One place to write and publish posts
for all your projects.
Your AI interviews you and drafts from your own words. You approve, and every X account and blog goes out from one schedule.
Good morning, Mário.
Two to read, about 5 minutes.Three to read, about 6 minutes.
Mário · Thread · Tue 9:151 minNew draft from 2 of your ideas.
Mário · Blog post · Tue 9:004 minRevised after your note: “open with the email”.
New draft from 2 of your ideas.
Paying before the trial endsThree posts a weekWaiting for youApprovedTwo workspaces, now one4 for you, 2 for Tamable.
How I finally post three times a week
I’ve started a blog more than once and tried X a few times. A five-minute read took me days, so I rarely published.
Now I talk to Claude for twenty minutes when my queue runs short, and I post three times a week, in my own words.
Ideas everywhere.
Posts nowhere.
Ideas sit in your notes app. Drafts get buried in old chats. The blog post is half done in a doc. Nothing connects them, so the post never goes out.
“The week nobody signed up” has been an idea since October 9. Still just an idea, and the lesson is getting stale.
The launch thread you liked is under 40 newer chats. You’d have to find it, copy it and post it.
Two people asked to pay for MustLoop before their trial had even ended. I had no way to take their money.
So I spent the evening adding a yearly plan. Then
A five-minute read, stuck at 60%. Finishing it means finding a free afternoon.
One queue for you and everything you build.
Everything between the idea and the post, for every project. Connect Claude, ChatGPT or another AI once: it saves ideas while you talk, drafts from them and revises what you send back. Nothing goes out until you approve it.
Capture ideas the moment they show up.
Type or paste them, or let your AI save them mid-conversation. Word for word, ready when you want them.
“AI files each idea under the right project”
“two people asked to pay before their trial even ended. I had no way to take the money”
“finally shipped projects. each project gets its own writing strategy, x account and blog. one interview can feed both. was running two workspaces before, one for me and one for tamable, switching all day. still approve every post myself”
Let your AI write it, or write it yourself.
Your AI drafts from your ideas, in your own words. Or start from a blank page, and take over at any point.
finally shipped projects. each project gets its own writing strategy, x account and blog. one interview can feed both. was running two workspaces before, one for me and one for tamable, switching all day. still approve every post myself
AI files each idea under the right project
Tamable now has projects. Write as yourself and as what you build: each project gets its own writing strategy, X account and blog.
One interview can feed both. Your AI files each idea under the right project.
Find it in Settings › Projects.
Read it as it will look. Then decide.
What your AI drafts waits for you. Fix a word, approve it, or send it back with a note and your AI revises it. Posts you write yourself skip this.
Tamable now has projects. Write as yourself and as what you build: each project gets its own writing strategy, X account and blog.
One interview can feed both. Your AI files each idea under the right project.
Find it in Settings › Projects.
Each project, its own way of writing.
You’re a project too. Give each one its writing strategy, X accounts and blog; your AI files every idea under the right one and drafts it the way that project writes. Just you? It works the same.
Until today I kept two workspaces: one for my posts, one for Tamable’s. Two queues, two logins, always switching.
Now it’s one place. Each post still goes out as the right one, and I still approve every one of them myself.
All your X accounts and blogs, in one schedule.
Every project, one calendar. Each post goes out at the time you picked, from the account it belongs to. X works out of the box; your blog too, if you have a site, or we’ll set one up. Threads go out whole, or not at all.
9:009:009:159:00I talk. My AI finds the posts.
One question, answered out loud for about four minutes: 542 words, all over the place. My AI found three posts in it, using only what I said.
Well I’ve always enjoyed writing. As you know I used to have a blog for Rippler where I shared the journey of building it. I also have my private blog, or personal blog. I tried times to write for Twitter and even built a Kanban board for Twitter tweets and threads called Tweetboard.
