Writing assistant for solo founders
Source in.
Drafts out.
Kiln turns your codebases, websites, and uploaded files into LinkedIn posts and blog drafts on cadences you set. Every draft routes through a review inbox before it ships.
- 3 types
- Sources
- Per channel
- Cadences
- Always human
- Review
- LinkedIn Ready
On the kiln launch
Drafted from 4 sources · 2m ago
- Blog Ready
Why human-in-the-loop publishing wins
From repo + brand profile · 14m ago
- LinkedIn Ready
Three lessons from week one
From your changelog · 1h ago
The pipeline
Five surfaces. One pipeline.
The whole product is opinionated about the path from raw source to published post. You move along it. Nothing autonomous slips past.
- 01
Connect sources
Point Kiln at websites, code repos, or upload PDFs and docs. It learns what you're working on and keeps up as things change.
- 02
Capture brand voice
Feed in reference writing once. Kiln distills tone, hooks, and recurring themes into a brand profile you can edit.
- 03
Set cadences
Decide what runs when. 4 LinkedIn posts a week, 2 blog drafts, manual on demand. Kiln handles the timing.
- 04
Review drafts
Drafts land in an inbox, each one traceable back to the sources it came from. Edit, regenerate, or send back to queue.
- 05
Publish
Approve once and Kiln posts to LinkedIn. Or copy the draft straight into your blog. Auto-publish stays gated on prior approval.
What's inside
Built for solo operators
who still want to sound like themselves.
Sources that match how you work
Websites, code repos, and uploaded files today. YouTube transcripts and social archives next, so spoken-word and existing posts feed Kiln too.
Brand voice profile
Distill tone, hooks, taboo phrases, and pillars from reference writing. Edit it like a doc, and every draft uses it.
Cadence-driven generation
4–5 LinkedIn posts and 2–3 blog drafts a week, or whatever you set. Drafts show up on schedule, ready for review.
Review inbox
Every draft lands here first, traceable back to the sources it came from. Approve, edit, regenerate, or kill.
LinkedIn + blog
One-click publishing to LinkedIn once approved. Blog drafts export clean and paste straight into your CMS.
Provenance everywhere
Every draft links back to the topics and sources behind it. Brand profile drifting? Kiln tells you.
Why kiln
The model drafts.
You ship.
Most generators try to remove you from the loop. Kiln keeps you in it. Generation is cheap, taste is not. Every draft is a starting point that earns your sign-off before anyone else sees it.
Three rules Kiln won't break
Nothing publishes without you.
Auto-publish exists, but it's gated on prior approval per cadence. New cadence = manual review.
Provenance is non-negotiable.
Every draft links back to the chunks and sources it pulled from. You can audit the line.
Your voice is yours.
The brand profile lives in your workspace, edits like a doc, and is the source of truth for tone. No third-party tuning.
FAQ
The honest answers.
- Who is Kiln for?
- Solo founders and operators who write for LinkedIn and a personal blog and don't have time to maintain a queue manually.
- Will it auto-publish without me?
- Only after you've approved drafts on a given cadence and explicitly opt in. New cadences default to manual review. There is no autonomous publisher.
- What channels does it support?
- LinkedIn and your blog today. Twitter, newsletters, and other channels are on the roadmap.
- Where does my data live?
- Your sources and drafts stay in your workspace, scoped to you. Nothing is shared across accounts.
- What does a typical week look like?
- 4–5 LinkedIn posts and 2–3 blog drafts per workspace, generated on cadence and reviewed in an inbox. Volume is up to you.
- Is it open source?
- Not yet. It's a personal project in active development, slowly opening up to other solo founders.
Stop staring at the blank page.
Connect a source, set a cadence, and start the week with drafts already in your inbox.