Feature · Strategy Engine
Your products post themselves. You just approve.
Growty is a product social engine. Paste a product's URL, it derives the vision, and drafts on-brand posts on the cadence you choose — you approve by email, it publishes to the product's own page. Not another AI writer.
Keeping a product's page alive is a second job
Your product's page goes quiet
Between launches, the product's page sits still for weeks. Momentum fades — and so does everyone who was watching.
Every post is a manual lift
Writing on-brand, on-cadence copy for each product you own is a job on its own — one that keeps slipping to the bottom of the list.
Generic AI doesn't know your product
Ask a general model to 'write a post' and it guesses. It has never read your site, doesn't know your positioning, and sounds like it.
How it works
From product URL to published post in 4 steps
Paste the product's URL
Growty reads the product's own site — landing page, docs, about — and pulls in everything it needs to understand what the product actually is.
AI derives the vision — you review it
It extracts the product's positioning, brand voice, and core topics into a short vision you can read, edit, and lock in before a single post is written.
On-brand drafts on your cadence
On the schedule you choose, Growty drafts posts from that vision — each paired with an auto-generated brand image. Optionally, mix in a trend from the feeds you follow.
Approve by email → auto-publish
Each draft lands in your inbox to approve, edit, or skip. Approve it and Growty publishes to the product's own LinkedIn company page — never a personal profile.
Built around the product, not a blank page
A post only works if it sounds like the product and lives on its own page. Three things keep it that way.
Derived from the product itself
The vision comes straight from the product's URL — its site, its positioning, its language — not from a blank page or a generic prompt. You review and edit it before it drives anything.
On its own page
Posts publish to the product's own LinkedIn company page, so the brand builds an audience of its own. Your personal profile is never touched.
You just approve
Nothing goes out without you. Every draft waits for an approve, edit, or skip by email — so the cadence runs itself while you stay in control.
Generic prompt vs on-brand draft
What a general AI writer hands you, next to a draft derived from the product's own vision.
“In today's fast-paced market, most teams need a strong online presence. Here are 5 tips to grow your product's following and become a leader in your space...”
- Generalizing — 'most teams'
- Slogan — 'in today's fast-paced market'
- Never read your product — it's guessing
“Scheduled exports shipped this week — the request we heard most from teams running weekly reports. It's live now on every plan, no setup, no toggle. Here's the manual step it removes...”
- Written from the product's own vision and voice
- Specific to what the product actually ships
- One email approval from publishing to its page
Let your products post themselves
Start for free. Paste a URL, review the vision, approve the drafts — publishing runs itself.