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AI agents that build your reputation.
They find ideas, write posts and answer replies. You approve every post.
Alpha release, for founders, small businesses and creators. The waitlist is free.
Your team, this week
The Writer drafted Wednesday’s post. It is waiting for you.
Each campaign is a tree you can see.
The goal on top, then its steps, then the posts. Before: “I lose track of what each post is for.”
Show more of the tree
- Done
- Waiting for you
- In progress
- Planned
On Reddit and X, every day.
You only say yes or no. Before: “I post when I find the time.”

Nothing goes out unless you said yes.
Before: “I’m scared of what a bot might say in my name.”

The right threads come to you, reply drafted.
Before: “I miss the threads that matter.”

Say it once. Every next post follows it.
Before: “I explain the same thing to every tool, every time.”

See what people answered.
Before: “I post and guess what worked.” What readers ask for comes next.

Your campaign at a glance.
See every post, every number and why the campaign exists, each in one screen.
One pipeline for every post
Every post sits in a column by its stage, as cards or as rows, full width. Open one to read it full screen.
A Performance page
Daily lines of posts, replies, followers, impressions, page views and sign-ups, with the best post on each platform.
What it does for you, in the Brief
The campaign Brief opens with the benefits the product gives, and every idea and post names the one it shows.
Posts go out safely.
The team posts like a careful person would, from a real browser, never in a burst.
X posts from a real browser
The team posts on X through its own signed-in browser, the way you would, with no paid API.
Writes wait while your Mac is offline
Replies written while your Mac is off wait in an outbox and go out one at a time when it is back.
Every tester team can post
Each tester team's own agents can post and reply on X from their own browser, kept apart from ours.
Free for testers.
A free tester program with a clear contract
Five teams can use EpicSocial free. One page shows what we give, what you give and four simple rules.
Feedback by voice note
Send each tester or customer a personal link. They talk, we keep only the text, and the team reads it as feedback.
This is an alpha. We’re looking for testers.
EpicSocial works: our own team posts with it every day for Zenod. But it is early, and we want a few people to use it on their own accounts before we open it to everyone.
- It is rough. Some things will break or change from week to week. We fix them fast, and we tell you what changed.
- We set it up with you. Your brief, your channels and your first posts, together, by hand.
- Your feedback decides what comes next. A few lines a week, or a short call.
- Nothing goes out without your OK. Every post is a draft until you approve it.
Want to test it now?
Testers run it on their own Reddit and X during the alpha, at about $10 a month. Read what we ask and apply at epicspine.dev/testers.
Rather wait?
Join the waitlist. We’ll write to you when EpicSocial opens to more people. Nothing to pay, no commitment. Join the waitlist
One plan, after the alpha.
The price we plan once EpicSocial opens. During the alpha, testers pay about $10 a month, and the waitlist costs nothing.
- 4 AI agents: Ideas, Researcher, Writer, Responder
- 3 posts a week, each researched, with a diagram
- Replies to comments and mentions every 12 hours
- Weekly report and an approval inbox
- Reddit and X, AI usage included
Coming later: more posts a week, faster replies, more channels.
Questions
Is it AI?
Yes. Every member of the team is an AI agent. We don’t hide it: your profile and posts say AI helps run the account where the platform asks for it, and the Responder never pretends to be a person.
Which networks?
Reddit and X at launch: that is where our own team posts every day. More channels (LinkedIn, Instagram) come later; some platforms need to approve our app before we can post for you.
Where do the ideas come from?
From you first: a list of topics, a voice note, a line in chat. The Ideas agent adds its own from what is trending in your space, and keeps the list sorted. Each idea is researched before the Writer drafts it.
Do I have to approve everything?
For the first two weeks, yes: nothing goes out without your OK. You approve a draft, or approve it with feedback and the Writer applies it before it goes out. After two weeks you choose: keep approving, or let the team post on its own and review after the fact.
Will it reply to strangers or send DMs?
No. The Responder only answers people who commented on or mentioned your posts. No cold replies and no DMs to strangers: platforms ban that, and it reads as spam.
What happens if I cancel?
The team stops working. Your files, with your brand voice, calendar, every post and every lesson, stay with you. You can even run the open-source team on them yourself.
Can I run it myself instead?
Yes. The engine is open source. Bring your own server and your own AI key and run it for free. The hosted plan is for people who’d rather we handle the servers, the setup and the AI costs.
What does “alpha” mean here?
It works and we use it every day, but it is early: things change from week to week, and we set each team up by hand with you. We are looking for testers to use it on their own accounts and tell us what is broken.
Can I test it now?
Yes. Testers start during the alpha, at about $10 a month, with nothing to pay until your own team runs: epicspine.dev/testers.
What happens when I join the waitlist?
Nothing yet: we keep your email and write to you when EpicSocial opens to more people. No payment, no newsletter.
Join the waitlist.
EpicSocial is in alpha. Leave your email and we’ll write to you when it opens to more people. Nothing to pay, no commitment. Want to start now? Apply to test it.