I've been building software for 14 years. As an indie founder in Dubai, I design, build, and ship products solo — tryada, asistan, growty, feelquran, zernio. Shipping was never the problem.

Keeping each product visible was. Every product needs its own page, posting on its own cadence, in its own voice. With a whole portfolio to run, that work quietly never happened — good products sat silent while I moved on to the next build.

Generic AI writers didn't fix it. They handed back content full of "game-changers" and "5 tips" that no one believes — and I still had to log in, write, and post for each brand, one at a time.

So I built Growty — a product social engine. Not another AI writer. Your products post themselves, in their own voice, on their own pages. You just approve.

Here's how it works: you paste a product's URL. Growty derives its vision, positioning, and brand voice — and you review and edit it. It drafts on-brand posts on the cadence you choose, each with an auto-generated brand image. You approve, edit, or skip by email. Approved posts publish straight to the product's own LinkedIn company page — never a personal profile.

I run it across my own portfolio every week. It's the operator I wished I had for every product I ship — and it works the same whether you own one product or manage a dozen brands.