Bleet

Our iOS app should be live in the app store this week! Create voice notes, and publish on LinkedIn and X within seconds.

Bleet can now generate blog posts from your meetings!

We just added DALL-E image generation for your post suggestions. The images are based on your tone, style, preferences, and will add flare to your posts.

We just added Fathom as an integration!

Google Meet and Zoom is now fully integrated!

We updated our website! Our message is clear, stop posting on social media out of guilt, and get hired for what you actually know by posting in your voice, not AI slop. getbleet.com

@GeoffPeterson @stulogy Feel free to email us to discuss it on a call! hello+bleet at ailogy.co.

@stulogy @getbleet Stu, I just came across Bleet. Love the business and concept (there's a huge market for sales and content solutions using AI). I worked in the AI space for years (helping Microsoft and IBM grow their teams and businesses).

Follower count on X is mostly vanity IMO, but it's still good to track, using a tool like @getbleet.

Now, when you generate posts it will create one post per topic, allowing you to easily post content about everything you talked about.

We built an iOS app so you can record your ideas on the go, then generate content. It will be available in the App Store in the next week or two.

The difference between good and bad content automation comes down to one thing: starting with your actual thoughts versus starting with AI prompts. One sounds human, the other sounds robotic.

The biggest risk with AI content isn't bad grammar or awkward phrasing. It's fabrication. When your marketing tool invents facts, quotes, or experiences you never had, trust dies instantly with your audience.

Most AI writing tools study your voice then produce generic slop. Real authenticity comes from using your actual words, recordings, and content as the foundation.

AI content tools make things up. People don't. That's the fundamental disconnect killing authentic marketing.

Most AI content tools promise to match your voice but deliver generic slop that sounds nothing like you. The difference? Tools that use your actual content versus ones that guess based on patterns. Your voice comes from your real words, not algorithmic assumptions.

Content automation that actually works: 10 minutes of setup for weeks of authentic posts versus hours of manual posting daily. The secret is starting with your real voice, not teaching AI to impersonate you. Efficiency without losing authenticity.

Most marketing automation tools push out generic content that screams AI. The real automation breakthrough is maintaining your voice while scaling content. Tools that transform your actual words into platform-specific formats beat template generators every time. Your authentic voice matters more than posting frequency.

This is how Bleet works. 1. Setup your persona, using AI or manually 2. Upload a transcript of your meeting, thoughts, podcast. 3. Generate suggests based on topics, for X or LinkedIn 4. Schedule your posts Easy peasy.

The best AI writing assistants get better over time by learning from your edits and selections. They track which posts you approve, what you change, and what performs well. Static systems stay mediocre forever.

Most AI content fails the authenticity test. Readers spot obvious robot writing instantly.

AI content creation works when it learns how you communicate, not what you say. Your tone, sentence structure, and phrase patterns matter more than topic knowledge.