Think about the last thing you did that you were proud of.
Maybe you fixed a problem that had bothered your team for months. Maybe you finished a design, taught a class that finally clicked, shipped a feature, or helped a community project hit a milestone.
Now think about how many people know about it.
For most of us, the honest answer is "almost nobody." That’s not because the work wasn’t good. It’s because talking about it is a second job. You have to find the words and get past the feeling that it’s “not impressive enough." Then you rewrite it for LinkedIn, shorten it for X, find an image, and remember to post at a sensible time. By then the moment has passed, and the next task is waiting.
We built Showrium for the people who do great work and never get around to talking about it.
Say it once. Post it everywhere.
Showrium starts with something you already have:
a quick note
a link
a photo
a document
a 30-second voice note recorded on your phone
your GitHub project, your blog, or a podcast you follow
From that, it writes a post made for each platform you use: LinkedIn, X, Bluesky, Threads, Mastodon, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube Shorts. Each one has the right length, the right tone, and the link in the right place. It doesn’t paste the same text nine times.
It writes in your voice, not in a generic “AI voice." The more you use it, the more it sounds like you.
You stay in charge.
This matters to us more than anything else: nothing gets posted without your approval, unless you choose to switch automation on. Even when you do, Showrium keeps you in the loop, It only adds facts from your material. It never invents things you didn’t say or that weren’t in a source. When it researches something on the web, it shows you the sources.
You get an email listing everything scheduled, and you can cancel any of it. It posts at good times, not like a robot. It spreads posts across the day and keeps them hours apart. It never schedules old news.
It’s careful about how you sound. If you only follow a project, it won’t write as if you’re on its team. If a post repeats something you said recently, it flags it. Built for real people, not just marketers.
Showrium is for:
Engineers and builders who want their releases and fixes to reach more than the commit log.
Founders and small teams who need a steady presence on social media without hiring someone for it.
Teachers, creators and community members who want to share what they know, or just make people smile.
Organisations that want their teams to talk about their work in their own voices. That comes with workspaces, roles, approvals and an audit log of who did what.
Developers who want all of this inside their own product, through a public API.
Honest about cost
Most tools hide what things cost. We don’t. On the Billing and Usage page, you can see what Showrium itself paid this month to serve your workspace, for AI, and for posting to X. That’s our cost, not a charge to you.
We’ve designed the whole product to be cheap to run, so it can stay affordable for people everywhere. We don’t price it only for the most expensive markets.
When something is expensive for us, we tell you and give you a free way around it. For example, X charges a lot for posts that contain links. So Showrium hands those posts to you, ready to paste, with “Post it myself”. It costs you nothing and takes one click.
Open by design
Showrium is open source. Anyone can read the code, check how it handles their data, and help make it better.
We’ve just finished getting the project ready for outside contributors. We set up safety checks so that no single change, from anyone, can reach the live service without review, and so that your data can never be wiped by an update.
If you’re curious how that works behind the scenes, our engineering team wrote it up in detail: How we built Showrium to be safe, cheap, and open →
Where we are today
Showrium is in beta. Version 0.2 is live for our invited testers, and we’re adding people from the waitlist step by step.
Join the beta at showrium.com. If you’re a developer or designer who wants to help build it, start at the Nextrium contributors portal.
The work you do deserves to be seen. Let’s make sure it is.