Posts that write themselves — in your voice, for every network

Write from a photo, or from a line

Most posts start with one of two things: a picture you want to share, or an idea you want to get out. AI Assist starts from either.

• With images on the post, press “Generate post for this image” and AI Assist writes a post built around what they show
• It may mention what is plainly visible, including words and prices in the picture, but will not guess at who people are or where it is
• With an empty composer, type a one-line brief — “our spiced pear danish is back, only 30 a day” — and get a finished draft
• Drafts come back at the right length and in the right style for the network you are writing for

The edits you actually make, as buttons

Most real editing is a handful of moves repeated endlessly, so AI Assist has them ready: fix spelling and grammar, write it better, make it punchier, make it shorter, rephrase, expand, improve structure and spacing, rewrite in a positive tone, rewrite as a thread start, add emoji, rewrite as an announcement. Start typing to filter the list. If none of them fit, type your own instruction — “mention the Saturday bake box”, “make it a question”, “drop the hashtags” — and it is applied to the draft.

Whole threads for X, Threads and Bluesky

Switch to Thread mode and AI Assist writes the whole chain: from a brief, from a long draft you want split, or by expanding a short post into a fuller story. Choose three, five or eight posts, or let it decide. Each post comes back as its own card with a character count, so you can edit one, regenerate one or remove one before replacing your thread with it.

Adapt one post for every network

Write the post once for the network you care about most, then open Adapt. AI Assist rewrites it for each of your other selected accounts — trimmed and tightened for X, given room to breathe on LinkedIn, kept as a thread where threads are native — keeping every fact and link. Apply each version on its own or all of them at once. It is the step that used to make cross-posting a chore, done in under a minute.

It writes as your business, not as an AI

Each social portfolio has a brand voice — tone, audience, a sample of your writing, emoji and hashtag preferences, words to avoid — and a business profile with your products, prices, offers, opening hours and location. AI Assist uses both. That is why a post about a new pastry can say what it costs and when the shop is open, and why the café and the accountancy firm on the same Fluxi account never sound alike.

Suggestions, not replacements

The fastest way to lose trust in an AI feature is to have it silently overwrite something you spent ten minutes on. AI Assist streams its suggestion into its own card while it writes, and the draft in the composer does not change until you press Insert. After inserting you can undo. And it never publishes anything: scheduling is always something you do on purpose.

What it costs

AI Assist is included in every plan, including the free trial. Each request uses 1 AI credit — adapting a post for five networks uses five. Pay as you go includes 300 credits a month for every social portfolio, Unlimited includes 10,000, and paying teams can buy top-ups that last as long as they are subscribed.