Your Ghost reads posts and replies on X, filtered by location, language, and follower count, and keeps the ones that fit your goal.
Finally got a proper grinder and now my coffee tastes flat. Grocery store beans are the problem, right? Where do you all order from?
The perfect Find is a home brewer in the US who just bought gear or is asking where to order beans. Skip cafes, roasters, and coffee memes. I want to engage because a good first bag turns into a subscription.
A Find is a post at or above your match threshold. It arrives with the Ghost's logic, how confident it's, and a suggested action in your voice.
Read it, edit it if you like, and send it yourself.
Finally got a proper grinder and now my coffee tastes flat. Grocery store beans are the problem, right? Where do you all order from?
Almost always the beans, Theo. Look for a roast date under three weeks old. What brewer are you on? Happy to point you to a roast that suits it.
The Tweet finder reads posts and replies that match your search queries, using X’s own search operators. Quotes, replies, hashtags, links, and media can each be required or excluded, and the poster can be narrowed by location, language, follower count and verified status.
X moves fast and most of it is noise, so the goal matters more here than anywhere. Say who you want to hear from, what they should be asking or complaining about, and what to ignore: brands, bots, giveaways, news accounts. A minimum follower count keeps the Finds to people worth answering.
Suggested actions on X are a reply, a quote, a like, a repost, a follow or a direct message, drafted in your voice for you to send.
Up to 15, written with X's own search operators, plus the filters above.
Yes. You can limit a Ghost to replies, quotes, or original posts, or read all three.
Every 1 to 12 hours, or every 1 to 7 days.
No. Your Ghost drafts a reply and you decide whether to send it. We never log into or automate your social accounts.