<p><b>Startup description</b></p><p>My platform is an AI social media management SaaS for creators, founders, marketers, and small businesses. It helps users plan their content strategy, generate posts, build a content calendar, and schedule/publish content from one place.</p><p>I originally built it because most social tools either focus heavily on scheduling or on AI writing, while the actual planning process still happens manually across ChatGPT, spreadsheets and separate design/publishing tools. My platform brings that workflow together.</p><p>The product is live, has paying customers and continues to get users without much active marketing.</p><p><b>Key highlights:<b></b></b></p><ul> <li>AI-generated content strategies based on the user's brand</li> <li>AI content ideas and post generation</li> <li>Monthly and weekly content calendar planning</li> <li>Social media scheduling and publishing</li> <li>Brand-aware content generation</li> <li>Calendar suggestions</li> <li>Free marketing tools used for organic acquisition</li> <li>User accounts, subscriptions and billing</li> <li>Production-ready admin and backend infrastructure</li> </ul> <p>There is still a lot of room to expand the product, especially around automated content creation, creator workflows and agency/team features.</p><p><b>Team</b></p><p>The platform is currently run by me as a solo founder. I designed and built the product and handle development, product decisions and the small amount of marketing currently being done.</p><p><b>Tech Stack</b></p><p>SvelteKit, TypeScript, Supabase, AI SDK, Trigger.dev and Cloudflare.</p><p><b>Marketing and growth</b></p><p>Most growth so far has been organic.</p><p>I have done very little paid acquisition or serious outbound marketing. Users have mainly come through organic discovery, SEO/free tools, and direct traffic.</p><p>This leaves several fairly obvious growth channels that haven't been pushed yet, including creator outreach, SEO expansion, partnerships, affiliate programs, and paid acquisition.</p><p>There is also an opportunity to build an outbound engine around creators and small businesses that already use competing social media tools.</p><p><b>Revenue and profit</b></p><p>The platform is already monetized and has generated approximately $525 in revenue so far.</p><p>Current MRR is still under $200, so the business is very early. Revenue has been generated without a serious paid acquisition strategy, an outbound sales operation, or full-time founder attention.</p><p>Operating costs are relatively low, with the main expenses coming from hosting, database infrastructure and AI/API usage.</p><p>Because the customer base is still small, I don't think churn, CAC or LTV numbers are mature enough yet to be useful acquisition metrics.</p><p><b>Return on investment</b></p><p>The opportunity here is less about buying today's cash flow and more about skipping the expensive part of starting a SaaS from scratch.</p><p>A buyer gets a working product with authentication, billing, AI workflows, social publishing infrastructure, content planning, a production database, existing users and early revenue already in place.</p><p>The upside is that most of the obvious distribution channels haven't been seriously worked yet.</p><p><b>Startup assets<b></b></b></p><ul> <li>Full production codebase</li> <li>.app domain</li> <li>Existing user database and paying customers</li> <li>Stripe billing and subscription setup</li> <li>Brand and design assets</li> <li>AI content strategy and generation system</li> <li>Social media scheduling/publishing infrastructure</li> <li>Content calendar and planning system</li> <li>SEO pages and free acquisition tools</li> <li>Supabase backend and production database</li> <li>Existing product analytics and historical data</li> <li>Associated social accounts and product assets</li> <li>Handover and technical walkthrough</li> </ul> <p><b>Risks</b></p><p>I think the biggest risk is distribution. The product exists and works, but it still needs someone willing to consistently market it.</p><p>That is also where most of the upside is.</p><p><b>Summary</b></p><p>My platform is suited to someone who wants to acquire an early SaaS and grow it rather than spend months designing and building one from scratch.</p><p>The product is already live, monetized and being used by real customers.</p><p>I built it while working a full-time job, which has limited how much time I can put into distribution. I haven't built a serious outbound engine, run meaningful paid acquisition, or pushed partnerships at scale.</p><p>A buyer is taking over after most of the product-building work has already been done, while much of the growth work is still untouched.</p><p>✅ $528 TTM revenue</p><p>✅ 4 customers</p><p>✅ Business model: SaaS</p><p>✅ Built with TypeScript, Stripe, Replicate</p>