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A LinkedIn post about your work that doesn't sound like LinkedIn

Developers skip LinkedIn because writing about yourself feels like bragging. Start from facts instead: this reads what you actually shipped last week on a public GitHub repo and drafts a short, numbers-first post in plain language that you can edit and post.

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Paste any public repo. Get this week’s post in seconds.

We read the repo’s last full week of public commits, PRs and issues. Nothing is stored, and there’s nothing to sign up for.

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Written in a no-hype voice, with real numbers from the repo.

What you get

Sample post (illustrative)
Shipped this week on my side project:

- A ⌘K command palette
- Notion import
- 9 bugs closed (thanks to everyone who reported them)

47 commits, 6 PRs. Next up: onboarding emails.

What's the one feature you'd want in a tool like this?

Why it doesn't read like a LinkedIn post

  • It starts from your real commits and PRs, so every claim is backed by something you shipped.
  • No "thrilled to announce", no emoji walls, no engagement bait. Just numbers, outcomes and one honest question.
  • Short: 4–8 lines, which works on LinkedIn, X and Bluesky alike.

Tips for developer posts that get replies

  • Name the user problem, not the tech stack.
  • Share one number: commits, users, revenue or time saved.
  • Post weekly at the same time. A streak builds more audience than one viral post.
  • Reply to every comment in the first hour.

Post it straight to LinkedIn

Copy the draft and paste it into LinkedIn, or sign up and connect LinkedIn to publish in one click, every week, with an optional revenue chart from Stripe or Lemon Squeezy. Nothing goes out until you approve it.

Questions

Will it post to my LinkedIn automatically?

No. The free tool only drafts the post for you to copy. After signing up you can connect LinkedIn and publish with one click, and only after you approve each post.

Does it work for private or work repos?

The free tool reads public repos. Signed-in makers can connect private repos through the read-only GitHub App. Always check your employer's rules before posting about work code.

Can I change the tone?

Yes. Edit the draft freely. Signed-in makers can save past posts as voice samples so future drafts sound like them.

Is it free?

The tool is free with no account. Ship & Shout has a free plan; Pro adds more sources and themes.

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Get this every week, without pasting anything

Connect GitHub (read-only) and Ship & Shout drafts your week on the day you pick, with a revenue chart if you add Stripe or Lemon Squeezy. Nothing posts until you approve it.