2
0 Comments

I built an AI content repurposing tool and just went live — here's what I've learned so far

Hey everyone! I've been building RepostAI — an AI tool that takes a blog post, article, or transcript and turns it into platform-specific content for 10 different platforms (Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube Shorts, Pinterest, Reddit, Newsletter, Blog Summary) in seconds.
The problem I kept hitting: I'd write a solid blog post then spend an hour manually rewriting it for every social platform. Each one needs a different hook, tone, length, and format. So I built something to automate that part.
It's live now at getrepostai.com with a free tier (5 repurposes/month) so anyone can try it.
A few things I've learned launching this:

Reddit karma gating is brutal when you're new. Most subreddits auto-remove your posts
Quora answers are surprisingly good for long-term SEO traffic
Twitter/X build in public posts get genuine engagement if you're not just spamming links
The hardest part isn't building — it's getting those first users

Still at zero paying customers so this is very much day one. Would love any feedback on the product or advice on early traction from anyone who's been through this stage.

posted to Icon for group Startups
Startups
on March 19, 2026
Trending on Indie Hackers
I'm a lawyer who launched an AI contract tool on Product Hunt today — here's what building it as a non-technical founder actually felt like User Avatar 151 comments Never hire an SEO Agency for your Saas Startup User Avatar 83 comments A simple way to keep AI automations from making bad decisions User Avatar 65 comments “This contract looked normal - but could cost millions” User Avatar 54 comments 👉 The most expensive contract mistakes don’t feel risky User Avatar 41 comments We automated our business vetting with OpenClaw User Avatar 34 comments