A first draft in seconds.
Give AI Writer a topic and pick the channels. It drafts a caption for each one, ready for a person to edit and approve. Nothing it writes goes out on its own.
Three steps.
Brief it
Type a topic or idea, choose a content type and a tone.
Pick channels
LinkedIn, X, a Hashnode teaser, Instagram: one draft per channel.
Send to the queue
Drafts land in the content queue and wait for approval.
What you get.
From the Reach dashboard, as it works today.
Eight content types
LinkedIn post, Medium article, X thread, email sequence, Hashnode article, newsletter edition, ad copy and article outline.
Five tones
Professional, founder voice, technical, casual, or bold.
One draft per channel
Each platform gets its own length and style, not a copy-paste.
Assign to a coworker
Hand a draft to an AI coworker, such as the LinkedIn publisher or the newsletter curator.
Tie to a campaign
File the draft under a campaign so the calendar shows it in context.
Creative studio
Image prompts, creative briefs, ad copy and a brand tone check, in the same panel.
Approval first
Drafts go to the queue. A person approves before anything is published.
The other screens.
Your channels, on one calendar.
AI drafts. A person approves. Reach publishes on time and keeps the record.