I'm a technical founder. I've been building software for years. I can ship features, debug production issues at 2am, and architect systems that scale. But when it comes to talking about what I build? I freeze.

Not because I don't care about marketing. I know it matters. I've read the threads about "building in public" and "personal branding." I've opened LinkedIn to write a post, stared at the blank text box for 10 minutes, and closed the tab.

I tried ChatGPT. It gave me content that sounded like every other AI-generated post on the platform — full of "game-changers" and "5 tips" and "most founders struggle with…" My audience is technical. They can spot AI slop in two seconds.

So I built Growty. An AI tool that actually thinks before it writes.

Growty doesn't just generate content. It analyzes your topic for strategic angles, checks if a controversial take or practical utility approach works better, and then writes in your voice — validated by 6 rules that block every AI cliché I hate reading on LinkedIn.

It's the tool I wish existed when I started trying to share what I was building. Now it exists, and I use it every week.