ThoughtPost AI learns how you write from your own site, proposes a month of posts, drafts them in your voice, and publishes to LinkedIn on a schedule — you approve, it doesn’t guess.
One free brand scan per workspace. No card required.
A real proposed month. Slots only — a date, a time and one audience, with nothing drafted until you steer the shape.
Your first brand profile is free, before anyone asks you for a key. LinkedIn is the only live channel today; the others are not pretended.
Writing takes an afternoon you do not have, so the only number that matters is how much of the week this costs you. Here is all of it: what you do, what the agent does, and where the days are empty.
That is the whole task. It reads the page and writes down how your company already sounds.
“Write short, declarative sentences that name the problem and then name the fix. Lead with the operator’s economics. Keep claims capability-level: describe what the platform makes possible, not what a customer supposedly achieved.”
Real output, from a run on hosted.ai — our own site.
Three audiences, each with the thing that actually keeps them up. You edit any of it, or leave it.
Founder / Head of Platform at an AI cloud provider
Needs to go from decision to live service without a long platform engineering project
Managing Director at a regional hosting provider
Existing cloud stack handles VMs but has no path to multi-tenant GPU provisioning
Infrastructure Operations Lead, GPU-heavy provider
Cards sit idle between customer jobs while the hardware depreciates
You look at it once and change what you do not like. Nothing has been drafted yet, which is the point: you steer the shape of the month before a word is spent on it.
This is the only part that needs you, and it is reading, not writing. Approve, edit a line, or throw one away.
Single-tenant GPU allocation is a quick way to burn margin. Every second a card sits idle between customer jobs, your hardware depreciates without generating revenue.
Static per-card partitions lock up capacity you could otherwise sell. Shared modes drop the memory isolation no enterprise CISO will sign off on.
Stop paying for idle rack space and start monetising every cycle.
A real draft, written from the voice above.
The first approved post goes out on its own. published
Yours
One address, one look at a calendar, three drafts read.
Everything else on this page happened without you.
Your feed is not a place where a plausible-sounding fabrication is recoverable. So the drafting rules forbid statistics, percentages, dollar amounts, customer names and first-person achievement claims unless they appear in material you attached yourself.
This is enforced in the prompts at two layers, not promised in marketing copy. It exists because the opposite happened once, early, and we would rather tell you that than not.
A post can only link to a page found on your own site. Never a URL it composed.
Learned from your site and your own writing sample, not from a template.
Nothing reaches LinkedIn until a person approves it. Agent mode exists; it is not the default.
A week runs Monday to Sunday. A post that fails to generate does not count against it.
