Content Autopilot
Point it at up to 20 feeds. Run a scan and it finds what is worth a comment, and leaves a drafted Hot Take in your queue — up to five a day, one credit each.
Hourly scan · up to 20 sources · 5 drafts/day
Example output
Three illustrative pairs. The left is the story the scan flagged; the right is the draft it leaves for you to edit.
Industry newsletter
Major CRM vendor deprecates its legacy API with 90 days notice
Drafted take
Ninety days to move every integration off an API you built your workflow on. This is the real cost of picking a platform: not the monthly fee, the switching bill when they change the rules. Worth asking your stack the same question before someone else forces it.
Competitor blog
A well-funded startup in your space raises a Series B and doubles headcount
Drafted take
A competitor just raised a big round. The instinct is to feel behind. The useful read: more money in the category means more buyers being educated about the problem you also solve. Their marketing budget warms up your pipeline too — if your positioning is sharp enough to catch the spillover.
Trade press
New regulation will require disclosure of AI use in customer communications
Drafted take
The AI-disclosure rules are coming. Teams treating it as a compliance chore are missing the angle. Saying "a human reviewed this" out loud is a trust signal your competitors will fumble. Draft the disclosure language now, make it sound like you, and it stops being a warning label.
Example · illustrative headlines and drafts
What it is for
Point it at up to 20 feeds you choose. Run a scan and it finds what's worth a comment, so you're not starting from a blank page when something breaks.
Each draft references the real headline and takes a clear angle. You edit it into your voice and post it — the blank page is already gone.
Up to five drafts per day, one credit each. It fills a queue you review, it does not publish anything on its own.
How it works
Step 1
Up to 20 RSS or Atom sources — industry news, competitor blogs, the newsletters you already read.
Step 2
New articles get matched against your topics when you run it; a strong match becomes a Hot Take draft.
Step 3
Open the drafts queue, edit the ones worth publishing, discard the rest.
The scan runs whether you are watching or not.