Substack
Talk the messy version.
Pace around, talk it through, get a first draft out while the thought is still fresh. Edit a real piece instead of a blank page.
Speak the post. Publish the rest.
Epilude turns spoken ideas into publish-ready posts, captions, scripts, show notes, and chapters, inside every writing app on your Mac.
Free for 14 days or 1,000 words, no card required.
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Speaking
Talk the rough draft. Auto-Edit makes it publish-ready.
The challenge
Most of what a creator means to write never survives the trip from their head to the keyboard. The idea is fully formed; what lands on the page is the compressed version your fingers could keep up with. First drafts get put off. Newsletters slip a week. The blank page is mostly a typing problem dressed up as a creative one, a friction that has nothing to do with whether the writer has anything to say.
How Epilude helps
First drafts at the speed you think them.
Draft
So basically the thing nobody tells you about like going freelance is that you know your calendar kind of becomes your whole personality.
Drafts that sound like you.
Tone Match keeps your phrasing intact. AI Smart Edits clears the filler without ironing your voice out.
Works in every app you publish to.
Anywhere you publish.
Works in Substack, Medium, Ghost, Google Docs, Notion, iA Writer, Ulysses, and any other text box on your Mac.
Draft
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Multilingual without switching modes.
Move between languages inside a single sentence. Useful for bilingual creators, scripts with foreign-language quotes, and translated drafts. 30+ languages.
Every app you already post in.
Epilude lives inside the apps where your audience is — the post lands in the editor you publish from.
- Substack
- Medium
WordPress
YouTube Studio
Instagram
TikTok
LinkedIn
Canva
Google Docs
Notion
ChatGPT
Claude
…and every other app you write in on your Mac. In any app you already write in, on your Mac.
SubstackThe quiet case for shipping ugly
I used to sit on a post for a week, polishing sentences nobody asked me to polish. Here's what changed when I started publishing the version that was good enough on Tuesday instead of the perfect one that never shipped: the readers showed up for the
Practical ways content creators use Epilude
“Post: three things nobody tells you about running a newsletter from a kitchen table. Section one, the best paragraphs happen between the first coffee and the second. Section two, the worst happen at the end of the day. Section three, you’ll start replying to comments out loud.”
Less typing, more making.
Free for 14 days or 1,000 words, whichever comes first. No card required. Works in every writing app on your Mac.