AIgenerationtool — replacing hiring writers with 1 AI dashboard
Hey Indie Hackers 👋
I’ve been working on a side project for the last few months: https://aigenerationtool.com
The problem: as a SaaS founder, writing blogs, emails, and social content was eating way too much time (or $$$ if outsourcing).
My solution: I built a platform where 1 blog post → turns into 20+ repurposed assets (SEO snippets, LinkedIn posts, emails, product descriptions, tweets, etc.).
Results from my own use:
- Traffic grew from ~100 impressions/day → 3,000+ in 6 months
- 91 keywords now ranking in Google
- Saved me 90% of writing hours
Current features:
- AI Blog Post Generator
- Email Campaign Drafts
- Social Post Variations
- Competitor Analysis & SEO Insights
- Free plan (5 runs + BYOK daily), no CC required
Still early. It’s not perfect (manual edits still needed), but I’m curious:
👉 Would you pay for something like this?
👉 What feature would make it 10x more valuable for founders like you?
Here’s the site if you want to test: https://aigenerationtool.com
Feedback is gold 🙏
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props for building it🔥
Cool to see someone else tackling this — I built a smaller helper for myself around the same problem (repurposing long-form into LinkedIn/Twitter drafts). Totally agree that manual edits are still needed. Curious: in your experience, which repurposed format actually brings the most ROI — SEO snippets, LinkedIn posts, or emails?
I'm still very much working on this actively i'll tell you when i know more.
Pretty cool- I'd pay as long as it's cheaper than hiring writers. It would 10x value if it was conversational. Meaning, I wouldn't trust that it would send out perfect emails or posts, and I'd like to be looped in to give final review/easy editing.
you can test it out its totally free give your insights and come back to me.
This project has a lot of potential, and I’m excited to see how far it can go. However, I found the UX/UI a bit confusing, landing on the dashboard felt overwhelming, and I wasn’t immediately motivated to use the product. Wishing you all the best moving forward!
Totally agree with @NavidRez. The site feels very template-like. The colors and graphics are pretty generic, and it lacks personality. Some stronger branding, real examples, and better visual hierarchy would make it stand out.
@wcagscans I meant exactly this! This guy nailed it!
you can check out my other new saas contentrepurpose.pro with notion and trello intergations if you are interested to try it out i got the promo code for you 90% of so under 2 dollars the first month cancel whenever.
Hi,
I came from my phone and I have some notes for you:
Navigation/Menu – on mobile the menu overlaps and isn't easy to use. A hamburger menu or collapsible nav would fix it.
Text & Headings – some text is too big and doesn t resize properly, it goes outside the screen. Use responsive font sizes with clamp() or media queries.
Buttons – the call-to-action buttons don t scale well, sometimes they re too wide or cut off. Adding max-width: 100% and padding adjustments would help.
Sections/Grids – content blocks don t stack correctly on smaller screens; they overlap. Consider using flex-wrap or a single-column layout on mobile.
Spacing – some parts feel too tight or overflowing on mobile. Extra padding and margin adjustments in media queries could improve readability.
Overall, the features look nice, but fixing these responsive issues will make it much easier for mobile visitors to use the site.
i will fix all of these issues as soon as possible i have another saas for you to test maybe it is more interesting contentrepurpose.pro thank you so much for the feedback !
thank you for the feedback is there anything within the ux/ui you think should be improved on / removed added or anything i want the best for any potential customers / free plan users to love the platform.
I see something similar, sending CV to many companies, or starting own product (visit site on many sites at one time.
im incorporating into our project management for multi options
Really
yes
Looks awesome! As a founder, saving time on content creation is a huge win.
Would I pay? Yes, if it delivers the time savings you promise.
Feature idea: A content calendar or scheduling tool would make it even better.
Excited to see this develop!
you can check out my other new saas contentrepurpose.pro with notion and trello intergations if you are interested to try it out i got the promo code for you 90% of so under 2 dollars the first month cancel whenever. scheduling and calander will be incorporated aswell.
I’d 100% pay if you added workflow integrations. Right now, I’m bouncing between Notion, Trello, and Buffer just to manage content. If your platform could push posts straight into scheduling tools (or even export to Notion), it’d save me even more hours.
you can check out my other new saas contentrepurpose.pro with notion and trello intergations if you are interested to try it out i got the promo code for you 90% of so under 2 dollars the first month cancel whenever. @ipromise you made me create this saas tell me what you want added i got you my friend i got a promo aswell 90% off for creator first month cancel whenever ofcourse.
okay tell me and ill do it. how do you want it i'll look into it
This is awesome! I love how you’re turning a single blog post into 20+ assets — that’s exactly the kind of time-saver every founder needs. I run TurboTags
a free AI tool that generates SEO-friendly tags, viral hashtags, and optimized titles for social media.
I think there’s a strong synergy here — combining your content repurposing with optimized tagging could create a complete content growth toolkit for creators and founders. Would you be open to exploring a collab? Could be something like integrated SEO + repurposing workflow or cross-promotions to grow both platforms.
Really curious about your thoughts!
ive hit you up on x
Forgot to mention I’m also testing price points ($19/mo unlimited vs. team plans).
Would love to hear what feels “fair” for solo founders vs. agencies :)