You're a builder, not a poster.
Grow on X and Reddit
in 10 minutes a day.
Almor works your real accounts, in your own browser, drafting posts and replies that sound like you. Nothing goes live until you say yes.
Almor lives in your browser as a small side panel. Tell it what you want in plain words, and it promotes your business for you: it reads the threads, finds the people worth talking to, and drafts in your voice, right on the page in front of you.
X and Reddit today. LinkedIn next.
Free to create an account. Answer a few quick questions, get your plan, then pick a tier.
- Drafts that sound like you
- Finds the threads worth entering
- You approve every move
Watch it in action
Filmed live by Ludovico, Almor’s founder: Almor surfaced this lead mid recording. He read the reply and signed up in the thread.
Real account, real page, real action.
Watch it work a morning.
The side panel, next to the page it is working. Ask it a question and every step shows up on both sides in real time. Nothing posts until you tap Approve.
Example session on X. You type: Anyone worth replying to this morning? Almor opens your notifications, finds a question from Dana about Stripe webhooks failing silently, loads your voice skill and the X reply playbook, reads her thread, and drafts a reply from the retry system you shipped: a short intro, a two item numbered list, and one closing line with an emoji. The draft waits in the approvals tray until you press Approve. Only then does Almor click reply, type the text, click the post button and capture the result. It closes by noting it remembers Dana asked about pricing last month.
The side panel, mid session. Nothing posts until you tap Approve.
You didn't start a company to live on Twitter.
But it doesn't get found on its own. Staying visible is 7 to 14 hours a week, per platform. Run two or three platforms at once and that is 25 to 35 hours a week, a second full-time job.
It is slow, too. Six to twelve months before it compounds, if it ever does. A ghostwriter runs $2,000 to $5,000 a month, per platform. Most solo launches still get zero customers.
So every night it is the same trade. Ship, or post. You ship, because that is why you are here, and another week goes by where nobody hears about what you built.
Almor takes that off your plate.
Set it up once. It carries the week.
Five parts, one loop. Routines do the recurring work, the calendar shows what is planned, skills and memory make it sound like you, and every action waits in approvals.
Routines
Standing orders in plain words. Almor runs them on schedule, and every result still lands in your approval queue.
Morning reply sweep · runningWeekly post draft · Mon 09:00Mention monitor · every 3 hoursCalendar
Planned posts and scheduled actions on a week view, so you see what is coming before it goes out.
A week strip with planned actions spread across the days and today highlighted.
Skills
Per platform playbooks it loads before every session. What works on X, what works on Reddit, and how you want each handled.
X repliesReddit threadsLaunch postsMemory
Your voice, your product, every past conversation. Day ninety sounds more like you than day one.
Your voiceWhat you shippedWho asked whatApprovals
The queue where every outward action waits for a yes. Approve, edit, or skip, from one place.
An approval card asking to post a reply, with Approve and Decline buttons.
Every draft you edit and every one you reject teaches it what you would have said. People don't connect with content. They connect with people.
Why it's safe on your real accounts.
- Human pace, by design. One real action at a time, the way a person moves. No blasts, no hundred posts firing at 3am, nothing that trips a spam filter.
- Your browser, your accounts, your login. No scrapers and no bot farm, so nothing looks fake and nothing gets you banned.
- Private by default. Passwords, one-time codes, and card fields are redacted on your machine before the model sees anything.
- You stay in control. Approve everything at first, and loosen it only when Almor has earned it.
Doing it yourself vs. the shortcuts.
| Approach | Do it yourself | Ghostwriter | Generic AI tool | Almor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Time it costs you | 25 to 35 hrs/week | Hours to brief & review | Low, it blasts for you | Minutes to approve |
| Cost per month | ~$50 to $150 in tools | $2,000 to $5,000, per platform | $30 to $100 | One plan, every platform |
| Sounds like you | Yes, it's you | Sort of | No, templates | Yes, learned from your posts |
| You approve every post | Yes | Not really | No, it auto-blasts | Yes, nothing sends without your yes |
| Your real accounts | Yes | You hand over logins | Risky, bot farms get banned | Your own browser and logins |
Free to create an account. Almor builds your plan before any payment.
Who's building this
I almost didn't ship this. An AI in your real browser, on your real accounts, is a serious thing to hand someone. So I made it ask first, redact your secrets locally, and never move twice without you. I built the version I'd trust with my own accounts, then I started using it on mine every day. That's the whole pitch.
Ludovico, founderQuestions founders ask.
Will it ever post without me?
No. Everything waits for your yes until you deliberately hand over specific actions, one kind at a time, and you can take that back whenever you want. That is the core mechanic of the product, not a setting you have to find.
Will it sound like AI?
It drafts from your past posts, and every edit you make teaches it. You read every draft before it ships, so nothing that doesn't sound like you ever goes out.
Is it safe on my real accounts?
It works inside your own browser, at a human pace, one action at a time. No bot farm, no handed-over logins. Passwords, one-time codes, and card fields are redacted on your machine before the model sees anything.
Which platforms does it work on?
X and Reddit today. LinkedIn is next.
Does my computer need to be on?
Almor works inside your browser, so it acts while your browser is open. Routines run when it is, and anything due while it is closed simply waits and runs when you are back. Your accounts are never worked from someone else's servers.
How much of my time does it need?
About ten minutes a day. You read the drafts and tap approve, edit, or skip.
What does it cost?
Every subscription includes every platform; the tiers differ only in how much the agent can do each month. See pricing.
Your competitors are posting today.
I onboard in small waves to keep every account high-quality. Join now and Almor can be drafting your first replies this wave. Wait, and it is another month of choosing between building and being seen.
Early access · first wave
- First access, before the public launch.
- Onboarded by me, one founder at a time.
- Your feedback shapes how the agent behaves.
Your account is free to create. The plan comes before any payment.