Autopublisher — CadenSpark

The problem

Staying visible was eating a founder's afternoon, every week.

Nureal needed a steady presence on social and the blog — but every post meant someone finding an angle, writing it, writing a second version for LinkedIn, making an image, then remembering to publish it on both the website and the company page.

So it slipped. When the week got busy the posting stopped, the feed went quiet, reach paid for it, and the next week started from behind. Consistency is everything here — and consistency was exactly what manual work couldn't guarantee.

What we built

Five tabs, left to right. Set up once, then repeat.

Set the brand up once. After that the cycle is the same every time: pull a topic, review the drafts, schedule it, and it goes out — with a read-only log of everything that shipped.

Tab 01 · Brand

Define the brand once

Products, verticals, competitors and guardrails — the facts and the "what not to write." This is the source of truth that feeds topic discovery and every single draft, so everything the system writes stays on-brand.

Products, platforms & capabilities
Verticals, named clients and competitors to avoid citing
Guardrails — out-of-scope topics and patterns to avoid

Topics tab — reference link, keyword, editorial brief

Tab 02 · Topics

Pull an angle, or paste a link

Drop in a reference link, a keyword or a note. Suggest topics queues up angles to approve first; Generate now writes the draft right away. An optional editorial brief — pillar, audience, angle, CTA — auto-fills from the feed for tighter drafts.

Drafts tab — generated blog & LinkedIn post with auto image and publish controls

Tab 03 · Drafts

Review the blog & LinkedIn versions

Both versions come back written, with the image generated automatically. Edit it yourself, or Tweak with AI, then Publish now or Schedule it. The post is post-ready — you just approve.

Blog + LinkedIn versions, side by side
On-brand illustration generated for you
Tweak with AI, then publish or schedule

Calendar tab — scheduled posts published by an hourly job

Tab 04 · Calendar

Scheduled posts publish themselves

The calendar holds everything you've scheduled. A job picks them up and publishes on the next hourly run — no one logging in to hit post. Click any post to move or remove it.

Published tab — read-only audit log of everything that went out

Tab 05 · Published

A read-only log of what went out

The last 50 posts sent through publish, manual or scheduled. Blog posts commit to the website repo; LinkedIn posts go to the company page. A clean audit trail of everything that shipped, and where.

What's inside

A content team, compressed into one tool.

Topic discovery

Suggests angles from a feed or a link, all grounded in the brand's own facts and guardrails.

Blog + LinkedIn drafts

Writes both versions of every post — long-form for the blog, native for LinkedIn — in one pass.

Auto image generation

An on-brand illustration is generated for each draft automatically — no separate design step.

Tweak with AI

Refine any draft with a prompt, or edit by hand — full control before anything ships.

Schedule + hourly publish

Drop posts on the calendar; an hourly job publishes them — blog to the repo, LinkedIn to the page.

Audit log + cost tracking

A read-only record of everything that went out, with a running API-cost total in the top bar.

Content that plans and posts itself.