PIINR
THE PINTEREST ENGINE
Build it once. Press GO every morning.
Most people quit Pinterest for one reason: ten good pins takes all morning, every morning, forever. The Engine ends that. We spent a year developing it — 2,500 test runs, 25,000 pins, every silent failure documented — and distilled it into a blueprint you build once with Claude, in about three weeks. Every morning after is three minutes: press GO, and ten optimized pins publish and verify themselves through Pinterest's own API while you're still drinking your coffee. Your competitors are still doing it by hand.
MAKE-IT-BACK GUARANTEE — EARN $222 BACK IN A YEAR, OR EVERY DOLLAR REFUNDEDTen pins shouldn't take your morning.
Your engine already knows what you're selling, where every link belongs, which boards to use, how your pins should look, and how to verify that they actually published. Ten minutes at a laptop — anywhere on earth — and the rest of the morning is yours.
Load the queue.
Press GO.
From URL to verified Pin.
Inventory
Destination URL
Images
Headline
Layout
Image selection
Description
Keywords
Alt text
Disclosure
Batch grouped
Every pin exits the machine checked against what Pinterest actually committed — not what the browser claimed.
You never make a pin by hand again.
Not just the posting. The engine designs the pin, finds the image, writes the words and the call to action — ten of them every morning, from your own templates. These five are real: designed, written, published and verified by the engine, untouched by a human.
We're so confident in the engine — we've run it, broken it, fixed it, and watched it work — that we'll put the money on it. Build it, run it every day for a year, and if you haven't made back $222, we refund every dollar. That's how sure we are it works.
Proof that it works: real sites, live now.
Software. Not a course.
This is not a Pinterest strategy or affiliate marketing course. It's a real engine that runs your Pinterest — the only one that has ever been created.
You're buying the blueprints to the machine.
You don't need to know how to code it.
You need to know what to tell Claude.
The Pinterest Engine contains the detailed prompts used to instruct Claude how to build each part of the system.
Instead of handing you generic instructions like "Automate Pinterest," the Engine gives Claude the architecture, logic, edge cases, browser mechanics, validation rules, and operating procedures needed to actually build the workflow.
Built for operators, not spectators.
We'll show you exactly how the machine works. You still have to press GO.
Get a piece of the pie while it lasts.
If we gave the whole world the blueprint, it would stop working. We cap the number of engines in circulation so the niches never saturate — when this batch is gone, the doors close until the next release.
Every morning without an engine is ten pins that never went live.
You're not buying a PDF. You're buying a machine, a member portal that walks you through the build module by module, and your mornings back.
├─ 01-master-build-prompt.md
├─ 02-architecture-prompt.md
├─ prompts/ · creative · publish · verify
├─ queue/queue.template.json
├─ board-router.md
├─ failure-library.md
├─ daily-run-procedure.md
└─ security-setup.md
NOTHING LOGS INTO PINTEREST ON YOUR BEHALF. YOU BUILD AND RUN YOUR OWN SYSTEM.
EVERYTHING LIVES INSIDE YOUR MEMBER PORTAL — GUIDES READABLE, PROMPTS COPY-PASTEABLE, NO RESALABLE FILES. THE ENGINE CANNOT BE DUPLICATED OR RESOLD.
Pinterest automation is easy until it isn't.
The product includes the hard-won mechanics discovered while actually running automated Pinterest publishing workflows — the browser behaviors, verification checks, batching logic, content rules, and safeguards that keep the machine reliable.
Built after breaking it first.
Publish through the browser.
Verify through the API.
Never trust a success modal when you can verify the actual Pin.
The Engine separates publishing from verification, so your workflow doesn't blindly retry a Pin just because the browser UI was slow to respond.
The control panel of the engine.
The little rules that keep the machine running.
Your credentials stay yours.
The system is designed so your Pinterest credentials, OAuth tokens, app secrets, and other sensitive information can remain inside local environment files.
Claude builds the infrastructure.
It doesn't need your secrets.