Kenny turns your shop into a finished post every day and publishes it to your accounts, so the feed stays alive whether you had time or not.
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Kenny reads your shop: the products, the photos, and how you write.
Then posts to Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest, every day at the time you pick, timed to your calendar.
And tells you on Monday what went out. Zero missed weeks.
Screens from shops Kenny runs today. Yellow is work Kenny did.
Sourdough kits, granola and loaves, shipped nationwide.
Fridays: the drop.
The drop
Kits
Granola
Gifts
Shop
Rye starter kitActive · 40 in stockPosted TueCardamom granolaActive · 112 in stockPosted WedMother's Day gift boxActive · 25 in stockTue 9:00Sourdough loaf, rye and walnutActive · 40 in stockPosted SatOat bars, box of sixActive · 4 in stockSkipped, low stockCinnamon granolaActive · 80 in stockNext WedSourdough starter, jarActive · 18 in stockPosted 2 MaySeeded loafDraft · 0 in stockWaitingRye starter kits are back. Small batch, they go first.
Tue 9 Jun · KennyHow to feed a starter in three minutes, from the kit card.
Wed 10 Jun · KennyThe drop is live. Rye and walnut, forty loaves, shipped Monday.
Sat 6 Jun · KennyThree weeks to Mother's Day. The gift box ships free until the 5th.
Tue 2 Jun · KennyCardamom granola is back Friday. Sold out by ten last time.
Wed 3 Jun · KennyOat bars, box of six. Lunchbox size, ships flat.
Sat 30 May · KennySourdough starter, in a jar, ready on day one.
Tue 26 May · KennyTen minutes today. Kenny posts tomorrow.
Kenny reads it, finds your products and photos, and learns how you write.
Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, LinkedIn. One sign-in each, two minutes total.
A post every day, published at the time you pick. One count on Monday.
Kenny reads what you sell and finds seven things to say about it. Your photos, your names, your voice.
$38 · 40 in stock
Everything you need to keep a rye starter alive: a live culture, a jar, a scale card and the feeding schedule we use in the bakery. Small batch, made the week you order it.
Rye starter kits are back. Small batch, sold out by noon last time, so set an alarm 🍞
How to feed a rye starter in three minutes. The same card that comes in every kit.
Forty kits went out this week. Tag us in your first loaf, we repost the good ones.
Three of the seven, written the way you write.
Mother's Day. The last day to ship before Christmas. The restock you did on a Tuesday. Kenny puts the post on the calendar weeks out, while it can still sell something.
Everyone remembers on the day. By then there is nothing left to ship.
Kenny learns the shop from your own pages and posts, and never goes past the rules you set.
From your product pages and your own posts. Customers should not be able to tell, and they can't.
Rye starter kits are back. Small batch, they go first, they always do.
Cardamom granola is back Friday. Small batch, sold out by ten last time, so set an alarm 🍞
What it posts about, what it never says, when it asks you first. Written once, in plain English.
Start in review mode. Move to autopilot when you trust it. Switch back any time.
The drop is at 9. Rye and walnut is back, forty loaves, first come.
How to feed a rye starter in three minutes. From the kit card, step by step.
Your products, photos, and posts are never shared, sold, or used to train anything for anyone else.
One to five people, your own products, your own photos, and a feed that goes dark in the middle of the season.
No new dashboard to babysit. Kenny posts to your own handles, on schedule, and the numbers show up where you already look.
Consistent posting is what the algorithms reward. Kenny does it every week, on your own handles, from your own products.
Square on Instagram, tall on Pinterest, wide on Facebook. Kenny crops the photo and writes to the length each place expects.
One photo from the product page. Three shapes, three captions.
What went out, what it reached, and the one thing that needs you. Read it with your coffee.
A post every day, at the hour you choose. Ridge & Rye picked 9:00. You set the rhythm once and Kenny keeps it.
Whatever language your product pages are in, Kenny posts in. Same voice, 100+ languages, no setting to flip.
Official sign-in for every account, through our publishing partner. Two minutes, and Kenny posts as you.
What an agency, an AI generator, and your own evenings do, in one flat monthly price.
I make everything myself and Kenny basically runs my Instagram now lol. A post every day, my own product photos, I don't touch it. 10/10.
Thought it would sound like every other AI tool. It doesn't, it sounds like my shop. Great for anyone running the whole thing alone.
Low expectations bc every AI thing I tried handed me a pile of drafts to fix. Kenny just posts. It picked up how we talk to customers from the listings. No onboarding call either, connected Shopify and Instagram and the first post went out that week. If you run a small shop, get this.
cancelled my freelancer. captions match the brand across instagram and facebook, hard to tell the difference honestly.
A month of posts scheduled before I'd even thought about what to post?? Didn't believe it until I saw the calendar. Not templates either, it actually uses my products.
Setup was way quicker than I expected. About ten minutes, and the first post went out that Thursday.
Posting used to eat my Sunday nights. Now I read Kenny's summary on Monday and that's it. wild.
Kenny keeps my page alive while I'm at the wheel. Haven't missed a week since I switched it on.
Been on Kenny about 3 months. Feed hasn't gone quiet once, captions sound more like me than mine did, and my Sunday nights are back. Not perfect but 9 out of 10 posts go out as they are.
Didn't think anything could post for me without sounding off. This is close enough that customers haven't noticed.
Used to open Instagram and freeze. Now the week's posts are just there.
I run a tiny ceramics shop, and Kenny makes it look like I have someone doing my marketing.
I'm not technical at all and this was easy. The posts actually match the shop. Would recommend.
Honestly? Better than expected. I swap a caption now and then but most weeks I don't touch anything.
Support replied within the hour when I broke my Instagram connection. Nice when a tool doesn't leave you hanging.
If you're tired of knowing you should post and then not posting, this is it. A post a day from my own catalog, and I stopped feeling guilty about the feed.
Not without your say-so. Kenny starts in review mode, so you see each post before it goes out. You set the rules on tone, topics, and what it never says, and you switch to autopilot only when you're comfortable.
Those write you a caption when you ask. You still have to ask, pick a product, find the image, crop it, open each app, and remember to do it again next week. Kenny gives you a finished post every day from your real products and publishes it to your accounts. You are judged by what went out, and so is Kenny.
Look at the day's post if you want to, or don't on autopilot. Read the Monday count. That's it.
Yes. It learns from your product pages and your existing posts, and you can correct it anytime. Customers see your voice and your photos, not a template.
Accounts connect through the official Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest and LinkedIn sign-in, handled by our publishing partner. We never see your passwords, and your products and posts are never used to train anything.
No. One flat price per shop, every connected channel included. We don't meter work.
No. Kenny does real work from day one, so there is no trial tier. Instead you get 14 days money back if Kenny has not posted for you in that time. Paste your shop on the start page and you see the first week's posts before you pay anything.
No. Monthly, cancel anytime, and a 14-day money-back guarantee if Kenny hasn't done real work for you.
Yes. A second shop is a second Kenny, $39 a month each, with its own voice, calendar and connected accounts. One login for all of them.
A small team that built and ran online shops before this one. We watched good shops go quiet, not because they had nothing to say, but because nobody had time to say it. The AI tools handed over two hundred drafts and called it a marketing team. Kenny does the posting instead. Write to hello@trykenny.com and a person answers.
