Compose

The Content Studio is where captures become real, structured content. A composition is built from elements — headings, rich text, quotes, lists, code, images, embeds, and calls-to-action — so one piece of writing can later be reshaped into any output format without losing structure.

The editor

Text and heading elements use a rich-text editor with the formatting you'd expect; other element types have focused editors of their own. Everything autosaves as you type (watch the indicator in the header), and version history lets you compare and restore earlier states with a side-by-side diff.

AI, element by element

Every element carries inline AI actions:

• Rewrite — same idea, better sentences.
• Expand — grow a stub into a full passage.
• Clarify — simplify without changing meaning.
• Critique — get honest editorial feedback in a side panel.

Rewrites and expansions are steered by your workspace's brand-voice profile — a distillation of how you write, learned from your own samples — so AI output sounds like you, not like a model. You'll always see a preview before any AI change is applied.

Templates

The templates gallery holds reusable composition skeletons ("hook → story → lesson → CTA"). Instantiating one pre-populates a fresh draft with the template's slots so you start from structure instead of a blank page.

Drafting from captures

When a composition is born from a capture, the AI drafts the full element tree from the capture's content, and the lineage stays linked — you can always trace published posts back to the original spark.