hello everyone!
Excited to share with you a free tool i made to help with **long-form planning**: you define the thesis and reader; the tool proposes a working title, meta description, H2 architecture with beats, and light internal-link and CTA prompts - not the finished article.
What do you think?
check here - https://superlemon.ai/tools/blog-outline
It’s failing because most teams treat context like a temporary prompt instead of durable infrastructure.
That’s why so many workflows look like this:
Prompt → draft → rewrite → review → rewrite again.
The hidden cost of AI content isn’t generation.
It’s cleanup.
The real shift happening now is from “AI writing tools” toward systems that preserve:
• business knowledge
• audience context
• proof points
• positioning
• workflow memory
Prompts are temporary.
Context is infrastructure.
I’ve been building a small beta tool for content/SEO workflows and looking for honest feedback from agencies or SaaS teams.
Main problem I’m trying to solve:
AI content is fast, but still generic unless you manually feed tons of company context into every workflow.
So the tool lets you upload:
…and then uses that context to generate more grounded content ideas/drafts with citations and source references.
Still pretty early and definitely not polished yet, but I’m trying to figure out whether the workflow itself is genuinely useful before going deeper.
Happy to give free beta access to anyone willing to test it seriously and share blunt feedback.
I’ve been building a small beta tool for content/SEO workflows and looking for honest feedback from agencies or SaaS teams.
Main problem I’m trying to solve:
AI content is fast, but still generic unless you manually feed tons of company context into every workflow.
So the tool lets you upload:
…and then uses that context to generate more grounded content ideas/drafts with citations and source references.
Still pretty early and definitely not polished yet, but I’m trying to figure out whether the workflow itself is genuinely useful before going deeper.
Happy to give free beta access to anyone willing to test it seriously and share blunt feedback.
I’ve been building a small beta tool for content/SEO workflows and looking for honest feedback from agencies or SaaS teams.
Main problem I’m trying to solve:
AI content is fast, but still generic unless you manually feed tons of company context into every workflow.
So the tool lets you upload:
…and then uses that context to generate more grounded content ideas/drafts with citations and source references.
Still pretty early and definitely not polished yet, but I’m trying to figure out whether the workflow itself is genuinely useful before going deeper.
Happy to give free beta access to anyone willing to test it seriously and share blunt feedback.
I’ve been building a small beta tool for content/SEO workflows and looking for honest feedback from agencies or SaaS teams.
Main problem I’m trying to solve:
AI content is fast, but still generic unless you manually feed tons of company context into every workflow.
So the tool lets you upload:
…and then uses that context to generate more grounded content ideas/drafts with citations and source references.
Still pretty early and definitely not polished yet, but I’m trying to figure out whether the workflow itself is genuinely useful before going deeper.
Happy to give free beta access to anyone willing to test it seriously and share blunt feedback.
I’ve been building a small beta tool for content/SEO workflows and looking for honest feedback from agencies or SaaS teams.
Main problem I’m trying to solve:
AI content is fast, but still generic unless you manually feed tons of company context into every workflow.
So the tool lets you upload:
…and then uses that context to generate more grounded content ideas/drafts with citations and source references.
Still pretty early and definitely not polished yet, but I’m trying to figure out whether the workflow itself is genuinely useful before going deeper.
Happy to give free beta access to anyone willing to test it seriously and share blunt feedback.
I’m building something called Superlemon that analyzes your site/content and generates:
• Your Ideal Customer Profile (ICP)
• Content angles that actually match your product
• 10–15 social posts you can directly publish
• A simple 2-week execution plan
No fluff. No generic ChatGPT-style output.
Just drop your homepage URL below.
I’ll reply to a few with actual outputs publicly (so everyone can learn), and DM full details if needed.
Building in public — feedback welcome.
Most SaaS founders don’t know who they’re actually selling to.
Drop your website.
I’ll tell you:
• Who your real ICP is (not who you think)
• What content will actually attract them
• And give you 10 posts you can use immediately
Using a tool I’m building (Superlemon).
No signups. No catch. Just testing it with real products.
hello everyone!
Excited to share with you a free tool i made to help with long-form planning: you define the thesis and reader; the tool proposes a working title, meta description, H2 architecture with beats, and light internal-link and CTA prompts - not the finished article.
What do you think?
check here - https://superlemon.ai/tools/blog-outline
hello everyone!
Excited to share with you a free tool i made to help with long-form planning: you define the thesis and reader; the tool proposes a working title, meta description, H2 architecture with beats, and light internal-link and CTA prompts - not the finished article.
What do you think?
check here - https://superlemon.ai/tools/blog-outline
Just now i posted something and my post had a temp lock on it by scanslop. had to verify via OTP as a reply to remove the block.
Glad to see reddit is taking steps to reduce AI SLOP (🤮)
I am working on a saas app, which started as something that i wanted to build for myself.
It's basically a writesonic's alternative which takes in your own urls, pdfs, etc. -> builds intelligence -> then writes grounded content.
It's so amazing to see that your written code can now write a blog post and sends it to autopublishing using github which in turns gets published to next.js website :D