For people who ship more than they post.
Building in public works. People hire, buy from and back the builders they can see working. Most builders know that and still stay quiet, because writing about the day’s work feels like a second job once the first one is done. Bippid takes the second job off your plate.
What Bippid does
It connects to the tools where your work already happens: GitHub, Notion, Linear, Figma and Slack, plus voice notes for the things that happened off-screen. Once a day it turns what actually happened into a LinkedIn post and an X post, single or thread, written in your voice.
You copy it with one tap and post it yourself. Bip, the cat on every page, does the watching and the writing in between.
What we hold to
- 01
Your work is the material
Every sentence in a draft links back to the commit, issue or note it came from. Bippid writes about what happened, so there is nothing to make up.
- 02
You stay the author
Bippid never posts for you. You copy the draft with one tap, paste it, and post it from your own account.
- 03
Specifics win
A post about the bug you fixed on Tuesday says more about you than a thread of advice. Drafts lead with the details.
- 04
Quiet days count
Some days are meetings and thinking. Days off never break your streak, and skipping a draft is one tap.
Who makes it
Bippid is made by a small team that builds in public too. Abdul Rasheed designs the product and writes the words. Ramon builds the engine underneath. We’re in beta: the free plan gives you 15 posts a month, no card required.
Questions, ideas or a bug to report: hello@bippid.com.
Stop narrating your own work.
Connect a tool, see tomorrow's draft, decide from there.
Free plan, no card required.