Synapsed.
Fresh websites are more fun than stale ones. Synapsed pipes RSS feeds through Claude, applies your voice, and publishes. Your site stays current without lifting a finger. It's a small, free, open-source trick. MIT licensed. We just thought it was neat.
Node.js. Works with any framework. One config file.
Most websites are fossils.
Beautiful the day they launched. Slowly decaying ever since. The copy you wrote six months ago sounds stale. The examples feel dated. The context has shifted. Everyone notices. Nobody says anything.
The usual fixes: hire writers. Use a CMS. Let it age. Each one trades time for money, or money for mediocrity.
Synapsed is the simpler answer. Websites that feed themselves.
Think once. Stay current.
You set your voice once. Synapsed applies it to every news cycle. Writes in your tone. Publishes without asking.
Your perspective, applied daily. Your site, always current. Your thinking, on autopilot.
Static content decays. Synapsed keeps up. Simple as that.
Always current
Your landing page references yesterday's news. Your service descriptions shift with the market. Not because you're watching. Because the system is.
Punch above your weight
Small teams compete with content operations. Solo founders sound like organisations. Fresh content without the overhead.
Simple architecture
The architecture is simple. What you build with it is your problem. Full source. MIT licensed. Free forever.
We think software should think. So we built one that does.
Most tools ship and stop. This one keeps thinking. Reads the news, applies your voice, publishes. Full source. MIT licensed. Free forever.
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