Write

Tuesday, 7:15 — a draft in Michael’s voice

Drafts that sound like you, not like a bot.

LimeGhost learns how you write from the posts you wrote yourself — never from its own drafts — and adapts one idea for each channel, counted the way that network counts.

No credit card · 100 AI credits included

A consultant’s desk by a sash window: a laptop, a notebook and a cup of tea
Tea, a notebook, and a draft that only needs an edit.

The post editor — from idea to draft in one click


Writing in your voice

How it works

01

Your voice, from your own posts

Voice examples come only from posts a person wrote, so the AI copies you, not itself.

02

Your project, in every draft

A project brief says what it’s about; writing instructions say how. The idea and its files come along.

03

Shaped for each channel

Built-in best practices per network, with your own channel instructions on top. Too long for X? It shortens.

04

Fix it with AI, or by hand

Ask for a rewrite in plain words, shorten to fit, or just edit. Every draft waits in review.

Worth knowing

What it costs

A social draft, rewrite or shorten costs 3 credits on the standard writing model; a blog article draft costs 11. Lighter models cost less and premium ones more — the model picker shows it.

See every plan →
  • Who winsHard platform rules first, then your request, then channel instructions, then project instructions.
  • Your choice of modelClaude, GPT and Gemini models, from light to frontier. Bigger models cost more credits per draft.
  • 33 post languagesSet the language posts are written in, including regional spellings like British English or Swiss German.
  • Shorten to fitCuts a post until it fits the network’s limit — nothing else changes.
  • Blog articlesLong-form drafts in your house style, with places for images, for your Payload CMS blog.
  • In reviewDrafts are written in the background and land in review. Nothing publishes without you.

Writing in your voice

Questions, answered.

LimeGhost learns from posts you wrote yourself, never from its own drafts, and every draft waits for you to edit and approve it.


A Georgian townhouse office in Bath with a navy door, in the morning

Next Monday, 8:40

Turn this week’s ideas into this week’s posts.

No credit card · 100 AI credits included