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One brief. Native posts for 12 platforms, in your voice.

Most post generators write one platform, one tone, one shape of post that sounds like everyone else's. This one knows each platform's real rules, learns how you actually write, never invents a fact, shows you the post the way your audience will see it, and tells you when it sounds like a robot.

LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, X, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, Reddit, WhatsApp, newsletter, Google BusinessFree, no signupNothing stored on our side
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Pick your platforms, tell it what happened.

It writes a native post for each platform you pick, in the voice you choose, with a preview that shows exactly where the "see more" fold falls. Try one of these to see how it thinks:

What the score actually checksIt is not a "virality prediction", nobody can honestly promise that. It checks the things that reliably make posts get read: a hook that fits on a phone before "see more" (about 140 characters on LinkedIn), a rehook straight under it, first-person evidence, short paragraphs, sentences under twenty words, one real question rather than engagement bait, 0 to 3 hashtags, no markdown where it will not render, no broetry, numbers that are not in your brief, and none of the phrases LinkedIn's own data ties to lost reach.
  • Green 85+: post it.
  • Blue 70+: one tweak away.
  • Amber 50+: the hook or the shape needs work.
  • Red: rewrite, usually too long or too generic.
Sounds-like-AI checkReaders have learned the tells: "excited to announce", "game-changer", "delve", "it's not about X, it's about Y", the em dash every second sentence. The check flags each one it finds so you can decide. The writer is told not to use them, and it mostly listens.
  • Replace the phrase with what you would say out loud.
  • Cut the sentence entirely if nothing is lost.
  • Keep one if it is genuinely yours.
Accessibility, because it mattersUnicode "bold" text (𝗹𝗶𝗸𝗲 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀) is read letter by letter or skipped by screen readers, so the formatter warns before you use it. Hashtags are written in CamelCase (#AiTraining) so they are read as words. Emojis are counted, because each one is read aloud by name.
  • Put the point in the words, not in the styling.
  • Add alt text to any image you attach.
  • One emoji says something. Six says "skip".
📚 What it learned before writing a word the research behind the rules, with sources
Before this tool wrote anything, the platform rules and the scoring were built from measured studies (AuthoredUp's 3 million posts, Richard van der Blom's Algorithm Insights, Buffer, Sprout, Hootsuite, PostFormatter's fold measurements) and the working methods of writers whose posts actually get read. Where studies disagree, the rules say so instead of picking a winner. Every draft is written with that brief in front of the model, and every check on the score card traces back to one of these:
LinkedIn · 31 sources
Instagram · 7 sources
Facebook · 3 sources
X · 4 sources
Threads · 2 sources
TikTok · 1 sources
YouTube · 3 sources
Pinterest · 3 sources
Reddit · 3 sources
WhatsApp · 1 sources
Newsletter · 2 sources
Google Business · 2 sources
Across platforms · 8 sources

What "1000% better" means in practice

FeatureTypical LinkedIn post generatorContent Studio
PlatformsLinkedIn, sometimes X12, each with its own rules and preview
Your voicePick a tone from a listLearns from your real posts, plus 7 archetypes and 12 tones
FactsInvents plausible numbersUses only what you gave it, writes [placeholders] otherwise
PreviewLinkedIn cardEvery platform, with the exact "see more" fold and character limits
Quality checkWord countHook, fold, whitespace, sentence length, CTA, hashtags, AI clichés, accessibility
Start fromA topicA topic, pasted notes, a link, an idea finder, or a week plan
After the draftCopyRefine, adapt to other platforms, thread or carousel, replies, hashtags, format, translate, schedule, save
LanguagesEnglish13 including Sinhala and Tamil
PriceFree trial, then a planFree, no signup
Always read it before you post it. The writer is good, but it does not know your clients, your numbers or what you said last week. Anything in [square brackets] is a gap it refused to guess at. Fill it in or cut it. Nothing you type here is stored on our side; your brand facts, voice profile and saved posts live in this browser only.

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