Creating Content
Drafting a post with the AI Content Studio
Turn a one-line brief into a full post, and regenerate just the parts you don't like.
From brief to draft
Go to Create, pick the platforms and format, and write a one-line brief — something like "announce our new evening appointment slots." The studio writes one hook, caption, hashtags, CTA and title that every platform shares — X, Threads, Bluesky and Mastodon get a shortened version if it runs over their limit.
Per-section regeneration
Don't like the hook but love the caption? Click Regenerate on just that field. Everything stays editable by hand too — nothing publishes until you schedule or send it yourself.
Bringing your own AI key
Generation needs an AI provider: add your own API key (Anthropic, OpenAI, or Google) on the AI Providers page — there's no shared key and no markup on usage.
Regenerate one section, not the whole post
Each part of a draft regenerates independently, so a good caption survives while you retry the hook. Regenerating everything because one line is wrong is the most common way people lose a draft they liked.
Briefs should carry the specifics
Your brand profile supplies the voice, so the brief only needs the particulars — what's happening, who it's for, what you want the reader to do. Restating your tone in every brief adds nothing.
Output is validated before it's saved
Generated content is checked against a strict shape before it reaches your draft. If a response comes back malformed, it's retried once with a corrective prompt rather than saving something broken.
Generating in another language
Content can be generated in a language other than English, and the choice is remembered with the content so later regenerations stay consistent rather than reverting.
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