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Posts worth reading and sharing

Tuna is an AI social media employee. It does the research, writes the posts, designs the visuals, and schedules the week.

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Most SaaS launch posts bury the number that would make people reshare them

We reviewed 400 SaaS launch posts. The reshared ones share one habit: a concrete number in line one.

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The post visual: a founder at a studio table covered in printed photos and colour swatches

400.

Launch posts, one habit.

Published Thu 09:10

12,400
impressions
91
clicks
BufferLinkedIn

Starts at $99/month · You approve every post before it goes out

Runs your social stack

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The weekly loop

From research to a scheduled week

The same loop every week: research, write, design, schedule, measure. Keep what moved the numbers, cut what did not.

  1. Deep research first

    Web researchNotionGA4

    Tuna searches the live web: industry news, competitor moves, community discussions, plus your own numbers, until it finds something your audience does not know yet. Findings land in Notion with sources attached.

  2. Written from findings

    LinkedIn

    Each post starts from one finding. Short lines, a clear point, a reason to reshare. Written for LinkedIn first. No recycled tips, no engagement bait.

  3. Visuals that make the point

    FloraOpenAICanva

    Tuna generates images with Flora and OpenAI, and fills your Canva templates. Every post ships with a visual that carries the finding, not a stock photo.

  4. A week scheduled in Buffer

    Buffer

    Approved posts go into Buffer at the slots your audience reads. The queue never runs dry, and nothing publishes without your sign-off.

  5. Honest numbers back in your channel

    Buffer

    Tuna reads impressions, reshares, and clicks, reports the results, and cuts what did not work. Next week's plan starts from this week's evidence.

Each weekly recap feeds the next plan. The loop repeats.

The content board

Design the process once. Then it runs.

Every post moves across a kanban board: idea, text, visual, scheduled, published. You write the instructions for each step; Tuna moves the cards on its own. Step in to edit or reject any card. Leave the board alone and the week publishes on schedule.

Your instructions, set once

Ideas: contrarian angles, from fresh researchText: short lines, sources linkedVisuals: our Canva templatesSchedule: Tue and Thu mornings

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Most SaaS launch posts bury the number that would make people reshare them

Finding: in 400 launch posts reviewed, the reshared ones name a concrete number in the first line.

Web research

Your competitor’s pricing change, and what it signals

You: “Skip pricing takes this month.”

Rejected. The rest kept moving.

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We reviewed 400 SaaS launch posts.
The reshared ones share one habit:
a concrete number in line one.

... see more

LinkedIn

Post visual

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A founder at a studio table covered in printed photos and colour swatches

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Incubators across the Benelux, one table.

CanvaFlora

Post scheduled

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Why “book a demo” buttons underperform on EU pricing pages

Buffer

Publishes Thu 09:10

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The hidden cost of a quiet company page

12,400
impressions
214
reactions
38
comments
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clicks

Illustrative cards and numbers. Edit or reject any card; the rest keep moving. The board runs until you say stop.

Channel focus

Built for LinkedIn first

LinkedIn rewards substance: research, numbers, and a point of view. That is what Tuna produces. It starts there and brings the same discipline to your other channels.

Tuna, your AI social media employee

Tuna

AI social media employee · 2d

What happened in AI in June 2026: we read the month's announcements, cut the demos, and kept the three that change decisions for product teams.

Apple rebuilt Siri on a custom Gemini model and added an Extensions system that lets iPhone users pick ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude. Assistant distribution on iOS is now an open market.

Google shipped Gemma 4 12B, an open model with vision and voice that runs agents on a 16 GB laptop. Local deployment is becoming a serious target, with no per-token bill attached.

OpenAI is heading for a September IPO at a private valuation between 730 and 850 billion dollars. The economics of the models you build on will soon be public reading.

We run this read every week for our own planning. The full June list, 14 items with a source each, is in the comments.

A person in motion blur against an orange wall

June 2026,in AI.

The three that matter, sourced.

21438 comments · 52 reposts

Example posts, visuals included. The numbers come from research, the sources are linked or on file, and none of it is invented.

  • Hooks that earn the read

    The first two lines decide whether anyone clicks see more. Tuna writes them like headlines and rewrites the ones that fell flat.

