Generic AI postX post
Ledgerline @ledgerline
Excited to announce our new Late Payment Predictor! This powerful feature leverages AI to help freelancers get paid faster. Try it today! #SaaS #Freelance
Sounds like everyone else.
For founders, indie hackers, and people building in public
Make AI sound like you. Not everyone else.
A social content system you install into ChatGPT or Claude. It interviews you, studies how you write, builds your strategy, and then drafts posts, replies and weekly plans in your voice, with your facts.
Get PostLikeYou
$29 one-time. No PostLikeYou subscription. No account.
Works with ChatGPT
Works with Claude
Free tiers included
See a complete sample system for a fictional founder brand.
You give it
Your business, your audience, and real examples of how you write.
It builds
A brand profile, voice rules, strategy, a 30-day calendar, and a set of working routines.
You keep
Plain Markdown files inside your own Project. Edit them, revise them, never pay again.
How it works
From a blank timeline to a working system in about thirty minutes.
Most of that time is you answering questions about your own business. Nothing happens on our servers, because there are none. Your AI does the work, in your account.
- STEP 01
Buy and download.
One payment of $29. The ZIP arrives with your receipt. Inside: instructions for ChatGPT and Claude, the setup interview, eight workflows, templates, a sample system, and a guide.
- STEP 02
Create a Project and upload the files.
ChatGPT Projects or Claude Projects, free tier included. Paste the instructions, upload the files. Five minutes, and the guide shows every click.
- STEP 03
Type /setup and answer the interview.
Six short rounds inside the Project: your business, your audience, how you write, your platforms, your goals, your preferences. Have three to ten posts you wrote ready. About twenty minutes.
- STEP 04
Start posting.
Your assistant writes your brand profile, voice rules, strategy and a 30-day idea calendar into the Project. From then on /buildlog, /post, /reply and the other commands draft in your voice, with your facts.
Before and after
The same product update, written two ways.
On the left, what ChatGPT writes when you ask for "a post about our new feature". On the right, the same update drafted inside a system built from a founder's real writing. The brand, Ledgerline, is fictional. The difference is not.
Written in the sample brand voiceX post
Ledgerline @ledgerline
Shipped the late-payment predictor today. It is wrong about 1 in 5 clients. That is still better than me, who was wrong about all of them until the invoice was 40 days old.
A distinct voice, with a real detail only this founder could have written.
Ledgerline is a fictional example brand, not a customer. The right-hand post is adapted from the brand's sample writing to show how the voice rules are applied.
What you get
A folder of files. Your AI turns it into a system.
Every file is plain Markdown you can read, edit, and keep. The workflows reference your brand files by name, so the whole system runs from one source of truth that you approved.
Setup
00Start Here. Install order for both platforms, in one page.01ChatGPT Project Instructions. Paste into the Project's instructions field.02Claude Project Instructions. Paste into the Project's instructions.03Setup Interview. The six-round interview the assistant runs when you type /setup.
Workflows
04Build Log to Posts. A plain update about your work becomes three to five angles, one recommendation, then a draft.05Social Post Creator. Posts, opinion pieces, launch announcements, and remixes across platforms.06Research Content System. Educational posts from a real question, with every claim flagged for a source.07Replies and Engagement. Natural replies that add something, never manufactured agreement.08Weekly Review and Planning. What you posted, what happened, what to test next week.09Anti-Generic Writing Rules. The eight-question review every draft passes before you see it.
Your brand files (the setup fills these)
10Brand Profile. Business, products, audience, approved claims.11Brand Voice. How you write, with your own examples quoted.12Audience and Positioning. Who you talk to and why they should listen.13Content Strategy. Pillars, platform roles, cadence, promotion approach.14Brand Notes for Workflows. The one-page brand snapshot every workflow file reads.1530-Day Content Calendar. Thirty specific ideas, not placeholders.
Reference
16Commands. Every command with an example.17Revise and Maintain. What to do when your business changes.SSample system. A complete filled-in system for a fictional founder brand, so you can see the finished shape.PDFInstallation Guide. Both platforms, step by step, with troubleshooting.License. Personal use, one person, as many Projects as you like.
# 01_ChatGPT_Project_Instructions.md (before setup)
You are the social content partner for the owner of this Project.
Until Setup_Interview has been completed and Brand_Profile.md exists,
the only useful thing you can do is run /setup. Offer it.
Never invent facts, numbers, customer quotes, milestones or stories.
Treat the owner's own posts as the voice source. Treat posts they
admire by other people as direction only, never as their writing.# 04_Build_Log_to_Posts.md
1. Understand the event. Restate it in one sentence.
2. Judge it. Is this interesting to the audience in Brand_Profile.md?
If not, say so and suggest what would make it useful.
3. Offer three to five distinct angles, each tied to a pillar.
4. Recommend one, with a two-sentence reason.
5. Draft for the primary platform, in the voice in Brand_Voice.md.
6. Keep it true. Missing detail becomes [NEEDS INPUT], never a guess.# 15_30_Day_Calendar.md (written by your assistant at setup)
Day 4 | X | Solo SaaS economics
Topic: What percentage pricing would have cost customers
Hook: I modelled percentage pricing before choosing $12 flat.
