Spico reads your own posts to learn how you write, checks what is actually earning attention in your market this week, and drafts posts in your voice — with a real number in them, ready to send.
Free to start · No credit card required
How it works
Your voice, what is working now, and a post you would actually send.
most founders know they need to market. they just don’t have time to do it.
Step 01
Type your handle and Spico reads your recent posts — your sentence length, your punctuation, whether you use capitals at all. No account to connect, and it can never post as you.
Bold claim, personal proof, forward look
Callback to a past shift, then name the new one
Launch, what it does, how to start
Step 02
It reads the highest-performing posts in your niche this week and works out the shapes behind them — how they open, what carries the middle, how they land. The shape gets borrowed; the words never do.
Spico scanned our site last night and found 8 things worth fixing while I was asleep. Autonomous marketing isn’t a future idea.
Step 03
Three posts in your voice, each built on a different shape, each anchored to something true Spico found on your own site. One click copies it and opens the composer.
Just ask
“Write me some X posts”
3 drafts · read from 50 of your posts · 183 characters · post on X
What it does
The voice comes from your own posts, not a house style. Give it your LinkedIn too and it writes differently there — longer and calmer, the way people actually post on LinkedIn.
It reads the top posts in your market before it writes, so a draft follows a shape that is working this week rather than a template from a blog post.
Every figure comes from Spico’s own findings on your site. It will write a post with no number in it before it will write one with a number it made up.
Each draft shows as the post itself, with a live character count and a button that opens your composer with the text in it. Spico has no permission to post and never asks for one.
No. You type your handle and Spico reads what is already public. There is no login, no password and no posting permission — which is also why it can never post without you.
No. It reads high-performing posts for their structure only — where the claim sits, what carries the middle, how it closes — and fills that shape with your own facts.
Never. It drafts, shows you the post as it will look, and opens your composer with the text ready. You read it and press post.
It tells you so plainly instead of guessing at your voice, and points you at pasting a few posts in by hand. A draft in the wrong voice is worse than none.
The rest of your team
Writes X and LinkedIn posts in your voice, from what works in your market. Start free and see it run on your own site.