Coveted Consultant

Turn one client call into a week of true posts. You write nothing.

For consultants, fractional executives and coaches whose best work never gets posted.

See it work

Try it. It takes a minute.

Say you just finished a client call and have the transcript. Work down the page.

Questions
What raw material can I provide?

A client call recording or transcript, a team meeting, or ten minutes talking it out by voice. Something you already made is best: it costs you no new time.

What about my client's privacy?

People are credited by role, not name, unless you say otherwise. Nothing goes anywhere without your yes, and you post it yourself.

Is AI writing my posts?

Yes, AI does the work. But it doesn't invent anything. It reports what actually happened in your material, and when a fact is unclear, it asks you.

How much time does it take?

About 15 minutes a week. Ten to bring your material, five to say yes or no. You never rewrite a post.

What do I get?
  • Your own link, to use every week
  • 5 to 7 true posts from each piece of work
  • A card image with every post
  • Each post labeled Know, Like or Trust
  • A weekly calendar reminder with the link inside

A browser is enough. No account, no login.

Who is it for, and who isn't it for?

It's for consultants, fractional executives and coaches with paying clients and real results, who'd rather talk than write. It isn't for chasing viral reach, for anyone with no client work to report yet, or for someone who wants their posting done for them.

Where do the posts go?

Anywhere you already post. You copy the text, save the card and post it yourself. It never touches your accounts.

Why is it free?

It won't be forever. This is an early version of a tool I already use with my own clients. Before I build it out, I want to see it work on other people's real client work, week after week.

Your best client work is already your best content. You're just not posting it.

Preview. The sample call, its client and every number are fictional. The cards are real renders.