AI drafts, human approved
An AI social media post generator that waits for your approval
ContentPilot writes the first draft: the captions for each platform, a longer article, and an image if you want one, all in your brand voice. Then a person reads it, changes what needs changing, and approves it. Nothing goes out before that.
No credit card required · Australian made, prices in AUD
What the AI does
A good first draft, every time you ask
Starts from your brand voice
Industry, description, website, tone, audience, and your always and never lists go into every draft.
Captions for each platform
A Facebook post, an Instagram caption with hashtags, and a Google Business Profile update, each to its platform’s style.
Images in your style
Set an image style, or upload a reference picture to match. Images are asked to leave out people and text.
No em dashes
Drafts leave out em dashes unless you allow them, because readers take them as a sign of machine writing.
Free do-overs
Not right? Ask for a fresh version of the draft at no credit cost.
A person approves
You or your client approve every post. Only approved posts can be scheduled or published.
Where you come in
AI drafts, you decide
Each draft lands as Needs review. Read the article and the captions, edit anything, and approve the platforms you want. Untick a platform and that caption stays out.
Approving is a person's job in ContentPilot. Even when you connect ContentPilot to Claude or ChatGPT, the assistant can write drafts but can never approve, schedule or publish them.
Needs review · Spring natives
Spring has landed in the shop. This week's bunches are all local natives: waratah, wax flower and kangaroo paw, wrapped fresh each morning. Order by 2pm Thursday for Friday delivery in Forbes, Parkes and Eugowra. Who are you sending flowers to this week?
Local natives, wrapped this morning. Waratah, wax flower and kangaroo paw, picked for spring and ready for Friday delivery across Forbes, Parkes and Eugowra. Order by 2pm Thursday through the link in our bio. Which one would you pick?
Spring natives are in: waratah, wax flower and kangaroo paw, wrapped fresh each morning. Order by 2pm Thursday for Friday delivery to Forbes, Parkes and Eugowra, or call (02) 5550 4127.
From idea to post
How a draft is made
You add an idea
A line like “winter opening hours” or “new spring menu” in the post ideas list.
ContentPilot drafts it
An article, then a caption for each connected platform, and an image if you have them switched on.
You approve and schedule
Edit, approve, pick a time. Or send it to your client to approve first.
FAQ
Questions
Does the AI post on its own?
No. Every draft waits for review. A post can only be scheduled or published after you, or your client, approve it.
How does it know my brand voice?
You fill in a short profile: your industry, a description of the business, your website, the tone you want, who you are talking to, and lists of things to always and never do. Every draft is written from that profile.
Can I change what it writes?
Yes. Edit any word before you approve, or ask for a fresh version of a draft, which costs no credits.
Which AI does it use?
Text is written with Anthropic’s Claude. AI images are made with OpenAI’s image model. Your brand voice and post ideas are sent to them to write each draft.
Will the posts sound like a robot wrote them?
They are written to your tone and your lists of dos and don’ts, and they leave out em dashes, a habit that makes text read as machine-written, unless you allow them. Still, read every draft: you know your customers better than any model.
What does it cost?
Drafting a blog post costs 10 credits, each platform caption 2, and an AI image 5. New accounts start with free credits and no card.