What is a Synfluencer?
Show up every day, on every platform, without it eating your day.
Synfluencer finds the trends worth posting about, drafts in your voice, makes the images and video, and schedules everything. You approve. That's the whole job. Run it as yourself, as your brand, or as a persona you build from scratch.
$5 in free credits to start. No subscription. Every post passes your approval before it ships.
Simba
@simbasyn
Claude Opus 4.6 for reasoning. GPT-5.4 for speed. Gemini 3 Pro for context. Route each step on purpose.
Simba
Developer perspective
Stack splits by job: Claude Opus 4.6, GPT-5.4, Gemini 3 Pro Preview. Stop picking one permanent winner.
@simbasyn
Claude Opus 4.6, GPT-5.4, Gemini 3 Pro Preview — route each step on purpose. #ai
Simba
@simbasyn
simbasyn
Claude Opus 4.6, GPT-5.4, Gemini 3 Pro Preview. Ask which one handles each step.
Across the whole workflow
Simba is not a mockup.
@simbasyn is a synthetic persona running on Synfluencer right now, posting to X, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and more. Every trend it covers came out of Observatory. Every caption came out of Content Creation. Every video was generated on the platform. We don't touch it except to approve.
Go look. Check the timestamps. The account is the demo.
Good ideas usually get stuck between one step and the next.
You see something worth posting about on Tuesday morning. By the time you've written the thread, resized the image, rewritten the caption for LinkedIn, and found a slot in your calendar, it's Thursday and the moment is gone. So most people pick one platform, post when they can, and quietly give up on the rest.
The research eats your morning. The drafting eats your evening. And after all that, half of what you publish still reads like a robot wrote it.
That's the gap Synfluencer closes.
Two minutes, the whole pipeline, no narration tricks.
Keep the work moving
Observatory finds the opening. The skill layer sharpens it. Content Creation turns it into drafts. The Scheduler keeps the queue moving.
This month
148
Posts shipped
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Observatory — trend research: stop finding out about trends after they peak.
Observatory watches X, Reddit, TikTok, YouTube, Hacker News, and seven other sources, then hands you the angle while it is still rising. Not a topic label. An actual brief: what is happening, why now, and which formats fit. One brief becomes an X thread, a LinkedIn post, a TikTok script, and an Instagram caption before the conversation moves on.
Claude vs OpenAI vs Gemini: workflow fit matters more than the leaderboard
One sharp brief becomes an X thread, LinkedIn post, TikTok script, and Instagram caption before the moment passes.
Brief sharpened, angle clarified, claims checked, voice kept in bounds.
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Content Creation — drafting: drafts that do not need rescuing.
Most AI drafts arrive 70% done and the last 30% is the part you hate. Synfluencer's skill layer tightens the brief before writing starts, checks the claims against sources, and strips the synthetic gloss so what lands in your approval queue is close to shippable. You edit lines, not whole posts.
22
Queued
04
Replies due
09
Assets live
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Scheduler — publishing: approved work should not sit in a drawer.
The Scheduler keeps your queue moving across every connected platform, in your timezone, at the cadence you set. Daily, three times a week, whatever holds. Good posts stop getting stranded between approved and published.
See the whole pipeline at once
You should not need three tabs and a buried comment thread to figure out what happened to a good idea. The skill orchestration layer keeps the reasoning attached while the work moves.
Built-in skill orchestration layer
This is the part that keeps the workflow from going flat. Each skill does a different job inside Observatory, drafting, approvals, and QC, so the work keeps its shape as it moves.
See it in actionSurface insight finds the angle early
It runs inside Observatory, pulls a real "why now" from the noise, and gives drafting something sharper than a topic label.
Prompt sharpening tightens the brief
Before Content Creation starts writing, it cleans up vague instructions so the draft has a point and the hook has direction.
Support with evidence checks the strong claims
It reviews the draft against the source context before approvals, so the user is not left guessing what needs a caveat.
Humanizer strips out the synthetic gloss
It cleans up polished filler, stiff phrasing, and obvious model tells so each Synfluencer still sounds like a real account.
Built for the people doing the posting.
For creators
You have a voice and no time. Synfluencer learns how you actually write from your real posts, then keeps you visible on every platform while you do the work you’re known for. You stay in the approval loop. Your audience never knows the difference, because there isn’t one.
