Postwire turns the day's headlines into three LinkedIn drafts in your own voice, plus a graphic to go with them. You read, edit and post.
The newest stories, straight from the feeds.
Headlines link to their publishers. Create an account to get three LinkedIn drafts for any of them.
Each section has its own tabs, an India or global view, and a 3, 7 or 30 day window so what you post is current.
New campaigns and marketing news.
Launches, new features and ideas for product managers.
Markets, funding, the economy and fintech.
Everything else: India, the world, science, sport and culture.
Fresh stories from public news feeds in four sections, merged across outlets, each linked to its publisher.
Story-led, lesson-led and question-led, in your rhythm from posts you paste once. Copy the ready-made prompt into any AI chatbot (ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude or an open-source one like Llama) and paste the answer back, or let Postwire write them for you.
Download a ready-made graphic in a LinkedIn size, or copy an image prompt into any AI image tool to get a picture made for your post. Edit the text, copy it, and publish yourself.
Then a simple monthly plan. The price will be announced at launch.
No. You copy the draft, or open LinkedIn's post box with the text filled in, review it, and publish.
It makes text graphics itself, in LinkedIn sizes. For a picture that matches the story, it writes an image prompt from the headline (no people, logos or text) that you paste into any AI image tool. Postwire does not use publishers' photos.
Paste a few of your own posts under My style and every draft follows your rhythm and tone. It copies how you write, never what you wrote.
No. Postwire gives you a ready-made prompt that asks for three LinkedIn posts (story-led, lesson-led and question-led) in your own style. Copy it into any AI chatbot you like, including free and open-source ones, then paste the answer back. Postwire splits it into three options you can edit. A paid or local AI key only automates that step.
Public news feeds from publications in each section. Each card names its publisher and links to the original. The newest stories come first, and you choose a 3, 7 or 30 day window.
Yes. New accounts get 7 days free with no card needed. After that, a simple monthly plan keeps your drafts and saved posts.