It learns how you write
Not a generic "write like a founder" prompt. It reads your own posts, finds the formats that outperformed your median, and drafts in that voice.
MomentX reads your last 60 days of posts, learns how you sound, and writes tomorrow's in your voice.
Not a generic "write like a founder" prompt. It reads your own posts, finds the formats that outperformed your median, and drafts in that voice.
A queue of posts in your niche, never older than 16 hours, so you land early instead of shouting into a thread with 400 replies.
Impressions, replies, format performance, and what to do more of. Read from your real numbers, not vibes.
OAuth through X. We never see your password, the token is scoped, and you can revoke it from x.com under Connected apps whenever you want.
What you want out of X, which niches you care about, and how much you want to post. Under a minute.
Your recent posts get analyzed for what earned reach and what fell flat. That becomes your voice profile.
Your drafts written in your voice, a reply queue, and the two or three things worth changing this week.
Every post and reply opens the X composer with the text filled in. You read it, you edit it, you hit send. That is deliberate.
Automated posting is how accounts get flagged, and it is how timelines fill up with copy that sounds like nobody. MomentX writes the first draft. You are still the one talking.
The MomentX extension for Chrome puts the same account in the place you use it. It signs in with the session you already have here, so there is nothing to set up.
Verified and not verified, who follows you back, and who quietly left. X never tells you when somebody leaves, so each reading is compared with the one before it and the people who went show up with the day they did. Your lists are saved under your account, so they survive clearing the browser and follow you to another computer.
Try it: switch tabs and filters. Sample data.
Your following list, split into who follows you back and who does not. Unfollow from there, one account at a time, with your own click. No bulk tricks, which is what gets other tools banned.
A Draft with AI button on every post and reply, written in your voice and typed into X's own box. Pressing send is always you.
Paste a draft and get a number, the hook, the clarity, the reach, and the one change that would lift it most.
It arrives with your MomentX account, at no extra cost.
Both plans start with a 5 day trial. Card up front, one click to cancel before day 5 and you pay nothing. One trial per person: come back later and the plan bills right away.
One X account · founder price locked in for life
Three X accounts · founder price locked in for life
Yes. You connect through X's official OAuth, we never see your password, and MomentX never posts on its own. Every post and reply is sent by you, from the X composer, so there is nothing for spam systems to flag. You can revoke access any time from x.com under Connected apps.
No, and that is deliberate. MomentX writes the draft and opens the X composer with the text filled in. You read it, edit it and hit send yourself. Automated posting is how accounts get flagged, and how timelines fill up with copy that sounds like nobody.
It reads your recent posts, compares each one against your own median reach, and keeps what outperformed: the formats, the openers, the topics. That becomes your voice profile, and every draft is written from it. Each account is analyzed separately, so each one keeps its own voice.
Solo is $29 a month for one X account. Studio is $79 a month for three accounts, each with its own voice profile. Both start with a 5 day free trial, and you can cancel in one click before day 5 and pay nothing.
Yes, on Studio. Up to three accounts, each with its own login, its own niches and its own voice profile, under one bill. Builders with a personal account and a product account run both from the same dashboard.
Small accounts grow fastest in other people's threads, and that is exactly where MomentX points you: a queue of posts in your niche, never older than 16 hours, so you land early. We wrote up the mechanics in the reply strategy.