TapDraftBuilt in public by @niccolobanti

The draft arrives. You decide if it ships.

TapDraft is an AI copilot for X, for people who build in public. It reads what you ship, drafts posts and replies in your voice, and sends you a notification. It never publishes: one tap opens X's composer, and the last word is yours.

Read-only on X: tweet.read, users.read, offline.access. It cannot post, follow or DM.

  • Early access in small waves, in the order people join.
  • Founding price: 29 USD/month or 290 USD/year instead of 39 USD/month or 390 USD/year, locked for as long as you stay subscribed.
  • Nothing to pay today. Two emails: your invite, then the launch.

Tap a notification to open the draft

From what you shipped to a post you chose

TapDraft does the first two steps. The third one is always yours.

  1. 1TapDraft

    It reads what you actually did

    Commits and releases from GitHub, your changelog, a quick note you jot down in TapDraft, and the people who mention you on X.

  2. 2TapDraft

    It writes in your voice

    Learned from your own posts, not from a generic “founder tone”. Posts, replies and quotes, a few a day, never a flood.

  3. 3You

    You publish, inside X

    The notification opens X's composer with the draft in it. Edit it, post it, or throw it away.

Two drafts, two endings

Illustrative examples of what lands on your phone. One goes out exactly as written. The other gets trimmed first, and TapDraft notices what you keep cutting.

You @youPosted as drafted

Why nowv2.0 went out 20 minutes ago: 214 files changed, 11,000 lines deleted.

I deleted 11,000 lines of code today and the app got faster.

The sync engine I spent six weeks building is gone. It's been replaced by 300 lines and one boring Postgres table.

Lesson I keep relearning: the clever version is the one you end up debugging at 2am.

Source: GitHub release v2.0Example
You @youEdited before posting

Why nowFrom a note you typed at 23:40: “pricing page test, nobody reads it”

I A/B tested my pricing page for a month.

Four variants, three fonts, two layouts and one very long spreadsheet later, here's what I found.

The winner wasn't a layout. It was one sentence under the button: “Cancel in two clicks.”

People don't read pricing pages. They look for the exit.

What's worked for you? Drop it below.

Source: a brain dump noteCut twice: you never end on a question

TapDraft cannot post for you, even if it wanted to.

  • Read-only access to X. Zero write permissions, visible in your own X settings.
  • No auto-posting, no auto-follow, no auto-DM, no engagement pods.
  • A daily cap and quiet hours, so your feed keeps sounding like you and your phone stays calm.

Get your invite

Founding price 29 USD/month or 290 USD/year instead of 39 USD/month or 390 USD/year, locked for as long as you stay subscribed. Nothing to pay today.

Before you join

When does it launch?

When it is ready for people who are not me. Invites go out in small waves, in the order people confirmed their spot on the list, and everyone gets a launch email after that.

Do I pay anything now?

No. Joining the list is free. When your invite arrives you can subscribe at the founding price, 29 USD/month or 290 USD/year instead of 39 USD/month or 390 USD/year, locked for as long as you stay subscribed. Tax added at checkout. 7 day money back guarantee.

Is there a free tier or a trial?

No. One plan, with a 7 day money back guarantee instead.

Why do you ask for my X handle?

It is optional, and it does not change your place in line. It lets me see who is waiting and say hello on X.