Instead of describing it, we show it.
Pilcrowa generates on-brand blog, LinkedIn and Meta content end to end, and lets you review your own writing, edit it and publish it all in one place. Every tab below carries an example screen of that capability.
Three channels, one brand voice
Blog, LinkedIn and Meta content from the same brand profile — plus a review of your own writing.
On-brand blog generation
Extracts your brand voice from a company profile (documents + website) and produces editable, block-based blog posts complete with SEO metadata.
7 traps in lease contracts
The most expensive mistakes in a lease hide in the final clauses.
What the AI writes stays under your control
Unsourced figures get flagged, sentences you like get locked, every version is kept.
Guard against invented numbers
Percentage and figure claims in the generated text are checked against research findings and the documents you uploaded; any number without a match in the sources is flagged for you.
Generate, upload, or pick from the library
Three image sources — whichever you pick, version history works the same way.
Image generation
Generate an image for the topic with a prompt of your own. Every generation is kept as a version.
Getting the content where it needs to go
WordPress drafts, LinkedIn publishing, cross-channel repurposing and a single credit balance.
Draft delivery to WordPress
Send blogs to WordPress as drafts — the decision to publish stays with you. Each company gets its own WordPress connection, so you can run several clients from one account. DOCX, PDF and HTML export is available too.
Producing it is half the job
Put it on the calendar, get the client's sign-off, run it with your team — producing content and running content operations are not the same thing.
Publishing calendar and scheduled posting
Put a finished LinkedIn post on a future date: it publishes itself at that hour, whether or not you're in the app. The whole month on one screen — what goes out, and when.
See how it works, step by step.
Every module's five steps — each with its own example screen — is on the How It Works page.