gittomarket vs tday
tday makes every release a video launch. gittomarket makes every shipping day a permanent record on your domain.
tday turns releases into demo videos, showcase clips, and brand-matched graphics, then publishes across a long list of platforms. Pricing isn't on their site, so the motion looks higher-touch. gittomarket does something narrower on purpose: it turns your git history into a designed social card, a real blog post and living changelog on your own domain, and a public build page with waitlist capture — for $49/mo flat, self-serve. If you need video production, that's not us.
| Capability | gittomarket | tday |
|---|---|---|
| Published, flat price | ✓ $49/mo | — (not public) |
| Self-serve signup, no sales call | ✓ | — (looks sales-assisted) |
| SEO blog + living changelog on your domain | ✓ | — |
| Demo / showcase videos | — | ✓ |
| Re-records assets when your UI changes | — | ✓ |
| Social auto-post (X, LinkedIn, Bluesky) | ✓ | ✓ (9+ platforms) |
| Trigger | git commits | GitHub PRs or a live site/staging crawl |
Who should pick which
Pick tday if showcase video is the point: product demos, re-records when the UI changes, and presence across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and the rest of the social stack. That path makes sense when multi-platform distribution and polished motion assets matter more than owning written pages, and you're fine evaluating pricing through a sales conversation rather than a public plan. Pick gittomarket if the gap is written proof that you ship — SEO-visible posts and a changelog on your domain, plus simple social cards, without inventing copy from thin air. It's built for founders and small product teams who want flat, transparent pricing and don't need a video studio in the loop. Different jobs. Different products.
Fair questions
Can gittomarket make demo videos like tday?
No. gittomarket doesn't produce video. It reads your commits and publishes a designed stat card to X, LinkedIn, and Bluesky, a blog post and living changelog on your domain, and a public build page with waitlist capture. Captions are stat-based and templated; posts are drafted from real commit history — not LLM-invented marketing. If demo and showcase video is what you need, tday is the better fit.
Which one is cheaper?
gittomarket is $49/mo flat, published on the pricing page, with self-serve signup. tday doesn't show public pricing on their site, so you'd need to ask them directly. From the outside, a fair dollar-for-dollar comparison isn't possible — and the products aren't interchangeable anyway, since one is video-and-multi-platform and the other is SEO-first written shipping content.