See how successful products actually post.

22249 real posts from 44 products across X, Instagram, TikTok and Reddit — the originals, embedded, filed by the moment they were posted into.

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Everything they posted, in one place.

A product's whole run — every platform, every account, newest first — instead of whatever the algorithm decided to show you today.

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Real posts, embedded live.

No screenshots and no rewrites — each window is the platform's own embed, so what you read is the post as it was published. Hover to stop a row and open one.

Built to be studied.

Every post is filed on two axes — the scene it belongs to and the medium it is in — so you can ask the library a question instead of scrolling it.

Four platforms, one shelf

X, Instagram, TikTok and Reddit sit side by side under the same product, so you read a launch as it was played everywhere rather than as one post on one network.

Filter to the exact moment

Every post carries the scene it belongs to and the medium it is in. Cross the two and you are looking at 649 launch videos and nothing else.

From browsing to posting.

Finding the post is half of it. The rest is keeping it, and knowing which ones were worth keeping.

Save it to your library

Keep the posts you want to answer with. Folders are yours to name — one per launch, one per campaign, one for the hooks you keep coming back to.

Upvote what actually worked

The shelf learns from the people reading it: the posts operators keep voting up rise to the top of every filter.

See how a product posts

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Which scenes a product leans on, on which platform, and how often — the shape of its playbook before you read a single post.

What our users are saying.

I had the launch tweet written six different ways and hated all of them. Read fifteen real launch posts here in ten minutes, noticed every good one opened with the problem and not the product, rewrote mine, shipped.

Mira KovačBuilding an AI notes app

The founder-account vs brand-account split is the thing I didn't know I needed. Turns out almost everything that worked came off a personal handle.

Dan OkoyeSolo founder, scheduling tool

We were arguing about whether to bother with TikTok. Filtered to video, scrolled for five minutes, stopped arguing.

Priya RamanGrowth at a devtool

Filed about forty posts into a folder called "steal on launch week". That folder is now my entire content calendar. I open it, pick a shape, fill it with our own numbers.

Tomas LindqvistBuilding in public since 2023

Every other swipe file I've paid for was screenshots. Screenshots don't show you the replies. These are the actual posts.

Ana BeltránIndie hacker, two products

The Reddit selection alone was worth it. Seeing which self-promo posts survived the mods, in which subs, saved me a ban and probably a month.

Kwame MensahBuilding a Reddit-first product

Milestone posts were my blind spot — I thought bragging about numbers was tacky. Read thirty of them here and realised the good ones are never about the number.

Yuki SatoDesigner turned founder

I check it the way I used to check Dribbble. Ten minutes, one folder, done.

Rosa IversenBuilding a health app

What I actually use it for: proving to my co-founder that the thing he thinks is unprofessional is what everyone successful is doing. Works every time.