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AI that reads what you write
One article.
Every channel.
Catapultor reads your published piece, then writes a native post for every channel — in your voice, at the right size — and throws away the drafts that don't hold up.
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Reading the article
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What you get
It reads your writing. Most of what it does is free.
| Feature | Free Now | The plan In build |
|---|---|---|
| Articles | Your first one now, then one a week | Everything you publish |
| What you get | A vertical video for TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels; a short text post for X, Threads and Bluesky; and a post each for Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn — the picture shared, the words written separately for every one — plus how to post it on Reddit | The same six |
| How each post looks | Your photo with text on it, your photo alone, or type alone — in your own colors and fonts | Same |
| First line of each post | Taken word for word from your article — never invented, and you can cycle through the alternatives | Same |
| Captions | Ten of them — one for every destination, not one per picture, with hashtags where they belong and the link where it works | Same |
| Shows what it threw away | Every draft it refused, and why | Same |
| Download | One zip — every image, every caption, ready to post | Same |
| Scheduling | — | Posts spread across a month, so one article keeps working long after you publish it |
| Posting calendar | — | Built for you, with what to post when |
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Next we're building performance analysis: Catapultor will read what actually worked, learn from it, and sharpen what it sends out — so you can spend your time writing. You're on the list. We'll be in touch. |
No date on the second column — it's being built, and we'd rather say that than pick a month.