Turn Any Topic Into a Post That Sounds Like You.
Pick a topic. ProseRelay finds real articles, lets you choose what to cite, and writes the LinkedIn post or X thread in your voice, then learns from every edit you make. Rather write from your own work? Paste your notes instead.
Writing a clear, engaging post backed by the sources you picked, in your own voice...
Posts Backed by Real Sources, in Your Voice
You have a point worth making, but finding good sources, drafting, and editing out the clichés takes hours. ProseRelay researches your topic, lets you choose what to cite, and writes the post in your voice. It adapts to the way you edit, and it can start from your own work instead of a topic.
Finds Real Facts & Links
Searches the web for recent articles and real numbers on your topic. You see what it found and keep only the sources worth citing.
Writes in Your Voice
Learns from a few examples of your past writing so every post matches your natural tone, rhythm, and the way you actually talk, including mixed languages.
Learns From Every Edit
When you change a line, ProseRelay notices. It keeps the rules behind your edits and applies them to your next post, so drafts drift toward what you would write.
Or Start From Your Own Work
No topic in mind? Paste notes, a meeting transcript, or what you shipped. It writes only from what is in your notes and flags client names or numbers that look private.
Built Around How You Actually Work
Start from a topic or from your own work, keep control of what gets posted, and watch the drafts move toward your style.
From a topic
Type a topic and ProseRelay searches the web. You keep or drop the articles it found, and the post is written from the ones you picked, with links.
From my experience
Paste what you shipped, a meeting transcript, a lesson you learned, or rough notes. ProseRelay finds the angle and writes from what actually happened.
See What It Learned, and Reset It Anytime
When you change a draft before approving it, or edit a saved post later, ProseRelay compares your version with its own and keeps the pattern. The next draft starts closer to what you would have written.
- The rules are written out in plain words, so you can read exactly what it picked up.
- It also shows how much of each post you change, so you can tell whether it is helping.
- Reset deletes every stored draft pair and rule. Deleting a post deletes its copy too.
Relay compares your version with its own and adapts to what you keep.
- ·Open with the result, not a greeting.
- ·Cut closing questions that do not follow from the story.
- ·Use plain words: "use", not "leverage".
- ·Keep paragraphs to two sentences or fewer.
Private details flagged
Client names, internal numbers and personal details in your notes are listed under "Check before you post".
You review first
Pause on the draft, change any line or ask the editor for a revision, and only then approve and save.
Post to LinkedIn or X
Open LinkedIn with the post filled in, or post an X thread one reply at a time so it stays a single thread.
Keeps your phrasing
Voice DNA keeps your slang and mixed-language expressions instead of flattening them into corporate English.
Image prompts
Ask for a prompt in a style you pick, ready to paste into an AI image tool alongside your post.
Saved library
Every finished post is saved. Search it, edit it later, or export it as Markdown.
Typical AI Chatbots vs. ProseRelay
Most AI tools hand you generic posts filled with clichés and questionable facts. ProseRelay backs your point with sources you choose, writes in your voice, and adapts to how you edit.
What Happens When You Bring Your Notes
You don't need to write complicated instructions. Share a topic, or paste your own notes, and watch your post come together. Then make it yours, and it remembers.
No topic? Switch to From my experience and paste your notes instead.
Uses a few samples of your past posts so it keeps your natural tone—clear, conversational, and free of stiff corporate jargon.
Turn Your Next Topic Into a Post Worth Reading.
Bring a topic, or your own notes. ProseRelay finds real articles to back you up, writes the post in your voice, and keeps the rules behind your edits so the next draft starts closer to what you would write.