Tell jarvis your topic, your platform and your voice. Each week it explores the topic on the live web, finds a sharp angle, and drafts a few copy-ready posts — hook, body, a source each — so you're posting, not brainstorming from zero.
Set it up once. Every week the drafts are waiting; tap Copy and paste straight into LinkedIn or X. Steer the hooks and length with a note.
The hard part isn't typing 200 words — it's finding an angle worth posting, on a schedule, without it becoming your whole afternoon.
A template prefills everything — tweak it or just run it. The whole point is that you set it up once and stop thinking about it.
Your niche, your platform, your tone, roughly how long. jarvis turns it into a repeatable brief you can tweak in a sentence.
Weekly on Monday, ahead of the week. jarvis researches and drafts the set on time — waiting for you, not asked for.
Each post arrives copy-ready — hook, body, hashtags, a source. Tap Copy, paste into LinkedIn, tweak, post. A note steers next week's hooks.
Each delivery is a small set of finished post drafts — not ideas, not a summary: a scroll-stopping hook, a tight body in your voice, sensible hashtags, and a source per post, each with one-tap copy.
Finished drafts. Each has a hook, a body in your voice, hashtags that earn their place, and a source — ready to copy and publish, not a list of topics to go write.
You set your voice and platform up front, and every note steers the next set. Over a few weeks it converges on your tone, because it remembers your feedback.
Whatever you name — LinkedIn, X, and similar. It matches each platform's norms for length and tone, and you can run a separate routine per platform.
Each post has a one-tap “Copy post” that lifts the hook, body and hashtags — paste straight into the composer. (Direct integrations are a top-tier item.)
No — it researches a real angle from live sources and writes in your voice, and you edit before posting. It kills the blank page; the judgement stays yours.
Start a 14-day trial of everything — no card. Tomorrow, the delivery is already waiting, and it keeps learning what you want.