While building MustLoop I was trying to communicate with indie hackers. A lot of indie hackers, solopreneurs, and builders in general are on Twitter so I thought maybe my content strategy can focus on writing for Twitter…
My brain is kind of chaotic. I have lots of thoughts, lots of things that I would love to cover and talk about. Every time that I do write something manually, it takes me ages to get finished with it…
…It’s a product I built for content creators that never worked. Now it’s the back office for everything I write…
…So now I write differently. I talk my ideas out, then let Claude expand them…
…AI is great at expanding my ideas. But it needs a place to keep them, and I still want to review everything before it goes out…
Every prompt I paste, my writing strategy and the week that keeps my queue full. Take what fits, change the rest.
Read the Playbook“A post you read in five minutes took me days to write, so I rarely published. Now an X post takes me under two minutes, in my own words.”
One plan. Everything in it.
Works with the AI you already use.
- Unlimited projects: you and everything you build
- Unlimited sites, X accounts and people
- Unlimited ideas, drafts and blog posts
- 250 posts on X a month, 25 of them with a link
- Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Claude Code and Gemini CLI
- On your phone, installed from the browser
What people ask first.
What’s a project?
Anything you write as: you, a product, an open source project. Each has its own writing strategy, X accounts and blog. One plan covers them all, and your AI files each idea under the right one. You start with one, named after you.
I only write as myself. Is it for me?
Yes. With one project, Tamable never mentions projects. Add one when you start something new.
Will it sound like AI?
Not when it’s built from your words. Your AI drafts from what you said and follows your writing strategy, never adding facts, numbers or quotes. You read and approve every post before it goes out.
Does Tamable write my posts?
No. Tamable has no AI of its own. You write, or the AI you already use drafts from your words. Tamable keeps your ideas and drafts, and it’s where you decide what goes out.
Do I need to connect an AI?
No. You can capture ideas and write posts in Tamable on your own, and posts you write yourself skip review. Connect your AI whenever you want the busywork off your hands.
Which AI works with it?
Claude on any plan, even Free, plus Grok, Claude Code and Gemini CLI. ChatGPT works on plans that allow custom connectors. Any AI that can add a custom connector can connect.
Do I have to talk out loud?
No, typing works too. Talking is just faster, and long, messy answers give your AI more to work with. Any dictation app or your phone’s microphone will do.
Why is there a limit on posts on X?
X charges for every post sent through its API, and each post in a thread counts. Blog posts, ideas and drafts have no limit. Scheduled posts hold their place, so nothing you schedule fails for lack of room.
I already use a scheduler and ChatGPT. Why switch?
A scheduler only sees finished posts. Tamable keeps each project’s writing strategy and your ideas in your own words, so your AI starts every draft from what you’ve already said, and you approve it before it goes out.
How do I start?
Sign in, add your X account or your site, and capture an idea or write a post. Connect your AI whenever you’re ready: it’s one address, and Tamable gives you a prompt to paste.
Does anyone train AI on my writing?
Not Tamable. It has no AI of its own and never sends your writing to one. What you tell your AI goes to the AI you chose, under its own terms.
Do I need my own site?
For blog posts, yes. Tamable doesn’t host blogs; your site reads your posts from Tamable. X posts work without a site. No site yet? We can set one up for you, for a one-off fee.
How is Tamable different from Typefully, Buffer or Postiz?
They schedule and publish posts you already have. Tamable is where the writing happens before that: each project’s strategy, your ideas in your own words and drafts waiting for your OK. Each comparison page says when the other tool is the better fit.
Can I cancel any time?
Yes, from your billing settings. You keep your plan until the end of the period you paid for, and you have 30 days after your first payment to change your mind for a full refund. If you stop paying, your workspace turns read-only: nothing is deleted, and your site keeps showing what you published.
What happens when the trial ends?
Pick monthly or yearly. If you don’t, nothing is lost: your workspace turns read-only, and your site keeps showing what you published.
Who is it not for?
People with a writing setup they’re happy with, people who don’t want to write in public, people who want an AI to post for them on autopilot, and people who need Instagram, LinkedIn or TikTok: Tamable is X and your own blog. It isn’t a growth hack either: no hooks, no engagement tricks.
One place for all your projects.
Keep building. Tamable keeps you posting.