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For SaaS founders

Marketing that runs on git push.

gittomarket turns your git commits into search- and AI-visible content about your product — blog posts, a living changelog, and social posts written from what you actually shipped, not from keywords.

On Pro: edit it, approve it, or do nothing — it posts itself. Free auto-posts a stat caption, no draft step.

Read-only GitHub access. We never store your code — only stats and commit messages from GitHub's API.

AI writing tools generate from keywords. gittomarket generates from your shipped code — content only you could publish.

git push

you already ship

Blog + changelog

written from your commits

Found on Google & AI

indexed, then read by ChatGPT

Social posts too

X · LinkedIn · Bluesky

We use it ourselves: 🔥 1-day streak · 25 posts shipped · 68 articles indexed — from git push.

live demo

Paste any public repo — see what shipping produces.

Real commits, real stats. This preview shows the social post — blog posts and changelog entries are generated the same way, from your real commit history. No sign-up required.

Platform

This posts automatically every morning.

Connect GitHub + X once. Zero effort from there. Free for 10 posts/month.

Start free

SamplePaste your repo on the left to see yours

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octocat@octocat

shipped: onboarding flow live — plus 8 more commits on launchpad today 9 commits · +312 −88 🔥 14-day streak

8:30 AM · Jul 12, 2026

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how it works

Three steps. Then it runs.

Connect GitHub

About 90 seconds, once. Read-only GitHub access — revoke any time. Add X or LinkedIn if you also want social posts.

We only write when there's a real search match

Not every shipping day becomes an article. On Pro/trial, we check what shipped against real queries your site already ranks for (via Search Console, once connected) — and draft only on a genuine fit, length following the substance. You approve the topic on your dashboard, Slack, or Telegram first. The social caption is separate and drafts every morning regardless — edit it, approve it, or do nothing and it posts itself. Free tier auto-posts a stat caption instead — either way, no daily content chore.

Published on shipping days — search engines & AI see it

Blog posts get indexed and your changelog stays current only on days you actually ship. On Pro/trial, quiet weeks can still get a post — from older shipped work, or (with your product profile set) a short reflection — so your blog keeps momentum between ships.

Don't start from zero. Backfill your blog — we turn your commit history into articles. Weeks with 3+ commits from the last 12 weeks each become a blog post. Your last 3 months of shipping become content on day one.

for product teams

Your team ships every week. Does the market see it?

Founders and small product teams (5–50 people, eng ships weekly, 0–2 marketers) already build. Customers and prospects rarely hear about it. gittomarket turns real shipping into SEO blog posts and a public changelog customers can trust — plus LinkedIn and X posts and an early-access list that fills itself — without hiring content.

  • Changelog customers trust

    What shipped and when, updated automatically at yourname.gittomarket.io — not maintained by hand.

  • Publishes to the site you already run

    Connect Webflow, WordPress, or Ghost yourself in Settings — published to your domain automatically.

  • Brand voice, tuned to your buyers

    Tell us who you sell to once. Captions and posts are written for those buyers — product momentum, not commit-log jargon.

  • Social posts included — X + LinkedIn

    Customer updates on LinkedIn, X, and Bluesky from the same shipping day — not three separate write-ups.

  • Targets real search queries, not just recaps

    Connect Google Search Console and articles target queries your site already ranks for. You approve the topic before anything's written.

Connect it yourself, in Settings

WebflowWordPressGhost</>Your custom stack

Team seats (multi-seat, multi-repo) are being built with design partners — email hello@gittomarket.io to get in early.

How product teams use gittomarket →

not a mockup

We run gittomarket on gittomarket.

This isn't an illustration — that's a real commit from our own repo, and the article on the right is live on our blog right now.

$ git log --oneline -1

1c52a59 feat: RSS feed on build pages (blog connector v1)

— one real commit, one shipping day

gittomarket.io/w/gittomarket/weekly-…
Screenshot of the live article "How ChatGPT finds your product — and why we shipped RSS in 2026" published July 19, 2026

Read the real article — live on our site

The new search

Be the answer ChatGPT gives

When your buyers ask AI assistants what tool to use, the assistants answer from what they can read on the open web. Current, factual pages about what your product actually does are exactly what they cite.

Found on Google

Illustration of a Google results page with yourdomain.com/blog as the first result

Cited by AI assistants

Illustration of an AI assistant answer citing yourdomain.com/blog and yourdomain.com/changelog as sources

illustrations

ChatGPTPerplexityGemini

AI reads the open web

Answers come from indexed pages, not ads.

