Founders make plenty of content. LinkedIn just never sees it.

BuntingPost launched in 2026 as an evergreen content engine: save your best posts, and AI rewrites each one fresh on a schedule, in your voice. Within the first month, early users told us the same thing. They did not want help rewriting old posts. They wanted LinkedIn off their plate entirely. So we changed course, and we changed it fast.

Writing was never the hard part either. The material already exists: your customer testimonials and case studies, your blog, your changelog and release notes, your meeting notes and demo calls, your X account, your GitHub activity. The hard part is sitting down every week to translate all that into LinkedIn's format and tone. That is the chore BuntingPost removes. Connect your sources, set your audience and your rules, and review posts for a few minutes a week.

Those source connectors are the heart of the product, and we are honest about where they stand: they ship in stages. Changelogs, blog feeds, and X repurposing came first. The rest land one by one, and the changelog tracks each one as it ships.

Today BuntingPost publishes to LinkedIn and X, with engagement analytics per post and an AI read on what works for your audience. The evergreen engine lives on inside it: your best posts still go back into rotation, rewritten fresh. A tiny independent team builds and runs it, and we use it on our own accounts every day.