Inkwire researches what changed in AI and engineering today, drafts posts in my voice, and publishes them across six platforms — after I've read every word.
How it works
Every day at 5 pm IST it scans 30+ sources: Tavily, Google News, Hacker News, GitHub releases, arXiv, Hugging Face papers, lab blogs and the people worth following.
De-duplicates, scores freshness and relevance to your topics, and proposes 5 ideas with a hook, a pillar and the sources behind it.
One click turns an idea into a full pack — blog article, LinkedIn post, X thread, Instagram carousel, dev.to and Hashnode versions, plus image prompts.
You review and edit, then publish in order: blog first, then LinkedIn, X and Instagram linking back to it, with canonical links so your domain gets the credit.
Features
Builder's log, contrarian take, witty explainer, war story, teacher, data-driven or thread — with none, light or bold humour.
Real projects, incidents and numbers. Every draft must use one, so posts sound like a person, not a model.
Nothing is published without review. Rumours are flagged, every claim cites a source, client names never appear.
Your blog, dev.to and Hashnode via API; LinkedIn, X and Instagram with one-click copy and open.
A 5 pm email with the day's ideas and a short “what happened in AI today”.
Email one-time codes, short-lived JWT access tokens, rotating refresh sessions and a 4-hour idle logout.
Under the hood