Record a few minutes, answer five questions or jot notes — get LinkedIn posts, X threads, a newsletter and more, planned on a calendar and waiting for your approval.
Personal Brand Engine turns one short voice note, video, set of interview answers or notes a week into LinkedIn posts, X posts and threads, a newsletter, a blog article, carousels, quote cards and clip captions written in your own voice. It learns your style from your own past posts and from the edits you make, plans every piece on a calendar with variety rules, waits for your approval and reminds you when it's time to post — it never posts or engages for you.
Four short steps: what you do and who you write for, your goals, two to five content pillars (the topics you want to be known for), your tone, and your weekly mix — how many LinkedIn posts, X posts and threads, newsletters, articles, carousels, quote cards and clips, and when you usually post.
In “Your voice”, paste five to fifteen of your own past posts and confirm they're your own writing. The engine measures your rhythm for free (length, sentences, emoji, hashtags, questions, phrases you repeat), then “Analyse my voice” writes a style profile you can edit — your edits always win.
Press “Start this week's session” and record a voice note in the browser (up to 15 minutes), upload a recording or video, answer this week's five questions, or write notes. Only a recording's audio is uploaded, and it's deleted as soon as it's transcribed; a video stays on your device for cutting clips.
Pieces land on the calendar on the right days. Open one to edit it in place, check the claim check and the “sounds like you” check, read the disclosure note for its network, or ask for a new version with a note like “shorter” or “lead with the story”. Approve it when it's accurate and yours — or approve every draft you've read at once.
Drag pieces to other days if you like, then “Set reminders”. A day before and at posting time you get an email with the text ready to copy and a button that opens the network — you post it yourself. Newsletters and articles get an “Add to my calendar” reminder instead.
Engine Month 108 credits (30 days) · a week without it from about 21 credits
New accounts get 10 free credits to try QikTools, valid for 7 days, with no card needed.
See plans and credit pricesAn Engine Month is a month-long pass with sessions, pieces, new versions and voice analyses included — its price is shown before you start it, it doesn't renew by itself, and you can cancel it within a week for a full refund if you haven't used anything. Without one, each session is priced before you start (a recording's length and the pieces you choose). The calendar, approvals, reminders, insights, learning and every export are free. Anything that can't be written comes back automatically.
Every price is shown on the button before anything runs, and every plan pays the same number of credits for a run. If a run fails on our side, its credits go back automatically.
It drafts like a ghostwriter who knows your voice — from your own recordings, answers or notes, never inventing stories, clients or numbers — and you approve every piece. Posts go out from your own account, when you post them.
Yes. Writing help is fine; what the networks forbid is unofficial automation — bots that post, like, comment or message for you. The engine only reminds you, and you post yourself.
It reads your own past posts, measures your habits and builds a style profile you can edit. Every time you change a draft and approve it, it learns the words you swap, what you cut and how long you like things — and shows you each rule.
No. It sets reminders through your Social Library: you get the text and a button that opens LinkedIn (or X, Instagram…) and you post it yourself. That keeps your account safe under each network's rules.
Pricing: Engine Month 108 credits (30 days) · a week without it from about 21 credits. The exact price is shown before anything runs, and new accounts get 10 free credits to try QikTools (valid for 7 days, no card needed). Plans and top-ups are on the pricing page.
Posts are text you've reviewed. Carousels and quote cards are designed text, and clips are cut from your own video — none are realistic AI media, so they don't get a visible “AI-generated” label; their exports carry Content Credentials marking them as edited, which anyone can check on the verification page.
They go back automatically. The one exception: if a request passes our safety checks but the AI provider's own safety system refuses it and charges us for the attempt, the credits for that run are kept (Terms).
You own your inputs and, as far as the law and our AI providers' terms allow, what you create, including for commercial use. QikTools doesn't sell your data or train AI models on your content; some AI providers' own terms let them use what they receive (Privacy Policy). Settings → Profile has Download my data and Delete account, which removes your account, projects and uploads.
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