Format: Single post with one number
CTA: None Research needed: yes
Excerpts from the fictional Ledgerline sample system included in the kit. Your files are written from your own answers and writing.
Interactive sample
Look around a finished system.
Ledgerline is a fictional invoicing tool for freelance developers we use to show the shape of a finished system. Flip between the voice rules, pillars, a calendar week, and a worked Build Log to Posts example.
Fictional example brand. Not a customer.
Developer talking to developers. Short sentences, concrete numbers, one dry joke at most, and a habit of admitting mistakes before anyone asks.
Confidence: sample-backed, from 5 of the founder's own posts.
Do
- Lead with the specific thing that happened (a bug, a number, a decision).
- Use first person and present tense for work in progress.
- Round MRR to the nearest hundred; never name a customer without permission.
- End on the lesson or the plain fact, not a motivational line.
- Keep X posts under three sentences unless the detail earns the length.
Do not
- No hashtags, no exclamation marks, no 'excited to announce'.
- No em dashes. Use a period or a comma.
- No threads that open with 'A thread' or a numbered promise.
- No invented customer wins or round-number milestones that did not happen.
- No dunking on other founders or tools by name.
Build logprimary
Show the product being built, including the parts that broke. This is where trust comes from.
What shipped this weekBugs with a storyFeatures deleted and whyA decision made in the open
Client money scriptsprimary
Practical, copy-ready advice on invoicing, reminders and pricing. The useful content people save.
The four-sentence reminder emailWhen to stop working for a late payerDeposits without awkwardnessNet-30 vs net-15 for small clients
Solo SaaS economicssecondary
Real, rounded numbers from a one-person SaaS. Rare on the timeline and easy to start a conversation with.
MRR rounded to the hundredCost of a two-day mistakeWhy flat pricing beat percentagesSupport hours per week
Opinions on freelancingsecondary
Grounded takes on pricing, clients and tools, always backed by something that actually happened.
Percentage pricing punishes successMost pricing pages negotiate with nobodyThe invoice is part of the product
Product, lightlyoccasional
Show Ledgerline doing its job. One in six posts at most, and only when the feature has a story.
A reminder email Ledgerline draftedThe aging report after a fixTrial to paid, rounded
Seven of the thirty rows. Each is an idea with a hook and a format, not a written post. The assistant writes the post the day you ask for it.
| Day | Platform | Pillar | Topic | Hook | Format | CTA |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | X | Build log | What shipped this week and what broke | Shipped two things this week. One worked. | Single post | None |
| 2 | X | Client money scripts | The four-sentence reminder email | The reminder email that gets paid is four sentences long. | Post plus screenshot of the template | Reply if you want the template |
| 3 | Client money scripts | Why net-15 works for small clients | I moved every client under $5k to net-15. Nobody complained. | Eight-line post | Ask how they set terms | |
| 4 | X | Solo SaaS economics | What percentage pricing would have cost customers | I modelled percentage pricing before choosing $12 flat. | Single post with one number | None |
| 5 | X | Opinions on freelancing | The invoice is part of the product | Your invoice is the last thing a client sees. Most look like a tax form. | Single post | None |
| 6 | Build log | The Feb 29 bug, told as a story | An invoice dated Feb 29 broke my aging report. | Short story, six lines | None | |
| 7 | X | Product, lightly | A reminder email Ledgerline drafted (anonymised) | Here is a reminder email the app wrote. Client paid in two hours. | Screenshot with context line | Link to trial in a reply |
Founder types
/buildlog Fixed a bug where invoices dated Feb 29 broke the aging report. Took me most of a morning to find. The fix was two lines.
Assistant answers
Worth posting? Worth posting. Small bug, clear story, slightly funny, and it shows the product being maintained. Not a milestone, so keep it light and do not attach a CTA.
- The leap-year joke. One line, dry. Fastest to write, fits X.
- Hours to find versus lines to fix. The ratio is the story. Works on X and as a six-line LinkedIn post.
- Why dates are hard in finance software. Educational angle. Needs one more concrete example or it reads like a lecture.
- What testing would have caught it. Honest but risks sounding like self-flagellation. Skip unless you plan to add tests.
Recommendation. Lead with angle two on X, with the leap-year line as the closer. The ratio (a morning to find, two lines to fix) is the hook, and the joke keeps it in your voice without forcing it.
Draft for X
Spent most of a morning hunting a bug in the aging report. Invoices dated Feb 29 broke it. The fix was two lines. If you were born on Feb 29, I now understand your pain.
Review before showing you
- Useful to the audience: yes, light but relatable.
- Sounds like you: uses your own leap-year line from the sample set.
- Claims supported: the event is yours, no numbers invented.
- CTA: none, correctly. Not a promotional moment.
Ledgerline is a fictional example brand created to show what a finished system looks like. It is not a customer, and none of this is customer evidence. View the full sample system.
Use cases
Built for people who have something real to say and no time to say it well.
