About Neuroviai

People should not repeat work a machine can do.

Neuroviai started because posting consistently is a second job. Not a hard one — a repetitive one. The kind of work that is obviously automatable and somehow still done by hand every morning.

So it got built. Then the next repetitive thing. Then the one after that.

The problem

Every tool wanted to be a platform.

Social schedulers turned into suites. Suites turned into dashboards nobody opens. You end up configuring software instead of using it, and the actual job — publish something good, on time — is still yours.

The answer

Small products that finish the job.

Each one removes a specific kind of repetitive work completely, rather than ten kinds halfway. Set it up once and it runs without asking you anything. If it needs a manual, it is not done.

What got built

Four products, in the order they were needed.

Each one came from hitting the same wall twice and deciding not to hit it a third time.

  1. The automation servers

    2025

    LinkedIn first: OAuth, AI drafting, image generation, a scheduler that actually fires. Then X, Instagram and WhatsApp behind the same engine.

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  2. Accounts, tokens, billing

    2025

    A real backend — Supabase auth, JWT sessions, a token economy and Razorpay subscriptions — so the tools could become a product.

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  3. Local Cortex

    2026

    A desktop AI workspace that runs entirely offline on your own machine. Code-signed by the SignPath Foundation.

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  4. The YouTube pipeline

    2026

    Trend research, script, voiceover, render and upload — a finished short without opening an editor.

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Today's flagship

Social media that publishes itself.

LinkedIn and YouTube Shorts run start to finish — research, draft, image or video, schedule, publish. It is the product most people meet Neuroviai through, and the one everything else is measured against.

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About the creator

One person builds this.

Neuroviai is not a venture-backed team of forty. It is a single engineer shipping in public — which means you always know exactly who is behind the software running on your accounts.

Where this goes

An ecosystem, not a suite.

The plan is more small products that work together — never one large one that does everything badly.

01

One voice across every channel

Write an idea once and have it reshaped for each platform, instead of managing five separate tools.

02

Automations that tune themselves

Posting times and formats that adjust to what your own audience actually responds to.

03

More of the boring work

Job applications, inbox triage, reporting. Anything repetitive enough to describe in a sentence.