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From a saved note to a reviewed post you publish yourself.

Brrroadcast suggests what to write about from the notes you save and drafts the post. A separate AI can flag problems without changing the text. You approve it and post it yourself.

From the detail you saved to the version you posted

Illustrative example
  1. Save a note.

    Type or dictate it. Add a JPG or PNG, or a source link.

    Saved note
    Tue: 3 calls about washing linen. Care info on website, nothing in parcels. One caller had already cut her pieces before checking instructions. Printed 40 care cards, 'wash before cutting'. First 12 orders packed with them. Cards beside packing scissors now so we remember.
    fabric-care-card.jpgSaved
  2. Choose what to write about.

    Pick a note or ask Brrroadcast to suggest a topic. You confirm before it drafts.

    Saved note

    Tue: 3 calls about washing linen. Care info on website, nothing in parcels. One caller had already cut her pieces before checking instructions. Printed 40 care cards, 'wash before cutting'. First 12 orders packed with them. Cards beside packing scissors now so we remember.

    Write a LinkedIn post from this shop note.

    Draft a LinkedIn post from this shop note: a customer cut her pieces before checking the washing instructions, and you included care cards in the first 12 orders.

    Confirmed
  3. Read the draft and its review.

    A separate AI can flag unsupported claims, invented details, repetition and wording that breaks your saved writing rules.

    Saved note

    Tue: 3 calls about washing linen. Care info on website, nothing in parcels. One caller had already cut her pieces before checking instructions. Printed 40 care cards, 'wash before cutting'. First 12 orders packed with them. Cards beside packing scissors now so we remember.

    Draft for LinkedIn

    Our washing instructions never made it into the parcel.

    On Tuesday, three customers called about washing linen. The advice was on our website. One caller had already cut her pieces before checking it.

    We printed 40 care cards with a simple reminder: wash before cutting. We included them in the first 12 orders and put the stack beside our packing scissors so we remember them.

    We haven't had a washing query since.

    If customers need information before using your product, put it where they'll see it before they start.

    Attention:
    A detail not in your notes
    Your note doesn't say whether washing queries stopped.

    The reviewer flags problems. It does not change the draft.

  4. Make your changes.

    Edit the text or leave a comment for a revision. You approve the version.

    Your comment

    Remove the sentence about queries stopping.

    Approved by you

    Our washing instructions never made it into the parcel.

    On Tuesday, three customers called about washing linen. The advice was on our website. One caller had already cut her pieces before checking it.

    We printed 40 care cards with a simple reminder: wash before cutting. We included them in the first 12 orders and put the stack beside our packing scissors so we remember them.

    If customers need information before using your product, put it where they'll see it before they start.

  5. Publish it yourself.

    Copy the text and post it yourself, then record that you posted it.

    Approved by you

    Our washing instructions never made it into the parcel.

    On Tuesday, three customers called about washing linen. The advice was on our website. One caller had already cut her pieces before checking it.

    We printed 40 care cards with a simple reminder: wash before cutting. We included them in the first 12 orders and put the stack beside our packing scissors so we remember them.

    If customers need information before using your product, put it where they'll see it before they start.

    Posted on LinkedIn

    You paste it into LinkedIn and post it yourself.

A searchable record behind each post

  • Your source material stays connected.

    Notes, comments and earlier versions stay with each post.

  • Your writing rules carry forward.

    Saved rules guide new drafts and give the reviewer something to check against.

  • Your record grows as you use it.

    Search your notes and posts. The next post can draw on what you already saved.

  • AI use is included.

    No separate AI subscription. Beta use has a monthly allowance.

washing linen
Our washing instructions never made it into the parcel.

LinkedIn, recorded as posted

Tue: 3 calls about washing linen.

Source note

Our washing instructions never made it into the parcel.

Source noteTue: 3 calls about washing linen.
Recorded versionVersion 2

Write about the work you do

For individuals

Keep the details of your work until you have time to write about them.

A teacher might save a classroom exercise. A furniture restorer might explain a repair.

For companies

Notes, posts and writing rules stay inside your company’s organisation.

A bakery might explain a new ordering process. A repair company might show how it found a recurring fault.

What is being built and planned

Work in progress

  • Building

    Adapt a post for several networks.

  • Building

    Titles and other fields each network requires.

  • Building

    Simpler screens and settings.

  • Building

    More detailed style review.

Planned

  • Planned

    Generated visuals and video.

  • Planned

    Direct publishing.

  • Planned

    Company approval workflows.

  • Planned

    Summaries of saved material you can come back to.

  • Planned

    Paid plans.

Start with a note you already have

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