Askryn

07:00 · your morning on X, filtered

8people on X who already asked. At most.You post it.

people on X who already asked. At most. You post it.

Askryn is a morning brief for founders who sell on X. Every morning it reads about 120 public posts from the last 24 hours, keeps the ones where a real person asked for, or is stuck without, what you sell, and hands you up to eight of them with a reply drafted in your voice. Some days it is three. One click opens X with the reply prefilled. You post it. We never touch your account.

Get tomorrow's briefa week free, or your first three replies · then $29 a month, locked for twelve months · no auto-posting, ever

Proof so far is the founder's own, not a customer's yet: 5 replies sent from @torengaw on 2026-09-04, median post age 24.5 hours, answers logged through 2026-09-05: 0 of 5. The thread with every post, score and draft goes up on 8 September. Live numbers across all users appear here after 100 real sends.

120public posts read per brief
≤8reach you, scored seven or higher. A thin day shows three, never a six.
2users at most ever see the same post. You, never twice.

One morning with Askryn

Ten minutes, start to finish. Everything Askryn does happens in steps one, two, three and five. Step four is yours, and stays yours.

  1. 1

    07:00. The brief lands in your inbox.

    At the hour you pick, in your time zone. About 120 public posts from the last 24 hours were read; the ones that reached seven are in the mail, one link each.

  2. 2

    Read a card. Ten seconds.

    The post, the score, one line on why it qualified: an explicit ask, present-tense pain, or someone leaving a tool in your space. Under seven never reaches you.

  3. 3

    Read the draft. Change what you like.

    One observation from their words, one question they will want to answer. No link, no product name in the first sentence, under 240 characters, in the register measured from your own posts.

  4. 4

    Press Open on X. Then press post. Yourself.

    The reply is prefilled in X's own composer. Askryn has no way to post, follow or message from your account, and never asks for one.

  5. 5

    Askryn watches the thread and reports the week.

    Mails you when they answer, drafts the next move, nudges once after two days of silence, tracks the link in message two, and mails Monday's numbers: sent, answered, trials.

Askryn is for you if

  • +You sell a software product, roughly $9 to $199 a month, and your buyers describe their problem on X.
  • +Your X account posts. Not big, but alive: replies from a dormant account do not get answered, and Askryn cannot fix that.
  • +You can answer up to eight people a day, in your own words, and you would rather answer three good ones than scroll 750.

It is not for

  • ×Volume. If you want leads by the hundred, SuperX and Buska sell that. Askryn sells the ones you would actually answer.
  • ×Auto-posting, DMs at scale, or growth on autopilot. Askryn refuses all three, on purpose, and says so below.
  • ×Any platform but X. Depth here is the whole point.
01 · The cut

Twelve hand-written queries find the posts. A frozen rubric scores them.

An explicit ask, present-tense pain, or someone leaving a tool in your space. Under seven does not reach you. The rubric is versioned and regression-tested against the founder's own labels, and a thin day shows three cards, never a padded eight.
02 · The draft

One observation from their words, one question they want to answer.

No link, no product name in the first sentence, under 240 characters, labelled AI-drafted. In your register, measured from your own posts, never a copied sentence. Edit it; the edits are the point.
03 · The loop

You post it. Askryn watches the thread and reports the week.

Tells you when they answer, drafts the next move, nudges once after two days, tracks the link in message two, and mails Monday's numbers: sent, answered, trials.

Why not just ask Grok?

You can. Grok Tasks will search X for you every morning inside X Premium, and we run exactly that task on the same niches as a control. What it hands back is a list: no cut, repeats from yesterday, people selling the thing being asked for, nothing drafted, nothing counted. Askryn's job starts where the list ends: the cut at seven, no repeats, the draft in your voice, the one-click send, and the week's numbers.

The control, day by day · logging since 4 September, first days land this week.

What Askryn refuses to do

  • —No auto-posting. Not with approval either. Your account posts only what you press post on.
  • —No DMs, no follows, no engagement farming. Replies to people who asked, from you.
  • —No leads-per-day pricing. Up to eight cards, because eight is what you will actually answer.
  • —No multi-platform. Depth on X is the whole point.
  • —No third-party post text kept longer than 24 hours.
  • —No pile-ons. A post reaches two Askryn users at most, and you never see one twice.
  • —Monthly billing only. Cancel from the billing page any day; come back inside the lock and the founding price is still yours.

Pricing

Founding cohort: the first 50 accounts, or anyone who pays before 2026-10-31, keep Start at $29 for 12 months, including after a cancel and return inside that time. After that, a single ICP is the Solo price.

Trial

Seven mornings or your first three replies, whichever comes first. If the first brief has no real buying post, the trial was free.Free

Start · founding

One ICP, eight cards every morning, one regeneration a day.$29/mo

Solo

Start plus a second ICP and three regenerations a day.$49/mo

Studio · agencies

Three ICPs on one account and the outcome report. For agencies and studios.$99/mo