about
the story behind the tool that helps you escape corpo prison
the mission
somewhere along the way, social media content got boring. every post started sounding the same. "excited to announce." "thrilled to share." "on this journey." the corpo speak took over, and engagement died.
we built shitpost senpai because we were tired of it. tired of content that sounds like it was written by a committee. tired of posts that say nothing while using a lot of words. tired of the safe, sanitized, forgettable content that floods every platform.
our mission is simple: help people post content that actually matters. content with personality. content with opinions. content that makes people feel something.
what we believe
authenticity over polish
perfect is boring. personality wins. we'd rather help you post something real than something safe.
opinions welcome
hot takes aren't just allowed, they're encouraged. the algorithm rewards courage.
results matter
we're not here to help you post. we're here to help you post content that actually performs.
built by shitposters
we get it. this tool exists because we needed it first.
the tool
shitpost senpai is an ai-powered content generation tool that helps you create authentic, engaging social media content. give it a topic, pick a tone (spicy, witty, unhinged, or brutal), and get posts that actually sound human.
but it's more than just a content generator. it's a system for developing your voice. with custom personas, reply generation, post queuing, and gamification features, we help you build consistent, personality-driven content at scale.
no more staring at a blank screen. no more corporate-sounding drafts. just content that hits different.
find us online
yes, we practice what we preach. follow along for unhinged updates, hot takes, and the occasional reminder to touch grass.
learn more
want to understand shitposting better? we've built comprehensive resources to help you master the art of authentic content.
ready to escape corpo prison?
stop posting safe. start generating content that actually sounds like you wrote it (but better).