Building a SaaS product
Your commits, bugs, and pricing decisions become a steady build log. The system tells you which updates are worth a post and which are not.
Launching a business
Announcements that explain the product plainly, with founder commentary, so launch week does not read like six adverts in a row.
Building in public
Share progress and setbacks in your own words. The system refuses to invent milestones and round numbers that did not happen.
Sharing useful industry knowledge
Start from a real customer question, draft an educational post, and get every factual claim flagged for a source before you publish.
Establishing professional authority
Consultants and freelancers get a LinkedIn-weighted strategy with opinion posts grounded in experience, not manufactured controversy.
Promoting products and growing an audience
A promotion approach set for your stage and goals, so product posts stay a share of the mix instead of taking over the account.
Pricing
One payment. Yours to keep.
You pay PostLikeYou once. You use your own ChatGPT or Claude account, on whatever plan you already have. There is no PostLikeYou subscription and no per-post fee.
PostLikeYou kit
Personalized by your AI$29one-time
No PostLikeYou subscription. Your AI platform's own plan limits apply.
- ChatGPT and Claude Project instructions, written to fit the platforms' limits
- The /setup interview that builds your brand profile, voice, strategy and 30-day calendar inside your Project
- Build Log to Posts, Social Post Creator, research, reply, and weekly review workflows
- Anti-generic writing rules applied to every draft
- A complete sample system for a fictional founder, so you can see the finished shape
- /revise for when your business changes. No limit, no charge
- Installation guide for both platforms
What is not included, on purpose
- A ChatGPT or Claude subscription. You bring your own account; free tiers work with smaller limits.
- Automatic posting or scheduling. You stay in control of what goes out and when.
- Guaranteed followers, reach, or sales. Nobody can promise that honestly, so we do not.
- A PostLikeYou app or login. The system lives where you already work, and we never see your writing.
Refunds are considered within 14 days if the kit has not been downloaded or installed. See the refund policy.
FAQ
Straight answers.
Platform limits change often. Where we quote one, it is what the platform reported when we checked, and you should confirm it on their site.
Do I need ChatGPT Plus or Claude Pro?
No. Projects exist on the free tiers of both. As reported in late 2026, ChatGPT lets a free account attach up to 5 files per Project (25 on Plus, 40 on Pro and Business), and Claude's free plan allows a handful of Projects with a small knowledge base. The kit ships with a lean install that fits the free limits (instructions plus the files the setup writes) and a full install for paid plans. Check the current limits on each platform before you choose.
Where does the AI run? Do I pay for API usage?
Inside your own ChatGPT or Claude account, under whatever plan you already have. There is no API key, no PostLikeYou server, and no usage bill from us. Your platform's own message and file limits apply, the same as any other conversation.
How does installation work?
You download a ZIP. In ChatGPT, create a Project, paste the contents of the ChatGPT instructions file into the Project's instructions (as reported, that field holds about 8,000 characters, and ours is written to fit), and upload the files. In Claude, create a Project, paste the Claude instructions into the project instructions, and add the files to project knowledge. Then type /setup. The guide walks through both platforms step by step.
What does /setup actually do?
It runs an interview in six short rounds: your business, your audience, how you write (it asks for three to ten posts you wrote yourself), the platforms you use, your goals in priority order, and your preferences. It mirrors back a business profile for you to correct, then writes your brand files: profile, voice, audience and positioning, strategy, a 30-day idea calendar, and a notes file. You save those into the Project and the system is live. Plan on twenty to thirty minutes.
Does it post to my accounts automatically?
No. It never connects to X, Threads, or LinkedIn and never posts on your behalf. Your AI drafts; you read it, edit it, and publish it yourself. That is deliberate. Content that sounds like you needs you in the loop.
Is my content guaranteed to perform?
No, and be wary of anyone who says otherwise. The system gives your AI a real brand profile, a voice drafted from your actual writing, a strategy matched to your stage and time, and a weekly review that looks at what you posted and what happened. It does not promise followers, reach, leads, or sales.
How close will the voice be to mine?
It depends on what you give it. With three to ten real samples, the voice file is built from them and quotes them back as examples. With fewer, the voice is labelled an inferred draft rather than presented as a match, and the system asks for more samples as you go. You can edit the voice file by hand at any time; it is a plain Markdown file in your Project.
What if my business changes?
Type /revise and say what changed: new pricing, a new product, a different platform, a voice that drifted. The system updates the affected brand files and tells you which ones to re-save. There is no limit and no charge. You can also rerun /setup from scratch.
What happens to my writing samples and data?
They never touch a PostLikeYou server, because there is not one. Everything you type stays inside your ChatGPT or Claude Project under that platform's privacy terms. We see your email and order through the payment provider, nothing else.
Can I get a refund?
Refunds are considered within 14 days of purchase if you have not downloaded or installed the kit. After that we handle requests case by case, because the files have been delivered. Write to us and we will sort it out quickly.
Your AI already writes fast. Give it something true to write about.
$29 one-time. Works in the ChatGPT or Claude account you already pay for, or the free one you do not.
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