It's not your fault. We know you have ideas worth sharing. You just never have the time it takes.
We automated personal brands.
Presenting Twinfeed: Tell it what you know. It writes the post in your voice, designs the carousel, and hands you both finished. You read it, change what you want, and post. No blank page. No design tools. No wondering whether it sounds like you.
It sounds like you. It looks designed. Every single time. Two things have always killed personal brands: the writing takes too long, and the graphics look homemade. Both are handled here.
From "I should post about this" to posted, in minutes. The whole thing is three steps. Everything else here exists to make those three steps better.
One: tell it what happened
Type a sentence, paste a link, drop a screenshot, or ramble into a voice note. That's the entire input. It asks two or three sharp questions if it needs more.
“One agent graph now handles support across every surface, with billing per workspace.”
Two: pick the shape
A story, a lesson, a list, a teardown, a myth worth killing. Choose the shape or let it choose — either way you get a full post and a matching carousel.
Three: read it, tweak it, post it
Change a line, swap a slide, or send it back for another pass. Then it's yours to publish, from your account, on your schedule.
Always writing on the best model available
When a better writing model comes out, you're already on it. Nothing to choose, nothing to configure, no reason to think about it at all.
It gets better at being you
Every edit you make teaches it something. The openings you keep, the words you always cut, the way you close. Month three needs far fewer changes than week one.
Change one slide, keep the other nine
Fix slide four without losing the deck you already liked, and go back a step whenever a change made it worse. Nothing you approved ever disappears.
Observability
You always know where it came from
Which of your notes it used, which facts it pulled, why it chose that angle. Nothing shows up unexplained, so nothing goes out that you can't stand behind.
Look inside a draftLive inbox
Every idea you've ever had, in one place
The thought you had in the shower on Tuesday is still there on Sunday when you finally have time to write. Nothing good gets lost in your notes app again.
Open your ideasEvals
Nothing reaches you until it's actually good
Every draft gets checked against your standard — is the opening strong, is it clear, does it sound like you, does the reader leave with something. Weak drafts get rewritten before you see them. You approve; you don't rescue.
See how a draft gets scoredIt knows what you know. Give it your material once and it stops making things up. It starts quoting you instead.
Your notes, documents and old posts. Upload what you've already written and it learns your rhythm, your stories and your opinions. Everything you've said before is available to say better.
Add your material ›The details it must never get wrong. Your prices, your titles, your links, the spelling of your own product. Kept exact, so a good post never gets undone by a wrong detail in public.
Add your facts ›Ideas that find each other. Today's half-thought quietly surfaces the three from March that complete it. That's not one post — that's a series, and series are what people follow.
Save your first idea ›Consistency that doesn't depend on your week. Everybody who quit posting quit during a busy month. This was built for busy months.
A month of content from one conversation
Talk it through once — what you're working on, what you've learned — and get weeks of posts out of it, each one different, none of them repeating you.
Drafts waiting for you on Monday morning
Three of them, in your voice, ready to read with your coffee. Showing up stops being a decision you have to make every day.
It notices when you've done something worth sharing
You finish something, and there's already a draft about it waiting. The moment you're proudest is usually the moment you're too busy to write.
Try it free. Nothing gets posted without you. Write your first post and design its carousel before paying anything. And it never publishes on its own — it writes and it designs; pressing post stays yours.
One flat price. Less than an hour of a ghostwriter.
A ghostwriter costs thousands a month and still needs your voice explained every time. This is one monthly price for everything on this page, or a cheaper yearly one. No tiers, no add-ons, no sales call.
Nothing to install, nothing to learn
It runs in your browser. If you can write a text message, you already know how to use it — first post in under ten minutes from signing up.
Your content stays yours
Everything you write and design here is downloadable and exportable, and it's never used for anything but your posts. If you leave, you leave with all of it.
One idea. Everything it could become. Some things are a story. Some are a list. Some need one strong graphic and eleven words. Knowing the difference is most of the job.
STDIO
SSE
RAGs
Subagents
Subroutines
CRONs
Webhooks
WhatsApp
Instagram
Telegram
Slack
Teams
Google Chats
Discord
GitHub
NotionSlack
Zapier
Stripe
HubSpotWhat a single note can turn into. A text post, a carousel, a quote graphic, a chart, a framed screenshot, a before-and-after — all from one sentence you typed on the train.
It fits how you already work Whatever you use to think, save and store — it plugs in rather than asking you to move your life somewhere new.
It works from wherever you keep your notes Your notes app, your documents, your camera roll, your bookmarks. The stuff you already collect becomes the stuff you post.
It checks before you publish Facts and numbers get verified against what's true today, so you're never the person confidently quoting a statistic from three years ago.
The right image, found for you Icons, illustrations and graphics that match your post and your colors, without a stock-photo handshake in sight.
The detail only you have The specific number, the real outcome, the thing that happened to you. That's what separates a post worth reading from a post about the topic.
Screenshots that look intentional Anything on a screen, captured and framed cleanly. The website, the result, the message you got — presentable instead of cropped by hand.
Your numbers, turned into something people stop for Results, growth, a comparison — rendered as a clean graphic instead of a paragraph nobody finishes reading.
Followers are nice. This is about what they turn into. Clients. Job offers. Invitations. Customers. None of that comes from posting — it comes from the right people seeing you often enough, and knowing what to do next:
- Every post ends with somewhere to go
- The person who finishes your post convinced needs a next step, and most posts never give one. Here it's part of the format, not something you remember to add at 11pm.
- Know which idea deserves your hour
- Forty half-thoughts in your backlog, each one rated on how strong the opening is, how much your audience cares, and how much it actually teaches. You write the three that will land and drop the rest without guilt.
- A month of posts, planned in one sitting
- Fill the calendar once and watch it stay full. Empty days get flagged early, while there's still time to do something about them.
- See what's actually working
- Which openings get read, which formats get shared, which posts brought people to your profile. You repeat what works instead of what you happen to like writing.
