AI
AI that helps you write faster
Generate captions, repurpose one idea into per-network variants, and get hashtag suggestions — right in the composer.
The AI assistant lives inside the composer rather than as a separate tool you switch to, because the moment you need help writing is the moment you're already staring at a blank draft. Give it a rough idea, a link, or a half-finished sentence, and it drafts a starting point tuned to the network you're writing for — a longer, more conversational take for LinkedIn, a tighter one for X. Every suggestion is a starting point you edit, not a final answer it publishes on your behalf.
Draft in seconds
Turn a rough idea, bullet point, or link into a polished first-draft caption, then edit to taste — the assistant gets you past the blank page, not to a finished, unreviewed post.
Repurpose per network
Adapt a single post idea into variants tuned for each platform's style and length — a thread for X, a longer post for LinkedIn, a punchy caption for Instagram — from one prompt.
On your terms
AI is a drafting helper, not an autonomous poster — every suggestion is yours to keep, tweak, or discard, and nothing publishes without you reviewing and scheduling it yourself.
Questions people ask about ai assistant
- Does the AI assistant post on its own?
- No — it drafts suggestions inside the composer that you review, edit, and schedule yourself. Nothing it generates publishes automatically without your review.
- Can it rewrite one idea for different networks automatically?
- Yes, give it one idea and it can generate variants tuned to each platform's typical length and tone — a longer LinkedIn version and a shorter X version from the same starting point, for example.
- What AI model powers the assistant?
- Tesselith uses a modern large language model tuned for social copywriting, kept current as better models become available, so caption quality keeps improving without any change needed on your end.