AI Content Repurpose MVP helps creators, small teams, and marketers generate social content across multiple platforms without hiring extra staff. From one blog post, it can produce:
Twitter/X threads
LinkedIn posts
Instagram carousel slides
30–60 second video scripts
The tool saves hours of manual work per post and ensures content stays consistent, engaging, and platform-optimized.
Key Features:
RBAC: Admin & User roles
Credit System: Manage content generation usage
AI Repurposing Engine: Powered by Llama LLM via TogetherAI API
Multi-Platform Output: Supports Twitter/X, LinkedIn, Instagram, and video scripts
Instant Deployment: Demo deployed on Azure VM
Tech Stack: Laravel (Backend), React + TailwindCSS (Frontend), MySQL database
Motivation / Why I Built It:
I wanted to create a tool that lets creators and small teams scale social media presence without hiring extra staff or spending hours rewriting content manually. I built this from idea to production in just 12 hours to prove that rapid execution could deliver real business value immediately.
Business Outcomes / What Users Gain:
Faster content generation for social media campaigns
Consistent messaging across multiple channels
Time savings, allowing teams to focus on strategy instead of rewriting content
Easy experimentation with content variations for higher engagement
Try It / Live Demo:
https://mvp-demo.globalsphere.io
12 hours from idea to deployed MVP is legitimately impressive. The credit system for managing usage is a smart call early on — prevents the "unlimited" pricing trap where your costs blow out before you've validated anything.
Curious about the output quality on the email newsletter format specifically. In my experience that's the hardest one to get right — LinkedIn and Twitter outputs tend to be structurally predictable, but a newsletter has to sound like a real person writing to one reader, not a reformatted blog post. Are you prompting for tone/voice consistency or is that a v2 problem?
Also interested in how you're handling the text-first use case (blog → social) vs video-first (YouTube → social). Seems like two different audiences even though the output is similar.
Congratulations on your launch. It looks impressive! What channels are you exploring to attract early users?