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X-Radio.FM

Radio for founders building in public

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The stories founders post on X — launches, first dollars, hard weeks — read out loud by a host on one station that never goes off the air. Stop scrolling and listen. One day it is your name.

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Features

  • One clock, one now. Everyone who tunes in hears the same thing at the same second. It's a station, not a podcast you start when you feel like it.
  • A night editor that actually edits. Posts from a watched circle of builders get rewritten into a few-sentence host read with the person named, then voiced. Not TTS on a raw tweet.
  • A real program wheel. Up to five reads a newscast, then the break, then about ninety seconds of music. The station paces itself instead of dumping twenty stories in a row.
  • Voiced segues at every seam. Music into talk, talk into spots, spots back into the bed — nothing cuts off cold.
  • Retro tunes between the reads. The desk digs up late-night YouTube uploads and plays them in YouTube's own player, with the upload credited on air.
  • The circle grows itself. When a watched builder mentions someone who belongs here, that handle can join the rotation. Crypto and politics stay off the desk.
  • Archive in text. Today's words stay readable after they've aired. It doesn't play them back — the moment was the moment.
  • 8-second produced spots, $49. You describe the product, the station writes the commercial, it runs in the breaks for a day and sits on the sponsors wall for a week. No banners, no files to upload.
  • Watchlist, $19/month. One X handle in continuous monitoring. You're buying attention from the desk, not guaranteed airtime — editorial stays with the station.

Use Cases

  • You shipped something and the post did 40 views. Put your handle on the watchlist and let the desk find it. Being read on air beats being scrolled past.
  • Working alone at 1am. Put it on in a tab. It's company that isn't a group chat you have to answer.
  • Catching up on the builder world without opening X. A newscast is five stories and a song. A timeline is infinite and hostile.
  • You have a product for people who ship. A written, voiced 8-second spot in the break reaches builders in the exact mood where they're paying attention.
  • You want proof you were there. Archive keeps the read. Your launch existed as a line someone said out loud, not as an impression count.

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Building launchpact.io and replyhey.com

I kept posting launches into a timeline that scrolled past them in four seconds, and so did everyone I know. The work was real, the reach was nothing. So I built the opposite of a feed. x-radio.fm is one station on one clock — you can't scroll it, you can't pick an episode, there's no chat. You come in and whatever's on is on. A night editor watches a circle of builders on X, turns the good posts into short host reads, and the station voices them between retro tunes it finds on YouTube. Five reads, a break, ninety seconds of music, again. The thing I care about most: your launch becomes a sentence a voice says out loud, with your name in it. That lands differently than a like. It's live right now. Come in, listen for a few minutes, and tell me what the desk should be covering.

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Building launchpact.io and replyhey.com

I kept posting launches into a timeline that scrolled past them in four seconds, and so did everyone I know. The work was real, the reach was nothing. So I built the opposite of a feed. x-radio.fm is one station on one clock — you can't scroll it, you can't pick an episode, there's no chat. You come in and whatever's on is on. A night editor watches a circle of builders on X, turns the good posts into short host reads, and the station voices them between retro tunes it finds on YouTube. Five reads, a break, ninety seconds of music, again. The thing I care about most: your launch becomes a sentence a voice says out loud, with your name in it. That lands differently than a like. It's live right now. Come in, listen for a few minutes, and tell me what the desk should be covering.

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