The story
I spent 15 years building software for other people. Enterprise apps, agency tools, SaaS platforms -the whole stack. At some point I realized: the tools I was building for clients were more exciting than anything I had for myself. So I stopped.
Sydium started because I was tired of the social media grind. Post consistently, engage daily, analyze everything -all while actually running a business. Every tool I tried either sounded like a robot or required more time than doing it manually. The ones that promised 'AI content' generated the same three templates with your logo pasted on top.
So I built what I wanted: an AI that actually learns how you write, then handles the rest. Not generic AI slop. Your voice, your style, your content -on autopilot.
The difference comes down to training. Most AI content tools give you a chatbot with a custom prompt. That's a demo, not a product. Sydium trains on your actual posts -the hooks you reuse, the words you avoid, the way you start and end captions. The output isn't 'a post in your tone.' It's a post you'd plausibly write.
I build Sydium solo, from Romania, without investors. That's a deliberate constraint. Every feature has to pay for itself in saved time for users who are paying me directly. No runway to burn on features that demo well but don't ship results. You can see what's built, what's next, and what broke this week on X.