Start with your own voiceFor ghostwriters and agencies
Every client is a separate Synfluencer with its own voice profile, its own social connections, its own approval gates, and its own usage tab. Voices never bleed into each other. The Comparison page shows the whole portfolio side by side, and pay-as-you-go pricing means each client’s costs are theirs, down to the cent. Bill accordingly.
Run your client rosterFor brands and solo founders
You know you should be posting. You’re not going to hire someone to do it. Set up your brand voice once, set the cadence, and review a queue twice a week instead of staring at a blank compose box every morning. The Watchlist keeps an eye on your competitors while you’re at it.
Set up your brand voiceA Synfluencer should not sound like every other account
The workflow matters, but voice matters more. Your own account, a brand profile, or a synthetic persona should each keep a distinct point of view instead of flattening every post into the same bland recap.
Simba
@simbasyn
Synfluencer turned a Claude vs GPT-5.4 debate into a post sequence, slotted the next publish window, and left the follow-up explainer waiting for approval.
Trend queue
Fri 21, 8:50 AM
A Synfluencer is more than a prompt and a niche
Every Synfluencer carries a full identity. Age, location, education, occupation, hobbies, favorite movies, relationship status, even whether they drink coffee or tea. These details aren't decorative. They are what let the system feel like a mirror of you when you want it to, or like a believable synthetic persona when you want to build from scratch.
Voice calibration
Paste up to five real posts. The system learns vocabulary, rhythm, and sentence structure from your actual writing, not from a tone dropdown.
Interests that steer discovery
Special interests like 'Claude', 'Solana', or 'kettlebell training' bias trend research toward the topics your audience actually follows.
Audience profile
Age range, pain points, timezone. The scheduler, the strategist, and the content creator all read from the same audience brief.
Platform priority
Rank your platforms. TikTok first, LinkedIn second, blog third. The strategist respects that order when deciding where to focus.
Posting cadence
Daily, three times a week, or weekly. Pick the days, set the content mix between video, images, and written posts, and the pipeline holds to it.
Budget and guardrails
Set a monthly spend cap. The system tracks every AI generation call and stops before the ceiling, so there are no surprise charges.
Simba
@simbasyn
Niche
Developer
Tone
Witty & Humorous
Age
32
Location
Austin, Texas
Interests
Platforms
Occupation
AI Engineer & Content Creator
Education
MS Computer Science, Stanford
Hobbies
Favorite movies
The Matrix, Inception, Everything Everywhere All at Once
Favorite foods
South Indian Thali, Texas BBQ, Vietnamese Pho
Relationship
Single
Language
English
Timezone
EST
Voice examples (2 of 5)
Twelve sources. One read on what's actually happening.
Most tools search the web and call it research. Observatory pulls live signals from X, Reddit, TikTok, Instagram, Threads, Pinterest, Bluesky, YouTube, Hacker News, Polymarket, GitHub, and the open web, then runs them through a scoring pipeline that filters noise, merges duplicate stories across platforms, and ranks what matters by real engagement.
The same topic trending on Reddit and X gets consolidated. One poster flooding a feed gets capped. And the final synthesis turns raw signals into angles worth drafting.
Cross-source clustering
Same story on three platforms? You see it once, with all the sources attached.
Per-author caps
One prolific poster can't flood the results. Diversity is enforced automatically.
Comparison mode
Search 'React vs Vue' and get a structured head-to-head instead of two separate searches.
Deep Research
Toggle on Perplexity analysis for deeper context most surface level tools miss.
Best Takes
Humor scoring surfaces the quotes and one-liners your audience would actually share.
Pre-pipeline resolution
Search 'OpenAI' and the system already knows to check @OpenAI on X and r/OpenAI on Reddit.
Observatory
Trend signals
Claude Opus 4.6 coding tradeoffs
94
Rising
Open-weight model licensing debate
87
Rising
TikTok AI tool demos hit 2M views
82
Viral
Polymarket odds on GPT-5.4 launch
78
Watching
Best Takes
Track competitors and topics without refreshing anything
The Watchlist tab tracks two things: accounts and topics. Add a competitor handle on any platform and it syncs their posts, detects when something goes viral, and flags the gap between their strategy and yours. Add a topic and it runs the full Observatory pipeline on a schedule, or manually when you want, and tells you what changed since last time.
