AI Assistant
A writer that checks its facts.
Rough thought in, post-ready caption out. Grounded by live research with linked sources, written in your style, in 100+ languages. Nothing publishes without you.
How it works
From a rough idea to a post you approve.
The assistant drafts. You decide. Every step stays visible, and nothing reaches a network until you schedule it yourself.
Start with an idea
A sentence, a link or a messy note. Pick the language first, then the tone and style.
It researches
With research on, it reads the live web before writing and keeps the sources it used.
It drafts
A caption or a full thread, shaped for each channel you picked, with uncertain claims flagged.
You approve
Edit anything, then schedule it. The assistant can draft, but it can never publish.
Research
Grounded, not guessed.
Turn on research and the writer searches the live web before drafting, then hands you the copy alongside the sources it used and flags anything uncertain. News-driven posts finally have receipts.
- Live web research before drafting
- Sources returned with every draft
- Uncertainties flagged instead of smoothed over
Writing
Sound like you on a good day.
Styles with real samples, threads that read naturally, and rewrites that keep your voice.
Your language first
Pick from 100+ languages before anything is generated, so the draft is native, not translated from English.
Style cards
Breaking news, threads, teardowns and more, each with a live sample of what it produces.
Real threads
Long ideas become multi-post threads, split where a reader would pause and never padded for length.
Rewrites on demand
Paste a rough note or a published post and get a second draft in your voice.
Adapted per channel
Generate once, then adapt for each network with its limits and conventions respected.
Never trained on you
Your briefs and drafts are not used to train AI models. They serve your workspace and nothing else.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Does the AI publish automatically?
Never. It drafts; you approve. Every word passes through you before it can be scheduled, let alone published.
Is my content used to train AI models?
No. Your briefs and drafts are not used to train models. See the privacy policy for the full statement.
Which languages are supported?
More than a hundred, chosen first before anything else is generated, so the draft is native, not translated.
What happens when facts are uncertain?
The writer says so: uncertainties are flagged and sources are linked, so you can verify before posting.
Can it adapt one idea to all ten channels?
Yes. Generate once, then adapt per channel with each network’s limits and conventions respected.
Your ideas, written up and fact-checked.
Bring the rough thought. The assistant does the first draft and the research; you keep the final say on every word.