Lilian had the problem and the audience. Issac had the craft to solve it. Reachly is what happened next.
Growing a community means posting every day, and not the same post everywhere, but something shaped for each feed. Doing that by hand is a second full-time job, and the hardest part was never the writing. It was knowing what to say each morning before the day swallowed the plan.
So we built the tool we needed: an idea engine. Bring one source and leave with a month of ideas, posts, carousels and reels that each read like they were made for the feed they land in. Reachly does the part that used to stall the whole day, so the accounts never go quiet.
Lilian Ho
Lilian built a career in high finance the hard way, inside Goldman Sachs, UBS and other leading firms, with no insider network and no head start. She got there on the work, and on relationships built one honest conversation at a time.
That became NextNova, her networking platform for young professionals breaking into finance, now a community of [confirm member count] members. Publishing every day, on every platform, to stay in front of the people she serves is the daily wall that Reachly exists to remove.
Issac Wong
Issac is the builder. A 2024 hackathon champion with three years shipping AI projects, he wrote every part of Reachly himself: the planner, the studio, the reels pipeline and the scheduling layer.
He builds because he likes killing the unglamorous problems that quietly eat someone’s day. Reachly answers “what do I post today?” before the question can stall you, and is built carefully enough to trust with real accounts.
We don’t recycle scraped viral posts.
We don’t auto-generate engagement bait.
We don’t train on your drafts.
We don’t fake the numbers.