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It knows your voice and builds the structure

Set the voice once per project. DraftPipe proposes the shape of the piece, writes the first pass in that voice, and shows you what it would look like published. Every change arrives as a diff you accept or reject, so the draft stays yours.

7 days free for everyone who joins now. No card.

Personal brandWhy we stopped shipping on Fridays

Voice: Maks, plain

Draft

We shipped on Friday afternoons for two years. It felt fast. It was not.

Removed: The main issue was that nobody was around to handle the fallout. Added: Every rollback landed on whoever happened to check Slack on Saturday.

AcceptReject1 of 4 changes

So we moved the release window to Tuesday and the on-call load dropped by half.

/outline as a five-beat threadSkill
X threadLinkedInLong-form

We shipped on Friday afternoons for two years. It felt fast. It was not.

Every rollback landed on whoever happened to check Slack on Saturday.

3 of 5 posts. 218 characters left in this one.

Three steps, then you are reviewing

  1. Set the voice for the project

    Rules, sample posts, phrases you never use. Everything written in that project starts from the same brief, so you are not re-explaining yourself in each chat.

  2. Ask for the shape

    A rough idea is enough. DraftPipe proposes the outline, argues for an order, and writes the first pass for the format you picked.

  3. Review it line by line

    Take the sentences that sound like you and drop the rest. The preview updates as you go, so you see the published shape before you commit.

A board that keeps drafts moving

Ideas, drafting, in review, ready. DraftPipe flags the ones that have gone quiet and tells you what they need.

Ideas

Hiring without a take-home
The Friday deploy post

Drafting

Why we stopped shipping on Fridays4 changes

Ready

What a staff engineer does all day

Nothing lands without your yes

Suggestions queue up as separate changes with the reason attached. Take them one at a time or clear the batch.

4 suggested changes

Accept all

Opening line, tighter

Removed: The main issue was that nobody was around

Added: Every rollback landed on whoever checked Slack

AcceptReject

Cut a hedge

Removes “I think” from the third paragraph. Your voice brief says you avoid it.

Everything between the idea and the publish button

  • Structure before sentences

    Ask for an outline and you get a real argument: what to open with, what to cut, where the piece loses people.

  • A voice per project

    Your own newsletter and the company blog are different registers. Each project holds its own brief, samples and rules.

  • Skills you write once

    Turn the instruction you keep retyping into a command. Type a slash in the draft and it runs where the cursor is.

  • Diffs, not rewrites

    Every edit shows the words it removes next to the words it adds. Accept per change, reject the rest, keep the draft intact.

  • Preview per platform

    See the thread split, the character counts and the line breaks before you paste anything anywhere. Pick the tabs each project needs.

  • A board, not a folder

    Ideas move to drafting, drafting to review, review to ready. Drafts that go quiet get called out instead of forgotten.

One draft, every shape it needs to take

The same idea renders as a thread, a single post, or a long-form piece, each with its own length rules and structure. You choose which previews a project shows.

  • X thread
  • X post
  • LinkedIn
  • Long-form

One plan, everything in it

No seat maths and no feature gates. One price, a run budget you will have to work hard to finish, and everything switched on from day one.

DraftPipe

$29per month

Every skill and every preview format, with 150 AI runs a month. Cancel from the settings page in two clicks.

Join the waitlist

7 days free, no card up front.

  • Unlimited projects, each with its own voice
  • 150 AI runs a month, roughly 20 finished pieces
  • Your own skills, plus the built-in library
  • Previews for every supported format
  • Outline, drafting and rewrite passes on any of them

Questions people actually ask

A chatbot hands back a wall of new text and leaves you to spot what changed. DraftPipe works against your document, proposes structure inside it, and returns edits as diffs. The draft is the source of truth, not the chat log.

Your next draft could argue back

Join the waitlist and we will send an invite as soon as a seat opens, with 7 days free on the full plan.