Astrid

The beauty is in the telling.

Ask for a post.
Get it in
your brand.

Give Astrid your website. It learns your brand, your voice and your customers, plans your weeks, and writes posts, newsletters and graphics whenever you ask. Every claim traces to your own material, and nothing is posted for you.

Runs on our own model. Your content isn’t sent to outside AI services.

Two LinkedIn posts about Outlook calendar sync, push sign-ups

I’ll write two LinkedIn posts on Fri 16 about “Calendar sync for Outlook”, aimed at sign-ups, ending with “Start free with your team”.

Your meetings, next to your notes

Meetings from Outlook now appear next to your notes, and notes link back to the event. It works with Google Calendar too. Start free with your team.

ApproveEditAnother take
Someone types “Two LinkedIn posts about Outlook calendar sync, push sign-ups”. Astrid reads it as two posts on LinkedIn for Friday, aimed at sign-ups, shows that plan in one sentence, then writes a draft whose sentences are underlined because each traces to a real product update.

On demand

A post in a line, not a brief.

Type what you need the way you’d say it to a colleague. Astrid reads the line as you type, finds the right update or fact, picks the channels and days, and shows you the plan before writing a word.

  • Starters for the usual asks: this week, a launch, a customer story.
  • Ideas from what you haven’t posted about yet.
  • Fill the week: every empty slot, each with its own material.
  • Adapt any approved post for your other channels.

Grounded

Every sentence shows its source.

Underlined sentences trace to a line on your site, in your files or in your releases. Anything Astrid can’t trace is amber, and it waits for you: never quietly kept, never approved on its own.

Traces to your material Couldn’t trace: you decide

Instagram · Thu 1 to check

Saturday mornings, 8 to 2. We bill most insurers directly, so there’s one less thing to sort out. Kids under 5 are free.

Approve Edit Regenerate with a note
A draft Instagram post for a dental clinic. Two sentences are underlined because they trace to the clinic’s website; one is highlighted amber because nothing backs it up, so it waits for a person to confirm or rewrite it.

Rhythm

Your week, planned your way.

Start from Light, Steady or Busy, then put each channel on the days that suit you. Weekly, fortnightly or monthly. Review time is shown before you commit, and changes apply from tomorrow.

How it works

Two minutes of questions, then Astrid reads.

  1. Tell Astrid about you

    Your website, what you do and who you serve. Mostly taps; anything Astrid can read for itself isn’t asked.

  2. Astrid reads

    Your site, files, changelog and repositories: colours, fonts, voice and the facts drafts may cite, each with its source.

  3. You confirm

    Keep, fix or drop each suggestion. Your colours on real templates, your voice, your people and your topics.

  4. Ask, review, export

    Drafts on demand and on your rhythm. Approve, then download a ready-to-post kit with every crop and a checklist.

For products

Releases, your changelog, commits and your blog become launch posts, release notes and newsletter sections, for each audience. Read-only, never your code.

For businesses

Your site, services and reviews become a steady calendar: spotlights, practical info, offers and the stories your customers tell.

What we promise

Three rules Astrid never breaks.

Your first week of posts, in your words.

One address and two minutes. Astrid does the reading.

Start with your website