Your social
media agent.
You have the ideas. You have the point of view. What you don't have is the time to turn that into a consistent presence. Tomo does.
Free during alpha
Not a tool you open.
A manager that runs it.
Reads your posts. Figures out who you are.
No onboarding quiz. Tomo pulls your posting history and maps your patterns — the contrarian reframes, the dry humor, the punchline you always drop in line two. Then it builds a strategy around that.
Voice patterns detected
You moved to server components last sprint. What broke your mental model the most?
Realizing half our client state was just cache we were managing badly.
That's a post. "Most client state is just cache with extra steps." Want me to draft it?
✦ Insight captured — building draft
Asks what you forgot to ask yourself.
You shipped something last week and didn't post about it. Tomo noticed. It'll ask what the hard part was, then turn that into a take that sounds like you thought about it. Because you did — you just didn't write it down.
Sounds like you. Not like "AI."
It knows you start sentences short, drop jargon on purpose, and would never use the word "leverage" unironically. The draft reads like something you'd actually post — not something you'd rewrite from scratch.
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every junior dev should have to mass-delete their node_modules at least once. builds character.
we automated our cache invalidation after someone accidentally nuked prod node_modules. character-building is overrated when you have deploys to ship
ship on friday. if it breaks, you learn faster.
we shipped our auth rewrite on a friday and spent saturday fixing edge cases. net positive: found 3 bugs QA missed. would do it again
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impressions today
Replies don't stop when you close the tab.
Someone quote-tweeted you at 2 AM. A thread in your niche blew up during standup. Tomo catches it, drops a reply worth reading, and keeps your comment section warm. You wake up to engagement you didn't grind for.
You review. You approve. You’re in control.
Tomo drafts the brief. You skim it, tweak the hook, hit approve. Done before your coffee gets cold. Nothing ships without your say.
~30s
to review a draft
2–3
posts you approve per day
You
make every call
Your voice is too important to run on leftover energy.
Attention is scarce. The people who win it aren't necessarily louder — they're just more consistent. If your voice is your leverage, it deserves its own agent.
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