Use cases ยท Launch day
The first hour is the launch.
Schedule the announcement and its amplifications ahead of time. Every profile you run joins the same sound wave at the moment you pick.
Sound familiar?
The first hour is gone
The announcement goes out, then you chase people in Slack while the moment passes.
A tab per profile
Personal, company and project profiles, each in its own composer, for every network.
The schedule lives on one laptop
Close that lid and the wave waits. A meeting or a flight should not kill the launch.
How Blowhorn runs it
Queue the whole wave
Schedule the launch post and its reposts, quotes and reactions ahead of time.
Every profile joins at once
Every profile you run joins the same sound wave at the moment you pick, each posting as itself.
One pause, sent once
Coordinated so the same post isn't sent from two machines. One command pauses the whole wave.
One complete picture
Run history and analytics from every machine in one place. Analytics cover LinkedIn, X and Bluesky.
Or tell your agent
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You say: "Queue the launch post for Tuesday 9:00, have every profile amplify it, then --dry-run the whole wave."
Frequently Asked Questions
Does a machine have to be awake?
One set up for the profile does. Install Blowhorn on as many machines as you like; as long as one of them is awake, it covers the schedule. The queue lives in your Blowhorn account.
How does it post?
LinkedIn, X, Reddit and Hacker News: Blowhorn types in your own Chrome, signed in as you. Slack, Bluesky and GitHub go through their APIs. The Mac app and the Python CLI share the same queue.
Will the same post go out twice?
Your machines coordinate through one queue, so the same post isn't sent from two of them.
Not a bot. You, at full volume.
Read more before you download:
Blowhorn for founders Blowhorn for DevRel Blowhorn for marketing managers How amplification works
