Nitesh Padghan

Hey everyone 👋 I’m Nitesh, founder of GhostAuthority, an AI ghostwriter for LinkedIn that helps you write, plan, and grow in your own voice. After ghostwriting for 50+ founders and creators, I realized one thing: Most people know what they want to say, they just don’t have the time (or system) to say it well. Existing tools make content faster, not better. They miss your tone, your intent, your...

Tested Simplora in a dense product sync, honestly wild how well it breaks down jargon mid-call. Loved the glossary building too. Feels like a cheat code for meetings.

Been testing a bunch of TTS tools lately, Fish blew me away. The emotion and rhythm actually feel real, and the 10-sec voice cloning is wild. Easily the most natural output I’ve heard so far.

Tried this out on a few LinkedIn threads and saw way better traction than AI replies. Human tone just hits different—especially when recommending tools.

Tried this out with a messy git diff and was honestly impressed, clean commit messages without needing to think twice. Timeline view is a slick bonus.

Just tried Rhythm and legit got goosebumps, never thought my actual heartbeat could feel this calming. It’s like biofeedback turned art.

Just played with Vibe for a quick landing page mockup, wild that it’s full-stack and on real WordPress infra. “Vibe coding with gravity” is exactly it.

Just used Supercut to send a quick async demo and the auto-edit + chapters made it feel polished with zero extra effort. Honestly wild how seamless it is.

Tried KaneAI on a messy web app and was shocked at how well it handled branching test flows in plain English. This feels like the beginning of truly natural test automation.

Just tried building a quick internal tool with Emergent, wild how it handled architecture and deployment in one go. The multi-agent approach actually feels like having a team on your side.

Search is great. Search with chat? Way better. Love how /chat bakes in RAG without the usual setup pain. Can see this being a default for docs and internal tools.

I’ve used Jotform for forms forever, but this Salesforce Agent twist is wild. Love that it turns updates and case management into just… conversations. Way less clicking, way more doing.

Such a clean little tool. I’ve already used it twice while filming workspace shots, instant privacy without needing to rearrange my whole screen. Love the simplicity.

Just plugged this into a side project and was surprised how smooth the setup was. Getting full UI, notifications, and moderation out of the box is such a win, seriously feels like cheating.

Just tried feeding it a prompt and was honestly impressed by how close the initial workflow was to what I had in mind. This could save me so much setup time, excited to see how it evolves for self-hosted users too.

Just tested Trupeer on an internal onboarding video, it nailed the voice sync and the auto-guide was actually usable. Feels like Loom but with a brain.

Used Plane to organize my messy OKR planning cycle, pages + timelines made it click in a way Jira never did. Curious to see how the AI layer evolves.

Tried cloning a React app with Orchids, wild how well it handled both UI and backend logic. Some nav links broke, but the speed and scope are next level.

Just uploaded a recent 10-K, this thing breaks it down way better than the mess I usually slog through. Love how quick and digestible it makes the dense stuff.