Turn Your GitHub Commits into Customers
You ship code every day. OneUp Today turns those commits into social posts that sound like you, not a robot.
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@yourhandleMy users were searching "prcing" and getting zero results.
So I rebuilt search this week:
→ Understands typos
→ Rewrote the index from scratch
→ Cut out 200 lines of old code
One of those weeks where you delete more code than you write 💪
I rebuilt my app's search from scratch. Here's what I changed.
Users kept misspelling things and getting zero results. Spent a week rewriting the whole search. Here's what I did.
Users deserved better search.
Spent the week rewriting the index from scratch. 🛠️
$3 free starting credit
Why OneUp Today?
Every commit is a story. Here is how developers turn daily work into posts that bring in customers.
Ship a feature → Tell people about it
My most requested feature for 6 months?
Dark mode. 🌙
It's live now. It even knows if your phone is already on dark.
Took 2 days. Should have done it 5 months ago.
Fix a bug → Build trust
A user emailed me: "I lost 45 minutes of work because your app kicked me out mid-upload."
I found the bug in 20 minutes. Fixed it in 10.
That email is now pinned in our team chat.
Never again. 🙏
Clean up code → Show your craft
I rewrote 47 files this week.
Zero things broke. Zero users noticed.
And that's the whole point.
The best code changes are the ones nobody sees. 🧹
“Do the posts feel like AI?”
See for yourself. No hashtag spam. No robot talk. Just a dev sharing their work.
Spent 4 hours on a bug where users got charged but never got their receipt.
The fix? One line. Move the payment check ABOVE the email send.
4 hours to find. 10 seconds to fix. Classic. 😅
Woke up to a $400 cloud bill. 😰
One bot was hitting our app 10,000 times a day.
Added 10 lines of code. Bill went back to $12.
Best 10 lines I ever wrote.
I almost didn't build this feature. Felt too small.
It's a download button. For reports. Took 2 hours.
3 users emailed me the next day saying it saves them hours every month.
Build the "boring" stuff. 🎯
Before: 4 minutes to update our app.
After: 45 seconds.
All I did was look at what we were actually shipping. Half of it was stuff nobody used.
Sometimes the fastest code is the code you delete. 🗑️
How It Works
1. Connect GitHub
Link your GitHub account. We pull your latest commits.
2. Pick Commits
Select what you want to share. AI writes a post that sounds like you.
3. Post Everywhere
Publish to X, Reddit, Instagram, and more. All from one place.
Stop Coding in Silence
Every commit you don't share is a customer you never reach.