Find your users
before you finish the product.

Paste your product link. Get the post that tells the right people what you're building.

Free, no account needed.

Most founders build for months before anyone outside the room hears about it.

Distribution-first means talking about the work while it's still changing.

How it works

From a product link to a post in five minutes.

01

Paste your link

Drop your product URL, landing page, or pitch deck link. Accent reads what you've built.

02

Get a draft that sounds like you

Not a press release. A post in your voice — the way you'd explain it to another founder over coffee.

03

Edit, publish, repeat weekly

Each week, a new angle on what you're building. Your audience grows alongside the product, not after it ships.

Built for founders who are building and talking about it at the same time.

No marketing team. No content calendar. Just you, your product, and a weekly post that tells the right people what you're working on. Accent turns your building updates into posts that actually get read.

See it in action

From a link to a post.

accent
Your link
sampleapp.io
What happened this week

We just shipped the ability to invite team members. It's been the #1 request since launch. Took longer than expected because we had to rethink permissions from scratch — the original model assumed a single user. Also quietly fixed the onboarding flow. New users were dropping off at the second step because we asked for too much context upfront. Now it's two fields and a button.

Your post

We spent six weeks on a feature most tools ship in a sprint. Team invites sounds simple — until you realise your whole permissions model assumed one person per account. We had to rebuild the foundation before we could add the door. While we were in there, we noticed something else: 40% of new signups were abandoning onboarding at step two. We were asking for a company name, a role, a team size, and a use case before anyone had seen the product. Now it's an email and a "get started" button. Completion went from 60% to 89%. Two lessons from this month: (1) the feature your users ask for is rarely the thing that takes the longest — the thing underneath it is, and (2) nobody will tell you your onboarding is broken. They just leave.

Why founders who post weekly get funded faster.

Your audience grows with your product.

By the time you launch, thousands of people already know what you're building and why. No cold outreach, no launch-day scramble. The people who need it have been following along.

Investors find you, not the other way around.

A founder who posts every week about what they're learning is more fundable than one who appears out of nowhere with a deck. Consistent public building is the best warm intro that exists.

Simple pricing

Start free. Go unlimited for €19/month.

Free
  • 3 posts per month
  • Your voice, not AI-generic
  • Review and edit tools
  • No credit card
Pro — €19/mo
  • Unlimited posts
  • Voice profile that learns how you write
  • Weekly posting reminders
  • Full edit history

Your first post takes five minutes.

Paste your product link and see what comes out. Free, no account needed.