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idk man. spent all day on this auth thing. kept breaking. finally worked but im not even sure why. pushed it anyway. also fixed that bug from yesterday i think
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spent a whole day chasing a session bug that kept logging me out on every refresh. turns out the token refresh was firing twice and canceling itself.
fixed it. cleared the dead middleware while i was in there. not glamorous but the auth flow finally works end to end.
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The problem
“It's 11pm. You just fixed the bug. You open Twitter. Blank box. You close it.”
Not because you have nothing to say. Because switching from builder mode to content mode at the end of a long day feels impossible. So you say nothing. Again.
This is for the developer who follows Marc Lou and knows they should be building in public. Who has strong opinions about their stack. Who pushes commits almost every day and has nothing to show for it on Twitter — not because they don't want to, but because staring at a blank box after 8 hours of coding is the last thing they want to do. That's who ShipStory is for.
How it works
Your commits do most of the work
Connect your GitHub repo. ShipStory pulls every commit from your day automatically — the actual changes, the fix messages, the refactors. That's your story. You don't have to remember it.
Write two sentences if you want
Open the log. Type whatever — rough is fine. "Spent all day on auth, fixed it, not sure why it works now." You don't need to explain the tech. Your commits already did.
AI writes the tweet
Gemini reads your commits, your note, your mood. Writes a tweet that sounds like a real developer talking — specific, honest, no corporate tone. Plus a short video idea if you want to hit record.
You approve. Done.
Read it. Edit a word if you want. Hit publish. One click to Twitter/X. Under two minutes total. Back to building.
Real input. Real output.
You write the rough draft.
ShipStory turns it into something worth posting.
Your log entry
MOOD: OKAYsupabase realtime was broken all morning. wrong channel name lol. 3 hours. whatever it works. also added the nav dropdown thing
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238 CHARSspent 3 hours debugging a realtime issue only to find out i had the wrong channel name in the subscription. classic.
also finally shipped a nav dropdown so switching between projects doesn't mean going back to the home screen every time. small thing. felt good.
Video script
“I lost 3 hours to a typo.”
📷 face cam — frustrated look, no words yet
"I just spent 3 hours debugging something. Watch."
📷 screen recording — your editor open, realtime not firing
"This subscription listener. Just not working. I checked everything."
📷 zoom into one line of code — the channel name string
"One character. Wrong channel name. That's it. That's the whole bug."
📷 screen — app working in real time, data flowing
"Anyway. It works. Back to building." — cut.
~30 SEC · NO SCRIPT NEEDED · JUST HIT RECORD
No "excited to share" · No hashtag spam · No corporate tone · Ever
Pricing
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