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I'm Benjamin, and I built Hypepen because growing on X felt like a second job: staring at a blank composer, guessing what the algorithm wants, posting at random times.
So I made the tool I wanted, and I've been using it every single day on my own account (@mazaki_eth) to fine-tune every detail before anyone else touches it. Real numbers from my dashboard:
• Followers: 732 to 1,639
• Average impressions per post: ~2,300 to 61,915 (27×)
• All of it in less than two weeks after switching Hypepen on
Every account is different, so that's not a promise. It's just what happened when I stopped guessing.
What Hypepen does
• Reads your last 100 posts and learns your voice: your tone, your habits, your words
• Prepares tomorrow's posts every evening. You swipe to approve, skip or edit
• Writes from what actually makes people follow you: your best pillars, formats and hooks, measured on your own stats
• Picks between a single post and a thread depending on how rich the topic is and how your threads perform
• Schedules at your best times, sorts your mentions and pre-fills replies
No guesswork, no myths. The writing rules come straight from X's open-source ranking code: what it rewards (replies, shares, follows, time spent reading) and what it punishes (engagement bait, generic "AI slop", link spam). I re-read it every time X ships an update. The latest one, from October, rewards posts that people read all the way to the end, so that's built in too.
And nothing goes out without you: every post is approved by you first.
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About Hypepen on Product Hunt
“writes your X (Twitter) posts with AI”
Hypepen was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #178 on the daily leaderboard. Hypepen is a personal branding tool for X (Twitter): account analysis, posts written with AI in the user’s voice, scheduling and replies to mentions.
Hypepen was featured in Productivity (665.4k followers), Twitter (24.4k followers) and Social Media (89.5k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 206.7k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted Hypepen?
Hypepen was hunted by Benjamin. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Benjamin
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Benjamin, and I built Hypepen because growing on X felt like a second job: staring at a blank composer, guessing what the algorithm wants, posting at random times.
So I made the tool I wanted, and I've been using it every single day on my own account (@mazaki_eth) to fine-tune every detail before anyone else touches it. Real numbers from my dashboard:
• Followers: 732 to 1,639
• Average impressions per post: ~2,300 to 61,915 (27×)
• All of it in less than two weeks after switching Hypepen on
Every account is different, so that's not a promise. It's just what happened when I stopped guessing.
What Hypepen does
• Reads your last 100 posts and learns your voice: your tone, your habits, your words
• Prepares tomorrow's posts every evening. You swipe to approve, skip or edit
• Writes from what actually makes people follow you: your best pillars, formats and hooks, measured on your own stats
• Picks between a single post and a thread depending on how rich the topic is and how your threads perform
• Schedules at your best times, sorts your mentions and pre-fills replies
No guesswork, no myths. The writing rules come straight from X's open-source ranking code: what it rewards (replies, shares, follows, time spent reading) and what it punishes (engagement bait, generic "AI slop", link spam). I re-read it every time X ships an update. The latest one, from October, rewards posts that people read all the way to the end, so that's built in too.
And nothing goes out without you: every post is approved by you first.