Puentiac is an X (formerly Twitter) posting assistant that turns what you ship into draft posts written in your own voice, then opens X with the text ready for you to publish yourself.
What is Puentiac?
Puentiac is a web app for founders, freelancers and agencies who grow an audience on X by talking about their work. It takes your shipped features, GitHub pushes and merged pull requests, and niche news as inputs, then outputs a queue of short, casual post drafts in your voice. The Post on X button opens X with the text already written so you press Post yourself; Puentiac never publishes, reads your timeline or holds X account access. A 3-day free trial starts at $0.00 due today.
Key Features
- Voice matching from your site — paste your website URL (the page uses yourbusiness.com as the example) and Puentiac learns the tone: casual, short sentences, never "game-changer" phrasing.
- MCP integrations — one command (
claude mcp add puentiac) connects Claude Code, Codex or Cursor, so your own AI logs what you shipped and saves posts to your queue using your own subscription. - GitHub auto-import — connect a repo instead and every push or merged PR becomes a post draft, with no MCP setup at all.
- One-click edits — rewrite any draft as Shorter, Stronger hook, More casual, or As a question.
- Idea generation — drop a rough idea and get three differently shaped posts, or six fresh niche angles when you run dry.
- Best times to post — each post comes with a suggested slot in your own timezone.
- Multi-project support — run a client site and a side project from one account, each with its own voice, work log and queue.
- Draft style rules — generated posts skip hashtags, links and corporate phrasing.
Who is it for?
- Founders building in public: connect GitHub so each shipped feature lands in tomorrow's queue without writing a separate update.
- Freelancers growing a client pipeline: paste a business site, have the voice learned from it, and post several times a week without blank-page time.
- Agencies running two clients: use the two-project allowance so each client's queue and voice stay separate.
- Indie developers: log work by push or merged PR, then edit a draft into a contrarian or question-style post from the queue.
What can you do with Puentiac?
- Ship-to-post logging: push code or merge a PR and get a post draft of the feature, no manual writing step.
- Daily queue work: open a queue filled with short, casual posts plus niche news angles, then edit and publish each in one click.
- Dry-spell recovery: ask for six fresh angles on your niche, pick one and regenerate it as three variants.
- Scheduling by habit: follow the suggested posting slots delivered in your own timezone rather than guessing.
How does Puentiac work?
- Paste your site so Puentiac learns your voice and tone.
- Open your queue, populated from your work log, niche news and format templates.
- Click Post on X, edit if needed, and press Post in X yourself.
Pricing
Puentiac runs two paid plans after a 3-day free trial that charges nothing today. Starter is $9 per month for 90 posts, 1 project, GitHub auto-import and up to 150 regenerations a month; Grow is $14 per month for 300 posts, 2 projects, up to 450 regenerations, the sharper model and priority support. Annual billing pays for 10 months and uses 12: Starter $90 a year and Grow $140 a year. Refunds are not automatic and are reviewed case by case within 7 days of purchase.
FAQ
Does Puentiac post to X for me?
No, deliberately. The Post on X button opens X with your text already written and you press Post yourself. Puentiac says this is a security measure to avoid account bans, which it claims you risk with tools that publish on your behalf.
Do I have to connect my X account?
No. Log in with X only signs you in and reads your name and photo. Puentiac states it never posts, never reads your timeline and never keeps access to your account, with no scraping and no automation.
How many projects can I run?
Starter includes 1 project and Grow includes 2. Each project has its own voice, work log and queue, which suits a client site and a side project, or two clients at once.
How does annual billing save money?
Annual plans include two months free: you pay for 10 months and use 12, which works out at $90 a year for Starter and $140 a year for Grow instead of the monthly rate.
Can I cancel during the free trial?
Yes. You add a card to start the 3-day trial and are only charged when those 3 days end; cancelling from Plan and billing before that means you are never charged, and you keep your posts.
