LaunchPost
Turn what you know into content worth publishing
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LaunchPost turns a user’s knowledge into social content that can be reviewed, scheduled, and published. It keeps business context and writing style available so founders, technical consultants, and small product teams can create ready-to-publish posts for X and LinkedIn without rebuilding their product story each time. Users can provide a URL, review generated drafts, manage a posting calendar, and approve the exact text before anything goes live. Social accounts can be connected from the product settings, while publishing remains unavailable until a destination is connected and the user approves the content. LaunchPost also supports a Telegram agent and browser-authorised connections for tools such as Codex, Claude Code, and Cursor. Linked users can request a private, one-time dashboard sign-in link through the Telegram workflow. The product is designed around a review-first publishing boundary: drafts and schedules can be prepared automatically, but final publishing remains under the user’s control.
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Brazil is one of our biggest markets — a couple months ago when we launched the website in Portuguese we saw a huge lift in installs in Brazil. Really really makes a difference.
Localizing the Website to Portuguese Drove a Huge Lift in Brazilian Installs
Captions serves customers in all 186 App Store regions and treats localization as a growth lever, not just a polish step. Translating the website into Portuguese produced a measurable spike in Brazilian installs. The same logic applies to the help center, App Store listing, and in-app copy — localized support is not just a customer service play, it is a top-of-funnel acquisition multiplier.
Our free product is amazing since the beginning. We actually operated from 2008 to 2012 without a paid product. Our free product has always been very useful to people. We invest a lot in it.
A genuinely strong free product stabilises retention even as the paid price rises
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