Will this get my account flagged?

No. Torbit never posts on its own. Posts go out only after you click approve, on your schedule.

Will my posts sound like AI?

The one thing we optimize against. Torbit drafts from how you already write. If it doesn't sound like you, reject it, and it learns.

Do I have to post every day?

No. Approve what's good, skip the rest. Some days that's three posts, some days none. The queue waits.

What if I do not have time to review?

Drafts sit in your queue until you get to them. Nothing expires into an auto-post. The loop only moves when you say go.

Does it get better the more I use it?

Yes. Every post you approve or reject teaches it your voice, so drafts need less editing over time.

Which sources does Torbit watch?

Reddit, Hacker News, Google News, X, Lobsters, Product Hunt, and your own RSS feeds, scoped to the niche you set. They cover where most technical and founder conversations start, so drafts come from something current rather than a blank page.

Do the posts just summarize the thread?

No. The thread is the hook, not the content. Torbit drafts your take in your voice, and you approve or reject before anything posts.

Turn Reddit, Hacker News, and Google News into tweets

Torbit watches Reddit, Hacker News, and Google News in your niche and drafts X posts off what is actually moving, so you always have something real to post about.

Updated 2026-06-29

The real problem is not writing, it is knowing what to write about

Most people who fall off X do not fall off because they cannot write. They fall off because they open the box, have nothing in mind, and close it. The blank page is a what-to-say problem before it is a how-to-say-it problem.

The fix is to start from something real. When a draft is already in front of you, tied to a thread you would have found interesting anyway, posting stops being a chore you avoid.

Monitor your niche sources, not the whole timeline

Living on the timeline to find ideas is its own time sink, and the timeline rewards outrage over relevance. Torbit watches the places where your niche actually talks: Reddit threads, Hacker News discussions, and Google News coverage in your space.

You tell it your niche; it does the reading. Instead of scrolling for an hour hoping for a spark, you get a short list of what is moving and a draft to go with it.

From a Reddit or Hacker News thread to a draft in your voice

When something relevant surfaces, Torbit drafts a post off the back of it in your voice. Not a summary of the thread, but your take on it, in the way you would phrase it.

You read the draft, edit a word if you want, and approve or reject. The thread gave you the hook, the draft gave you the start, and you kept the judgment about whether it is worth sending.

Stay relevant without living on the feed

Relevance is about showing up when a conversation is happening, not about being online all day. A loop that watches your sources and drafts off them lets you stay in the conversation in about ten minutes a day.

You are not chasing the algorithm or scrolling for material. You are reviewing a short queue of drafts tied to real, recent threads, and shipping the ones that are good.

Questions

Which sources does Torbit watch?: Reddit, Hacker News, Google News, X, Lobsters, Product Hunt, and your own RSS feeds, scoped to the niche you set. They cover where most technical and founder conversations start, so drafts come from something current rather than a blank page.
Do the posts just summarize the thread?: No. The thread is the hook, not the content. Torbit drafts your take in your voice, and you approve or reject before anything posts.

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