How it works

Enter your idea or the facts you want to post.
Pick a style, such as plain update or question-led.
Review the three numbered options and edit before posting.

Examples

Sample results for the inputs shown, so you can see the format and quality before you try it.

Example 1: input

Post idea and facts: We tested labels on six jars. Two labels peeled after washing. This is a small informal test, not a product rating.

Output style: Plain update

Example 1: output

1. We tested labels on six jars. After washing, two labels peeled. This was a small informal test, not a product rating. 2. Small informal test: six jars, labels checked after washing. Two labels peeled. Not a product rating; sample size was six. 3. Of six jars tested informally, two labels peeled after washing. This is not a product rating, and only six jars were tested.

Example 2: input

Post idea and facts: The book club meets Friday at 6 pm in Room 2. We are discussing chapter 4. Bring a copy of the book.

Output style: Question-led

Example 2: output

1. Book club meets Friday at 6 pm in Room 2. We're discussing chapter 4. Can you bring a copy of the book? 2. What are you doing Friday at 6 pm? Book club is in Room 2, discussing chapter 4. Bring a copy of the book. 3. Friday, 6 pm, Room 2: book club digs into chapter 4. Do you have a copy of the book to bring?

Example 3: input

Post idea and facts: Our signup form now has four fields instead of six. We have not measured conversion yet.

Output style: Plain update

Example 3: output

1. Our signup form now has four fields instead of six. We haven't measured the effect on conversion yet. 2. We cut our signup form from six fields to four. No conversion data yet — that measurement hasn't been done. 3. Signup form update: four fields now, down from six. Conversion impact not yet measured.

Tips for better results

List each fact on its own line so dates, numbers and qualifiers survive.
Pick question-led when you want the post to invite replies.
Keep a hedge phrase like not measured yet if it is true, and the output can keep it.
Trim any option past 240 characters before you copy it out.

FAQ

Is it free?

Yes. Email signup is required and also subscribes you to Something Big, our free newsletter. Daily usage limits apply. You can unsubscribe anytime.

Can it invent quotes or links?

The instructions tell it not to. It works only from the facts you supply, so it does not add quotes or links you did not provide. Read each draft before posting. Check the draft against your source; generation can still make mistakes.

What are the output limits?

Each post option stays within 240 characters and the tool writes three numbered options per run. Longer threads or images are not part of the output.

Do I still need to check the draft?

Yes. The output is a draft for human review, and may misread context or drop a detail. Check dates, numbers and claims before posting.

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