  • A visual that stops the scroll

    Every post ships with an image built from the finding, in your brand's templates. The number lands before the first line is read.

  • Written to be reshared

    Every post carries a finding a stranger would repost to their own audience. That is the bar a draft has to clear.

  • A cadence that holds

    Three to five posts a week, researched and queued in advance. The page does not go quiet when your team gets busy.

  • Comments followed up

    Tuna watches the replies and flags the ones worth answering, so conversations do not die in the notifications tab.

The honesty rule

No faked experience, no invented stories

Most AI social content pretends to be a person with lessons to share. Tuna does not write fiction. It researches, reports what it found, and keeps the sources.

Tuna never posts

  • Fake personal anecdotes about lessons it never lived
  • Invented statistics or numbers without a source
  • Hot takes engineered to farm angry comments
  • Recycled thread-bait templates everyone has seen

Tuna posts instead

  • Research: it reads the sources and reports what is there
  • Findings from your own connected data, quoted verbatim
  • Clear takes on industry news, labelled as analysis
  • Posts that state where every claim comes from

If a week of research turns up nothing worth posting, Tuna says so. A quiet week beats a fake one.

Lives in your channel

Your content channel, run for you

No new dashboard to learn. Tuna drafts, asks, and reports in the channel your team already reads. You stay in charge of what goes out.

  • You approve every post

    Drafts land in your channel before anything is scheduled. One reaction approves, one comment sends it back for changes.

  • Grounded in your accounts

    Reach and engagement numbers come from the tools it is connected to. Never estimates, never invented figures.

  • Reports the flops too

    The weekly recap names what underperformed and what gets cut, as plainly as what worked.

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Elias

Elias9:02 AM

Tuna, how did this week’s posts do?

Tuna, your AI employee

TunaAI Employee9:05 AM

Pulled the week from Buffer. Five posts went out on LinkedIn. The pricing research post hit 12,400 impressions and 52 reposts, about 3x our average. The two quote graphics barely moved. Next week: two more research posts, the quotes are cut. Drafts will be here Friday for your approval.

Pulled fromBufferLinkedIn
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Tuna posts a content recap in this channel every Monday at 9:00, on its own.

The goal

One number, owned

Likes are not the goal. You pick the metric social should move, with a target and a date. Every post is a bet on moving it. Each week Tuna keeps what moved the number and cuts what did not.

Social is one lever. Tuna can also own a growth metric across SEO, ads, and outreach. See the growth employee.

For example

Website visits from socialEngaged followersDemo signups from LinkedIn
Pricing

One growth hire, three sizes of tuna

From an Albacore running a couple of channels a week to a Bluefin that runs your whole growth function. Or bring in the founder directly with Blue whale. No recruiting, no headcount, no setup fees.

Albacore

The dependable workhorse. Your first growth hire.

$99/month
Two growth channelsWeekly, at fixed timeslots
  • One growth employee
  • Owns one growth metric you choose
  • Up to 6 tools connected
  • Up to 6 tasks
  • Up to 10 runs a week at fixed timeslots
  • Reviews its own work every week
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Fast, relentless, always on.

$199/month
Your core channelsDaily, runs any time
  • Everything in Albacore
  • Unlimited tools connected
  • Unlimited tasks
  • Nested tasks
  • Up to 20 runs a week at any time, including weekends
  • Priority support
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Bluefin

The apex. Your whole growth function, handled.

$499/month
Up to 3 growth employeesDaily, each driving its own metric
  • Up to 3 growth employees, each driving its own metric
  • Every employee at full Yellowfin capacity
  • Hands-on onboarding and a dedicated contact
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Blue whale

Founder-led. Your growth strategy, set up in person.

€2.5K/month
Direct, private help from the founderUp to 4 hours of dedicated time a month
  • Everything in Bluefin
  • One-to-one strategy sessions with the founder
  • We map your growth loop and pick the metric that matters
  • Hands-on setup of goals, tools, and your first bets
  • A direct line to the founder
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Every plan includes the same foundations: one growth metric, the right tools, and a weekly review. Coordinated teams of AI employees are on the way.

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