Writing Assistant in Typefully that learns from your writing samples and drafts

It’s like having an editor by your side, 24/7, who helps you write better posts for X and LinkedIn, catching what you miss, tightening what's loose, and keeping every word sounding like you.

 It adapts to your tone, vocabulary, and structure so suggestions feel natural, not generic.

 Voice memos, scattered notes, half-formed ideas, the assistant shapes them into posts that sound like you.

Flags weak hooks and suggests stronger angles.

 It pushes back when something won't land, instead of blindly following instructions.

 Converting content between platforms? The Assistant adjusts structure and tone automatically.

 Set a rule once (no em-dashes, always lead with a hook) and it sticks across every conversation.

 No copy-pasting between windows, the Assistant makes changes right where you're writing.

No auto-posting. No mass-reply automation. No one-click content generation.

We built this to help you write better, not to produce AI slop. You can read more about our AI Philosophy 

You can get your Writing Assistant now if you’re on the Creator plan or above, or by starting a free trial.

You’ll find the Assistant in the top right corner of the Typefully editor.

Writing Assistant

Your Substack Notes in Typefully can now mention people and include a video.

 and the first couple of letters of their name. Typefully suggests matching Substack profiles, and the person you pick gets linked when the note goes out.

 to a note, up to 15 minutes long. Substack takes either one video or up to 6 images per note, so the two can't be mixed.

Cross-posting from X or LinkedIn? Your video now comes along instead of getting dropped. If something doesn't fit in the note, like extra images, Typefully tells you what was left out before you publish.

Videos and Mentions in Substack Notes

Connecting Bluesky to Typefully no longer needs an app password.

, and you're connected. Typefully never sees your password, and you can revoke access from Bluesky.

, not just Bluesky's own servers. That includes self-hosted servers, providers like Eurosky, and custom-domain handles. If moving your account to another server broke your connection, you can reconnect it now.

Already connected with an app password? Your account keeps working, so there's nothing to do. If you reconnect it, you'll use the new sign-in.

Easier Bluesky Sign-In, Now with Custom PDS Support

 in the Writing Assistant sidebar. It reads every open comment together, revises the posts they point at, and tells you which comments it left for you, like questions only you can answer.

. Typefully updates your draft and resolves the comments those edits addressed.

Changed your mind? Undo brings back your original text and reopens every comment.

You can also ask the Writing Assistant to resolve specific comments, like "resolve Thomas's comments."

Address Feedback with Typefully's Assistant

You can now add polls to your LinkedIn, Threads, and Mastodon posts in Typefully, not just X.

Write a poll once and the options carry over to every platform in your draft that supports polls. Each platform keeps its own settings, like how long the poll runs. If you set up something a platform won't accept, like too many options or an option that's too long, Typefully flags it before you publish.

 the poll has its own question (up to 140 characters), 2–4 options (up to 30 characters each), and runs for 1 day, 3 days, 1 week, or 2 weeks.

 the post text is the question, with 2–4 options (up to 25 characters each). Polls run for 24 hours.

 the post text is the question, multiple-choice polls are supported, and option count, length, and duration follow your server's limits.

Polls are available on every plan, including Free. As on X, a post with a poll can't include images or video.

Polls on LinkedIn, Threads, and Mastodon

Quote posts are no longer just for X and LinkedIn. You can now quote posts on Bluesky, Mastodon, and Substack Notes too.

Paste the link to the post you want to quote into your draft.

Click the button on the link preview to convert it into a quote.

Quotes also work in thread finishers, so the last post in your thread can point readers back to the first.