Your social presence, researched and written for you
Something worth saying, every week. Without the blank page.
Mollee studies your field, drafts posts in your voice, and waits for your yes. Nothing goes out without your say.
Pick the one you would post. Then read it, change it, approve it.
Three writers. One pick. Yours.
Every topic is drafted three ways and shown to you unlabeled, text only, in random order. You pick the one you would post, then read it with its sources, change a line if you like, and approve it. Your picks show which way of writing earns its place.
How it works
- 1Tell Mollee about youA short form, a ten-minute conversation, or the documents you already have. Mollee drafts the brief; you fix what it gets wrong.
- 2Set topics, voice, and paceMollee proposes topics from your brief and public sources. You keep, rename, reorder, or drop them with one tap, and say how often to post.
- 3Pick, read, approveThree takes land on each topic. You pick one, read it with its sources and the reason it was written, change it if you like, and approve it. Or turn it down and say why.
- 4Mollee does the restApproved posts go out on your schedule. Replies come in with a drafted answer waiting for your tap. Every decision you make teaches Mollee what you want.
What makes Mollee different
Mollee reads your field before it writes. Every post shows its sources and why it was written, so you can check before you say yes.
Not a post, not a reply. Turn one down and say why; Mollee learns from the reason. Drafts you never read expire instead of posting late.
Mollee learns how you sound from your own writing. Where one of your stories belongs, it leaves a marked space for you to fill, never a made-up one.
Your brief lists the names that must never appear. A separate check reads every draft against that list before you see it.
Mollee confirms what actually went out and keeps the record, so the history you see is what your readers saw.
Mollee introduces itself as an AI before its first question and gives you a line for your profile, so your readers know too.
Mollee never asks for, or stores, a social media password. Take access back any time, from Mollee or from the platform itself.
Approvals, edits, and reasons shape tone, format, and ranking. Your topics and your words stay yours.
Early days
Mollee is new. It runs for a small number of accounts, by invitation, while it earns its record one approved post at a time.
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