Fresh & factual wins

Real, current product pages get cited.

That's what we publish

Updated every day you ship.

your build page

Every account gets a public build page.

Blog posts, changelog, what's shipping next, and waitlist / early-access signups — updated from what you actually ship. Hosted for you at yourname.gittomarket.io, or published to the site you already run — connect WordPress, Ghost, or Webflow yourself in Settings.

yourname.gittomarket.io
● WaitlistShipping nextChangelogBlog

yourname — what shipped this week

Release proof and early access in one place. People watching you ship can join the list without you writing a landing page.

Join early access

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See our live page → gittomarket.gittomarket.io

Backfill: last 12 weeks of shipping → blog posts on day one (weeks with 3+ commits).

captions

Written for your customers, not your commit log.

Your commits stay technical. Posts shouldn't be. On Pro/trial, captions are tuned to who you sell to — approve or edit each morning, or let them post. Free tier posts the plain stat format.

your commit

billing: founding seat cap (20) — stamp-once seats, Pro $29 fallthrough

what your audience sees

Day 12: shipped seat limits and a simpler upgrade flow so your marketing runs itself

– Founding seats capped at 20 — early buyers get a locked price, automatically

pricing

Start free. Scale when shipping pays off.

$9/mofirst 20 foundersyou're here — 17 left
$29/monext 30 builders
$49/moeveryone after

Your price locks forever at the step you join.

The founding 20 — $9/mo, forever

The price locks before it becomes $29. Everything below is included.

  • Everything in Pro, forever at $9 — you save $240 every year, permanently
  • We promote you: we'll personally quote-post your launch and build page from our own account
  • Judge it on results first: 14 days of full Pro free, no card
  • First month is guaranteed: email us within 30 days if it's not working out and we'll refund your $9

17 of 20 seats left

Free

$0/month

  • 10 posts/month
  • Blog post + changelog entry, X
  • Public build page
  • 25 waitlist signups
Start free

Founding

$9/mo forever

17 of 20 seats left · locks forever

  • Everything in Pro
  • $9 locked forever (20 seats)
  • 14-day full Pro trial, no card
Claim founding seat

Pro

$29/month

Full product · rises to $49 later

  • 50 posts/month — X, LinkedIn & Bluesky
  • ICP-tuned captions + SEO articles
  • Brand kit — your voice + logo on your build page
  • Unlimited waitlist + CSV export
  • Custom domain, CLI + MCP
Start free — 14-day Pro trial

Team

For product companies

Seats, multi-repo. In design-partner phase — we're building this with a few product companies first.

hello@gittomarket.io →

Cancel anytime · 100% content ownership · read-only GitHub — stats + commit messages only

faq

Fair questions.

What happens on days I don't commit?

Nothing gets invented. Zero-commit days get zero social posts, by design. On Pro/trial, quiet weeks can still get a blog post — from older shipped work, or a short reflection — so your blog doesn't go completely silent.

How do you decide what to write about?

We don't force an article on every shipping day. We match what shipped against real search queries your site already ranks for (Google Search Console, once connected) — or a set of likely keywords if you haven't connected it yet — and only draft when there's a genuine fit. You approve the specific topic on your dashboard, Slack, or Telegram before anything gets written, so nothing publishes without you seeing it first. The rare exception is a short reflection on weeks with zero commits in 14 days — not keyword-targeted, so it publishes automatically rather than waiting on a topic to approve.

What if I do nothing with the draft?

It posts itself. On Pro (and your 14-day trial), every morning you get an AI draft — edit it, approve it, or ignore it and it goes out on schedule. Free tier skips the draft step entirely and auto-posts a plain stat caption — either way, you stay in control without needing to be at your desk.

What access does the GitHub App get?

Read-only. We only ever use commit stats and commit messages from GitHub's API responses — numbers and messages, never your file contents or diffs as a product feature. It cannot write code, open PRs, or push commits. Revoke in one click from github.com/settings/installations.

Does my code leave GitHub?

No. We request metadata through GitHub's API (commit counts, messages, additions/deletions). Your source code stays on GitHub — we never store your repo contents.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes. Cancel anytime from billing. You keep what you've already posted and your content ownership. Drop to Free with no charge if you were on a trial.

What happens after my 14-day trial?

You drop to the Free plan automatically — 10 posts/month, build page capped at 25 signups. No charge, no card needed.

More questions? Read the full FAQ →