Start with what actually happened
Paste the client call, the win, the thing you noticed this week, not a blank prompt. The draft is built from your real input, not a generic topic.
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Bring what actually happened.We’ll help you write it up.
The hard part of LinkedIn content isn’t writing. It’s that the specific thing you could write about is gone by the time you sit down, and a generic rewrite smooths away the detail that made it worth sharing. Paste it while it’s fresh and get a draft built from what you actually gave it.
1 credit per post · Free tier: 150 credits/mo
What actually changes
A generic prompt gets a generic draft. Your numbers get checked against it.
Blank prompt
"Write a LinkedIn post about closing a big client." A model with nothing to work from reaches for the generic version: vague wins, invented specifics, a number that sounds plausible but isn’t yours.
Your actual input
"Closed the Meridian account today. 8 months of follow-up, they finally said yes after I sent a case study instead of another check-in." The draft is built from that. If it tries to add a number you didn’t give it, that line gets swapped out automatically before it reaches you.
The guard runs on every draft · shipped, not a roadmap item
How it works for you
The raw material is the hard part. We handle the rest.
Unsupported figures don't ship as-is
A number, percentage, or dollar figure that isn't backed by what you gave it gets swapped out automatically, before you ever see the draft. General claims still get a human read — yours.
You approve every post
SocialCraft drafts. Nothing publishes without you reviewing it first, including a rough voice-match read against your own past posts, when you've set up a persona.
Three steps
From what happened to a post you’d actually send.
Step 1
Bring the specific thing
A few sentences: what happened, who said what, a number if there is one. That's the source material.
Step 2
Pick tone and platform
LinkedIn, X, or both. Attach a brand persona if you have one set up.
Step 3
Then you publish
Any unsupported figure the draft added was already swapped out automatically, before you ever saw it. Everything else is your read to make.
SocialCraft AI is a small, actively-developed product, not a mature platform with a long track record. Questions or feedback go straight to the person building it.