LimeGhost
One idea, every channel

One idea becomes the article, the social post, and every picture.

Keep everything worth publishing in a single bank. Your AI companion turns each idea into finished drafts for every channel — researched, written, and illustrated in your style.

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From a one-line idea to published, in three moves.

You stay the editor. Everything in between is delegated.

  1. 1

    Drop the idea

    A sentence is enough. Attach a link, a PDF, a screenshot — the companion reads all of it. Ask for a batch of fresh angles every Saturday and the bank stocks itself.

  2. 2

    The companion writes

    It researches the live web, drafts the article, writes the version for each channel, generates the images in your brand kit, and lands the lot on the day you asked for.

  3. 3

    You approve, it publishes

    Everything waits in review until you say yes. Connect your blog and your social accounts once, and approved posts go out on schedule, images and alt text included.

The AI companion

A teammate that does the work, not just the suggesting.

Ask in plain language — plan next week, write the LinkedIn version, redo those pictures. The companion has your ideas, your files, your calendar and your brand style, and it keeps working until the job is done.

  • Standing instructions, so every reply follows the same rules.
  • Ask for a whole week at once — it plans, writes and illustrates it in one go.
  • Every action it takes is on the record, and nothing goes out without your yes.

Everything that happens between the idea and the post.

One workspace instead of a doc, a folder, a spreadsheet and four browser tabs.

A calendar, not a queue

Every channel is a row, every day a column. Drag a draft to another day. The whole week is one screen.

One idea bank

Everything worth publishing lives in one list, with its research and files attached — whether or not it has a day yet.

Pictures that match

Paste your website and LimeGhost builds a brand kit — your colours, logo and image style — so every picture it makes looks like you. No prompt drift, no stock photos.

Research with sources

The companion reads the live web and follows the links before it writes, so a post is grounded in something other than a guess.

Work on a rhythm

Recurring tasks put Saturday's idea review and Monday's planning on the team's board by themselves. Set the rhythm once and nobody needs a reminder.

Publish where you already are

Connect your blog CMS and your social accounts once. Approved posts leave the calendar on time, in the right shape for each channel.

Frequently asked questions

What is LimeGhost?
LimeGhost is a content workspace with an AI companion. You keep your ideas in one bank; the companion researches them, writes the article and the social versions, generates the images, and schedules everything on a shared calendar for your approval.
What can the AI companion actually do?
It plans a week of publishing, researches an idea on the live web, writes long-form articles and per-channel social posts, generates images in a style you define, and keeps your idea bank stocked with suggestions. Every draft it produces waits in review.
Where does LimeGhost publish?
To the channels you connect. A channel is one account you publish as — your blog, a LinkedIn company page, an X account. Approved posts go out at the day and time on the calendar, with their images and alt text attached.
Can anything get published without me?
No. Everything the companion writes lands on the calendar as a draft or in review, and nothing leaves LimeGhost until you approve it. You can also give the companion standing instructions about what it should never do on its own.
What does LimeGhost cost?
Pricing is not published yet. LimeGhost is in early access while we finish building it, and plan details will be published before general availability.

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Notes, updates, and deep dives.

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