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Queue the week. Walk the floor.

Queue the pre-event, day-of and follow-up posts once. As long as one of your machines set up for that profile is awake, it covers the schedule while you're at the booth.

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Sound familiar?

  • The schedule is in your bag

    The talk post is queued on the laptop you closed when you left for the venue.

  • Speakers forget to share

    Everyone meant to post. The session started anyway.

  • A comment is another tab

    Sending a comment or reply means another composer for LinkedIn, X, Reddit and Hacker News, while you're on the floor.

How Blowhorn runs it

  • Queue the week once

    Pre-event, day-of and follow-up posts in one queue, on any awake machine set up for the profile.

  • Your profiles join the wave

    Queue the week from every profile you run, each posting as itself. Team invites are coming soon.

  • Many profiles, one desk

    Every brand and project profile you run, from one menu bar app.

  • Reply without seven tabs

    Send comments and replies from the same queue you posted from. LinkedIn, X, Reddit and Hacker News run in your own Chrome.

Or tell your agent

  • You say: "Queue pre-event, day-of and follow-up posts for the talk, then --dry-run."

Frequently Asked Questions

What if my laptop is closed?

As long as one of your machines is awake and set up for that profile, it covers the schedule. The queue lives in your Blowhorn account; your account never posts.

Can speakers join from their own laptops?

You can install Blowhorn on as many of your own Macs as you like. Speakers and teammates joining your account with their own profiles is coming soon.

Windows or Linux at the booth?

Not today. Blowhorn runs on macOS 13 or newer, as the Mac app or the Python CLI.

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