Get talked about
"We deleted 4,000 snapshot tests." Ranked 1 of 6.
The growth team that reads your code. Give it your website, and your code when you're ready. It finds customers, gets you into AI answers and writes what people share. It only says what it can prove, and nothing goes out without your yes.
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We ship GitHub Actions support on Tuesday. Get us ready.
Three pieces are ready, each with its sources. None goes out until you say yes.
Get talked about
"We deleted 4,000 snapshot tests." Ranked 1 of 6.
Get found
"How do I run spec tests in CI?" Specbot isn't in the answer yet.
Get customers
To 40 QA leads: "Your team writes tests after the bug turns up."
You can ship a product in a weekend now. Getting noticed means showing up where people look: search, AI answers, communities, social, their inbox. That takes a whole team. Most builders never hire one, so the product waits.
Propel is that team. It starts with what you built: your website first, your code when you're ready.
Your website says who it's for. Your code says what it does. Propel reads both, and keeps every fact with its source. If it can't point to a source, it won't say it.
See how it worksWho it's for
Worth saying
What it won't say
All three share what Propel knows about your product.
Ask for a launch plan, a list of buyers or a competitor teardown. It plans, shares the work out and brings back finished work. You see every step.
We launch on Tuesday. Get us ready.
Four pieces wait for your yes. The Show HN post is yours to submit.
Find 40 people who'd actually pay for this.
40 emails, each checked. Approved, they go out at a safe pace.
Put our launch on Hacker News.
Copy them in and press submit. On Hacker News the last click is always yours.
Why did the pricing post do so well?
It answered a question people search for. Two more like it are drafted.
An example: Specbot ships "runs in GitHub Actions" on a Tuesday. Here is what Propel does, and the one thing it needs from you.
Tue 10:02 · You ask
You ask
You tell Propel it shipped. Noticing on its own comes later, with Always on.
It reads first
Three new facts, each with its file.
Get found
Asked about spec tests in CI, they miss Specbot. It drafts the page they need.
Get talked about
Ranked against your best. The top two wait for you.
Get talked about
Recorded from the real feature, cut to every size.
Get customers
Each checked against your claims.
Approvals and limits
Nine things. You approve seven, edit one, skip one.
Results
AI mentions with a range, replies, posts against your usual, and what it learned.
See ResultsExample product, times and numbers. Every step is something Propel does.
Click around an example workspaceSlack · #launches
You pushed "runs in GitHub Actions". I've drafted a thread, a docs page and 40 emails.
Docs search clicks fell 34% this week. I've drafted a fix.
Example
A release, a competitor's new pricing, a drop in search clicks: with Always on, Propel starts the work and sends you a note. Always on is not in the public beta. It switches on after it. Until then, you ask and it does the work.
Every channel starts with it drafting and you approving. When its work keeps going out exactly as written, it can step up, never past its limit. One bad claim drops it straight back.
Try moving Cold email up the ladder.
Every channel starts at "It drafts, you approve".
Most tools charge again for every product, so most products get no marketing. Propel looks after all of them from one conversation. Each keeps its own voice and facts. What works for one is the first thing it tries on the next.
Pricing
Every job has a set price in credits, and you see the cost before anything big starts. Start with a free Growth Audit, no card needed.
See every priceWhat things cost, in credits
Straight answers, including what it can't do yet.
Propel is an AI growth team for people who ship software. It reads your website and code, then finds customers, gets you into AI answers and writes posts people share, and it only says what it can prove.
Writing is the easy part. Knowing what's worth saying, and proving it, is hard. Propel's ideas come from what your product does, and each result shapes the next.
Every claim must trace to your website, code or docs, and a stale fact is checked again before it goes out. If something slips through, one click takes it down wherever the platform allows, pauses that channel, and makes the mistake a rule. Sent email can't be unsent, so cold email always gives you time to stop it.
Not at first. Every channel starts with it drafting and you approving. It earns more freedom only on results, never past its limit. Anything to a stranger, or that spends money, never runs fully on its own. Posts in your own name wait for you until that channel has earned the right to go on its own.
No. Start with your website. Connect GitHub later through a read-only app, so it reads what you ship. It never changes your code. Suggested docs changes, as pull requests for you to merge, come later.
Propel is new. There are no published customer results yet, and every example here is labelled Example. Video and image ads are built and waiting on their live checks. Paid ads are coming, as each ad platform approves Propel. Interviews with your users and finding people already asking for what you make come later. None is claimed as ready.
Yes. Everything works for one product. When you ship a second, it starts with what the first taught it.
Propel opens in the coming days. Join the list to get in early. Invites go out in order.
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