One blog post in, a week of content out.

Splintr turns one piece of content into a full week of platform-native posts: LinkedIn, Twitter threads, Instagram carousels, email newsletters, and branded graphics. AI-powered repurposing that sounds like you, not a robot.

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Stop creating content from scratch. Start multiplying what you already have.

Most businesses spend 12+ hours a week reformatting the same ideas for different platforms. That's not a strategy. That's a hamster wheel. You submit one piece of content, and Splintr turns it into a complete content pack for every major platform.

Platform-native output

LinkedIn posts with hooks and line breaks. Twitter threads with punchy, standalone tweets. Carousels built for swipe-through. Nothing generic, nothing copy-pasted.

Your voice, not AI slop

Splintr learns your voice from your existing content. The output sounds like you wrote it. Your audience can't tell the difference, because there isn't one.

Branded visuals included

Carousel designs, quote cards, and social graphics that match your brand colors, fonts, and visual identity. No design app required.

Built for speed

Submit your content Monday, get the full pack back ready to schedule. No back-and-forth. No revision cycles longer than writing from scratch.

The math is simple

One blog post per week, repurposed properly, becomes a month of content across every platform.

1
blog post in
15-20
pieces of content out, per post
60-80
pieces per month from 4 posts

Pricing

Starter

$49/month

4 content submissions a month with full multi-platform content packs.

Growth

$99/month

More submissions, more platforms, branded graphics on every pack.

Scale

$199/month

For teams and agencies repurposing content across multiple brands.

Why I built this

I've been running agencies for over 12 years. The number one thing killing content marketing wasn't bad content. It was that good content got published once and then just sat there, collecting dust on a blog nobody visits twice.

Every client knew they should be repurposing. They'd try for a few weeks, burn out, and give up. Or they'd throw it at a chatbot and get back generic garbage that sounded nothing like them. So I built what I wished existed.

Jeremy Kenerson, founder