Mainframe (@mainframe) — Twitter Score 39 out of 1000

Mainframe is an AI video-sharing platform that turns agent work into narrated, branded videos teams can review and share. Mainframe's Twitter Score is 39 out of 1000 as of October 2026, ranking #24,792 (top 5%) among 498,348 tracked accounts.

Mainframe was founded by Jordan Singer, who serves as co-founder and CEO. The platform is compatible with MCP and skill-based agent environments including Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and OpenClaw, allowing agents to generate and upload video outputs directly. Before focusing on AI video sharing, Mainframe explored an operating-system concept in which AI agents functioned as applications, and released experimental products including fullmoon, a local-LLM app, and Cobot, a multi-agent collaboration product. Cobot was announced to be winding down on November 3, 2025, with billing paused and user data scheduled for deletion after November 30, 2025, while the broader Mainframe organization continued operating.

Mainframe raised a $5.5M seed round, described as oversubscribed, co-led by Lachy Groom and Peter Boyce of Stellation Capital, bringing total funding to $6.75M. Additional backers include Akshay Kothari and Scott Belsky. Mainframe should not be confused with the former cryptocurrency lending protocol of the same name, which rebranded to Hifi Finance and operates as a separate entity under Mainframe Group Inc.

Mainframe has 12,656 followers as of October 2026 on X and has published 32,294 posts. Mainframe has been mentioned by 21 accounts, with 49 total mentions.

Who follows Mainframe on X?

The accounts that follow Mainframe include 198 founders, 68 angel investors, 33 influencers and 3 VCs. Among them are Marc Andreessen, Jackbutcher, 0xMaki, mikedemarais.eth, Cuy Sheffield and Gaut.