For builders

Have customers waiting before you launch.

You ship something every week. You post about it maybe once a month. Cupkey plans your build time around the rest of your life, then turns what you shipped into posts, so people are following along long before launch day.

Google and Outlook calendars · No credit card · Read-only until you say so
Sound familiar?
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You ship on Tuesday and forget about it by Friday.

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Writing the post takes longer than building the feature did.

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Your side project eats every evening because nothing tells you to stop.

How Cupkey helps

One app for the whole loop. Plan it, finish it, show it.

Planner

Ship more without burning out.

Day job, meetings, the gym, dinner. Tell Cupkey when you work and it shows you the real hours left for building this week. It stops you before you promise yourself a weekend you don’t have, and when the evening runs out, Fix my day picks what to finish and moves the rest.

Build hours this week91%
bookedcap at 80%
This week is full. “Rewrite the onboarding emails” moves to next Monday.
Spotlight

Build your audience while you build the product.

Every shipped feature becomes a LinkedIn or X post, with the real time it took. Post as you go and you’re building an audience and your own distribution. By launch day, people have watched it come together, and they’re ready to try it.

  • An audience that grows with the product
  • Distribution before launch day
  • Posts in a minute, from your real tasks
Added Stripe checkout
Estimated 3h · Took 5h 10m · Day 41
↓  Cupkey writes it up
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YouJust now · LinkedIn
Written from your taskEdit · Copy
Homer

Tell your build story when it counts.

Applying for a role, or talking to someone about what you’ve made? Homer reads everything you’ve shipped and pulls it into a short story with your best work first.

HomerYour career coach
Sample
Interview prep
Here’s what you built this quarter.
  1. Shipped 23 features across the app, including payments and onboarding.
  2. Went from first commit to paying users in 9 weeks.
  3. Posted about the build 31 times along the way.
Homer’s tipLead with the 9 weeks. It shows you can ship.
Timesheets

Plan the next sprint on real numbers.

Cupkey times your tasks as you go, so you see exactly where your build hours went. Your next estimate comes from history, not hope. Export it as Excel or PDF, or share a link.

Your week, as a timesheetWeek 43 · filled in as you worked
DayTasks donePlannedLoggedAccuracy
Mon76h 40m7h 05m94%
Tue66h 10m6h 35m93%
Wed85h 50m5h 30m95%
Thu56h 00m6h 45m89%
Fri44h 00m3h 50m96%
Week3028h 40m29h 45m93%
Questions
Will my posts sound like AI wrote them?
They’re written from your actual tasks, with your real numbers, in plain words. And you always edit before you post, so it ends up sounding like you.
I build after my day job. Does that work?
Yes. Set your hours for each day, evenings included, and Cupkey plans inside them. It’ll tell you when the evening is full too.
Can I use the same task for LinkedIn and X?
Yes. Cupkey writes a longer version for LinkedIn and a short one for X from the same task.
What if I plan more than I can do?
Then Fix my day has your back. At the end of the day, it shows what still fits and moves the rest to tomorrow.

Ship it. Then say so.

Plan your build time, finish what you start, and let Cupkey write the post.