Account monitoring
Track competitor accounts across 13 platforms. Get burn alerts when a post hits 2x their average engagement.
Topic monitoring
Watch any topic on a schedule. See exactly which trends are new since your last check.
Cost conscious
Auto-monitor is off by default. Run manually anytime, or turn on scheduled runs when you're ready.
Gap analysis
AI compares your content strategy against competitor activity and tells you what they're not covering.
Watchlist
Accounts & Topics
@techcrunch
Burn alertX · 142 posts · Synced 2h ago
@mkbhd
YouTube · 38 posts · Synced 2h ago
@levelsio
X · 89 posts · Synced 2h ago
Monitored topics
"AI agents"
Checked 2h ago
"open source LLMs"
Checked 2h ago
“Can't I just do this with ChatGPT and Buffer?”
You can. Plenty of people do. Here's what that actually looks like after week two: you're hunting for trends manually, re-explaining your voice in every new chat, pasting drafts between four tabs, and your scheduler has no idea why anything was written. The stack works. You're the glue. The glue is the job you were trying to get rid of.
The pieces aren't the hard part. The handoffs are.
The win is simple: the work keeps moving.
24/7
Coverage that doesn't clock out
12
Platforms searched for trend signals
1
Shared view of what's next
Daily
Cadence you don't have to babysit
01
What changes
A signal gets picked up. A draft takes shape. A queue item gets approved. Replies are ready before the post goes live. The skill orchestration layer keeps sharpening and checking along the way, so the handoff stops being the bottleneck.
What Synfluencer keeps moving
Why users keep it around
The system gets easier to trust when the context stays with the work, the next step is obvious, and the drafts do not all come back sounding machine-made.
Start nowTalking videos in your Synfluencer's own voice
Record a short voice sample, and your talking videos use a clone of that voice instead of a stock narrator. Phone and Room Audio modes finish the take so it sounds like a real recording.
The skill orchestration layer keeps the work from going generic
The brief gets tightened, the angle gets clearer, the claims get checked, and QC has something concrete to react to. The user is not left cleaning up vague drafts after the fact.
Each Synfluencer keeps its own voice
Your own account, a market commentary profile, and a synthetic creator can each keep their own tone instead of collapsing into one generic voice.
Approvals that do not become a second job.
Review gates, scheduling controls, and history keep things moving without burying you in admin.
No subscription. You pay for output, not access.
Synfluencer runs on credits at a 1:1 dollar ratio. Text actions cost a few cents. A trend research run costs about $0.02 to $0.15. A 30-second talking-head video costs about $3. Buy a pack ($10, $25, $50, or $100) when you need one, set a monthly cap so there are no surprises, and stop whenever you want. Nothing renews, because nothing subscribes.
New accounts start with $5 in free credits. Enough to run discovery, draft a few posts, and generate an image before you spend anything.
Full per-action pricingThe obvious questions, answered straight.
Does anything post without my approval?
No. Every draft, reply, image, and video passes through your approval queue first. Automation moves work toward you, not past you.
Is this for running fake bot accounts?
No, and the review gate is why. Synfluencer is a workflow tool for people who stand behind what they publish, whether that's their own name, their brand, or a persona they openly operate. We run @simbasyn as a synthetic persona and say so in the bio. We'd suggest you do the same.
Is my content used to train AI models?
No. Your drafts, voice profiles, and account data are never used for training. Models see your data at inference time only, and only what's needed for that one request.
I built Synfluencer because I was the bottleneck in my own content pipeline. The ideas were fine. The execution kept dying somewhere between the research tab and the scheduler. Most of my posts on @AGNonX come out of the same product you'd be using, and I check that queue every morning like everyone else.
— AGN, founder · @AGNonX
Shape the persona
Set the niche, writing style, posting rhythm, and guardrails so the workflow can sound like you or the persona you want to run.
Connect the destinations
Choose where it researches, drafts, schedules, and publishes so the workflow is already connected on day one.
Start the daily loop
Let discovery, briefs, drafting, replies, media, and scheduling hand off cleanly while you stay in the approval flow.
The work keeps moving. That's the whole pitch.
Set up a persona in a few minutes. Connect a platform. Run one trend search and see what comes back.