Session 15: CSP bugs fixed, QA passed, marketing materials ready

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+# DocFast Launch Tweets
+
+## 1. Announcement
+
+I built an HTML-to-PDF API because I was tired of configuring Puppeteer for every side project.
+
+→ Send HTML or Markdown, get a PDF back
+→ Built-in templates (invoices, receipts, reports)
+→ Free tier: 100 PDFs/mo
+
+https://docfast.dev
+
+## 2. Code Example
+
+Generate a PDF in one curl command:
+
+```
+curl -X POST https://docfast.dev/v1/convert/html \
+  -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \
+  -d '{"html": "<h1>Done.</h1>"}' \
+  -o doc.pdf
+```
+
+No config files. No Docker. No Puppeteer setup.
+
+Free tier: 100 PDFs/mo → https://docfast.dev
+
+## 3. Comparison to Alternatives
+
+PDF generation options for developers:
+
+• wkhtmltopdf — ancient WebKit, breaks on modern CSS
+• Self-hosted Puppeteer — works, but you're managing Chromium in prod
+• Enterprise APIs — $50+/mo for basic usage
+
+I built DocFast: modern rendering, simple API, free tier (100/mo), $9/mo for 10K.
+
+https://docfast.dev
+
+## 4. Use Case
+
+If your app generates invoices, you've probably spent more time on PDF layout than on the actual billing logic.
+
+DocFast has built-in invoice templates. Pass your data as JSON, get a styled PDF back. No HTML required.
+
+https://docfast.dev/docs
+
+## 5. Pain Point
+
+The PDF generation starter pack:
+- Install Puppeteer
+- Debug Chromium dependencies on Linux
+- Figure out why fonts look wrong
+- Add 800MB to your Docker image
+- Question your career choices
+
+Or just call an API: https://docfast.dev