Crontent finds what's worth saying for your audience, forms a differentiated take, and packages it as something you'd actually publish — blog, X, LinkedIn, short-form video. On the schedule you set.
Every run is the same deterministic shape — query, discover, filter, extract, cluster, angle, draft. You write the brief; the pipeline runs it on the cadence you set.
Niche, audience, tone, exclusions. One screen. Auto-fills from your domain.
Exa search across newsletters, HN, GitHub, podcasts. Cross-encoder rerank.
Group sources into stories. One signal, four mentions, beats four signals once.
Operator, business, contrarian. The take is the product. Strength + confidence.
Blog, X, LinkedIn. In your voice. Sources cited. Watermark on free tier.
We don't price by seats or tokens. We price by cadence and projects — how often Crontent publishes for you, and how many lanes it's running at once.
Indie hackers, technical founders, newsletter writers. You have a take; you just don't have a Tuesday afternoon to write it down. Crontent does. Daily.
Content managers at SaaS companies. Replace four scattered Notion docs with one brief that runs every weekday. Less coordination, more shipped.
One brief per client, one cadence per brief, one dashboard. The API does the rest. White-label and watermark-free on Newsroom.
A real run from this morning's indie-saas-monitor brief — clustered around one story, packaged for three surfaces.
Every LLM provider is shipping first-party eval tooling now. The third-party category has 18 months — maybe less.
Three platforms confirmed first-party eval features this week. The real question is what happens to the category. For seed-to-Series-A teams, a 100-line harness catches 80% of regressions; the rest is theatrics for a board slide.
a 100-line eval harness catches 80% of regressions for teams under 10k req/day. the rest is theater for the board deck. 🧵 on what to actually run, what to skip, and the $0.04/test math that surprised me last quarter.
Spent the morning replacing our eval platform with a 100-line script. It catches 80% of regressions. We were paying $1,200/mo for the rest — most of which we'd never read. A few notes on what we kept, what we dropped, and the question I wish someone had asked us a year ago.
AI doesn't write your content. It finds what's worth saying for your audience, forms a differentiated take, and packages it as something you'd actually publish.
Private beta is open through Q3. 30 design partners, free for life. Your brief is the first run.