Founder CodeHagen says Quincy is in early beta, with $0 ARR and onboarding that takes about 30 seconds. In a post on X, he said he built the tool to watch what he ships and turn that activity into social-post drafts, while keeping the final send under his control.
CodeHagen said he was tired of acting as his own Head of Content. Quincy is designed to draft posts from a founder's work while requiring the user to approve them before publishing.
The product site says Quincy writes in the user's voice. It lists trend alerts, channel connections and support for a weekly posting rhythm among its features.
The site also says the product is unfinished and that access is opening first to a small group through a waitlist. Its most recent changelog entry is dated 26 Aug and documents bug fixes that had been shipped.
The X account @CodeHagen corresponds to GitHub user Codehagen, whose bio identifies him as Christer Hagen, a full-stack developer based in Bodø, Norway, affiliated with Codebase. Hagen's personal site, christerhagen.com, describes him as a serial entrepreneur and software developer who runs Codebase and Bedrifty. His site says he previously founded Sailsdock, a CRM for sales teams that operated from 2021 to 2026 and has since sunset.
