LinkedIn and X posts that sound like you
QwikPost learns from posts you wrote, then turns a rough idea, an article or someone else’s post into a draft you’d actually publish.
- Learns your voice from your own posts
- Written for LinkedIn and X separately
- Edit by chatting, like with an editor
- Every version kept, restore any time
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Learns your voice
Paste a few posts you wrote. Drafts copy your rhythm, slang and the languages you mix, not a generic template.
Write from a link
Paste an article and get your take on it, sticking to the facts in the piece.
Respond to posts on X
Paste a post, choose to agree, push back or ask a question, and publish it as a quote post.
One idea, two networks
Turn a LinkedIn post into a post for X (or back) in one click, each within its limits.
Edit by chatting
“Make the hook sharper”, “shorter”, “more casual”. Select any sentence to improve just that part.
Every version kept
Each change becomes a new version you can compare and restore.
Three steps, then it runs itself
- 01
Teach it your voice
Add a few posts you wrote and the topics you want to be known for.
- 02
Give it an idea
A sentence, a link or someone’s post. Pick LinkedIn or X.
- 03
Polish and publish
Edit in chat, add an image, then post now or schedule it.
Questions, answered
Still unsure? Start free and see how your first week of drafts reads.
Will posts from QwikPost sound like me?
That’s the point. Paste a few posts you wrote and drafts copy your wording, sentence length and style. The more examples you give, the closer it gets.
Does it make up facts?
It’s told not to. Without a source it writes opinion and insight rather than invented numbers or events. With a link, it sticks to what the article says.
Can I edit the drafts?
Always. Edit the text yourself, or ask the AI for changes in plain words. Every version is kept.
Does it work for X as well as LinkedIn?
Yes. Posts for X are written to fit 280 characters, and any post can be turned into a version for the other network.
Works even better together
Your next 30 days of posts, written this afternoon
Teach QwikPost your voice, approve the first drafts, and let it handle LinkedIn and X from there.
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