Premium kit · 14 items · all tested
One post in. A week of content out.
"Turn this into a tweet" gives you your post, shrunk. Same words, smaller box, that AI texture.
This splits the job the way an editor would: extract the ideas, then rebuild each one native.
Extract, then adapt
Why direct conversion fails.
Pick a platform. Flip between what "turn this into a tweet" gives you and what the chain builds.
The same paragraphs in the same order, trimmed to fit. Anyone who read the original recognises the rerun in the first line, and scrolls.
Start with the extractor.
Find the five ideas hiding in your post — free, no email. The paid kit is the adapters that turn each one into a native post.
Find the ideas hiding in my post. Do not summarise it. MY POST: {{paste your post, newsletter or blog}} Return a CONTENT MAP: 1. FIVE IDEAS — each one strong enough to be its own piece. One line each, in my words where possible. 2. HOOKS — two candidate first lines per idea, quoting my phrasing. 3. PROOF — the numbers, examples and specifics in the post, listed verbatim. Invent nothing. 4. VOICE CARD — how I open, my sentence rhythm, words I use, words I never use. Quote me as evidence. Rules: no new claims, no filler ideas to reach five, and say so plainly if the post only carries three.
What you get
One extractor. Five adapters. Three finishers.
Run them in order and one post becomes a week. Plus a guide that teaches the whole chain, and four free items to start.
I kept watching one good post do one day of work, then retire.
The direct-conversion prompts everyone shares gave me shrunken reruns of my own writing, so I built the two-step version instead. Every prompt here carries a test status you can see on its page. If it didn't hold up, it didn't ship.
The full list
Every prompt in the kit
For you if
You write something substantial
A newsletter, a blog, a long post — at least occasionally. You want that work to feed the rest of the week instead of retiring after a day.
Not for you if
You schedule hundreds of posts
High-volume agencies have automation tools for that. This is for one person who wants five platforms to sound like one writer.
Where it sits
A standalone kit
Pay what you want, suggested $15. It isn't the full $49 Vault, which is sold separately and covers the whole library.
The offer
Stop writing the same week twice.
Pay what you want, suggested $15. One-time, and the kit keeps growing.
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FAQ
Anything else?
Anything substantial you already wrote — a newsletter issue, a blog post, a long LinkedIn post. If there are five ideas in it, the chain has something to work with.