posts it. You don't touch a thing.

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Here's how it looks, channel by channel.

Plenty of tools will post for you. Maya makes the content first — writes the posts, films the videos — then posts it. One real example per platform.

X.

Where build-in-public actually turns into your first users.

She finds the conversations where your product fits. She writes the reply, the founder post, the build update — and posts it for you. She tells you when to jump in — not just to be loud.

Here's the post she'd publish →

Your Name

@yourname · Now

spent 6 months trying to build a habit. tried 4 habit apps. none stuck because they all asked the same generic "log your habits" question. so i built one that asks me ONE specific question at 9pm. that's it. 47 days in. longest streak i've ever had. sometimes the fix is removing features, not adding them.

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LinkedIn.

Where the founders, operators, and buyers in your space actually hang out.

She finds the people who'd care. She writes the post they'd actually stop scrolling for — and publishes it for you, in your voice. She tells you who to follow back and who to ignore.

Here's the post she'd publish →

Your Name

Founder · building [your habit-tracker app]

Now · 🌐

+ Follow

3 months ago I was trying to build a habit. I had 4 different apps open at any given time. None of them stuck. So I built one that asks me one specific question every night at 9pm. That's it. No streaks. No charts. No "your streak is at risk" notifications. Just one question. I'm 47 days in. Longest I've ever gone with any habit tracker. Sometimes the answer is making it simpler, not adding another feature.

#buildinpublic #productivity

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TikTok.

Where the right 15 seconds turns a stranger into your next signup.

Here's the part no one else does: she doesn't hand you a brief to go film. She makes the actual video — your real product in it, captioned, on-brand — and posts it. You never open a camera or an editor.

Here's the video she'd post →

Instagram.

Where Reels put your product in front of people who've never heard of you.

Same idea, made for Reels. She turns what's working in your niche into a real short-form video — built from your actual screens, captioned, on-brand — and posts it to your grid. The content gets made for you, not just scheduled.

Here's the Reel she'd post →

Reddit.

Where your users are literally asking the question your app answers.

She finds the thread the second it lands. She writes the reply so it sounds like a real person — and posts it for you.

Here's what she'd send to this thread →

r/getdisciplined·posted by u/winterhabits · 3h

How do you actually remember to check your habit tracker at the end of the day?

Tried 4 different ones. None of them stick because I forget to open them at night. Anyone solved this?

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u/yourname· just now

had this exact problem with mine — what worked was switching the evening check-in from a generic “log your habits” notification to one specific question, like “did you do the thing today.” built a small app last month that does this if you want to try it. happy to share what i learned either way.

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Hacker News.

Where the founders who'd pay for your tool are already asking for it.

She finds the Ask HN threads, Show HN launches, and comment chains where your ICP is describing the exact problem you solved. She writes the reply that sounds like a founder who built the thing — and hands it to you ready to paste, one tap straight to the thread. (HN has no posting API, so this is the one channel you hit submit on — everything else she posts for you.)

Here's the reply she'd hand you →

Hacker News

Ask HN: Best way to get feedback on a new B2B tool nobody's heard of?

142 points · 3 hours ago · 67 comments

yourname · 1 hour ago · 34 points

The thing that actually worked for me: stop asking for feedback and start showing up in the conversations where people already have the problem. Found 3 threads this week where people described exactly what my app solves — replied with what I learned building it, linked it at the end. My first real users came from that, not cold outreach.

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YouTube.

Where your buyers already explained the problem — in the comments.

She mines comment sections across your niche's top videos to find the exact language your buyers use when they describe the problem. That becomes your content brief: title, thumbnail, chapters, description. You record the demo, she uploads it.

Here's the brief she'd hand you →

Brief

one-tap to publish

Title

“I built a habit tracker nobody asked for. Here's what happened.”

Thumbnail concept

Split: left = pile of habit apps, right = your app on phone. Bold text overlay: “47 days straight.”

Chapters · 4 beats

0:00 — why every habit app failed me
1:20 — the one thing they all get wrong
3:10 — what I built instead (screen demo)
5:45 — 47-day result + what I learned

Format

screen recording + voiceover · no face needed · 7–9 min

A normal week with her.

Maya talks to you when she has something to say. The rest of the time she's working.

Mon

7:00a

Your morning text

One short message: what's landing today, what's worth your attention, and what she already shipped while you were asleep. You get back to building.

Mon

11:20a

Posts and replies, out the door

She found the conversations where people are describing the exact problem your app solves — and wrote the replies. She drafted the original posts for the channels where your audience lives. All of it goes live. You don't touch a thing.

Tue

8:00p

Evening check-in

What went out today, and how it's actually doing. This morning's post is pulling comments; one reply already got a “where can I try this?” And when something flops, she tells you straight — no spin.

Wed

2:15p

Something's catching

Something she posted is moving faster than usual. She pings you while it’s still hot — worth jumping in before it cools? You decide whether to ride it.

Thu

4:40p

A real buyer shows up

A comment lands that reads like a customer, not a fan — “wait, how much is this?” She catches it, drafts your answer, hands it over in one line. You never go digging through notifications to find it.

Sun

6:00p

The week, reviewed

How last week really went — what worked, what didn't, and what she figured out about your audience. Then next week's plan, already drafted. You start Monday knowing exactly what's happening.

No new app to open

Maya lives in Telegram. Everything happens in your messages.

Set her up once. She texts you in the morning, pings you when something's worth seeing, and handles everything else without asking. No dashboard to check, no tool to log into. If you use your phone, you're already set up.

Morning brief lands at 7am

Posts go live without you

Buyer signals surface in real time

Weekly plan delivered every Sunday

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Morning. Your r/SaaS reply yesterday pulled 14 clicks to your page — your best yet. Three posts going live today, I'll handle all of it.