iOS · Early Access

You said it
perfectly
in the car.
Now it posts.

Voicecast learns your voice from your own posts, then turns your raw dictations into LinkedIn and X drafts that sound exactly like you wrote them. Score, edit, approve, or kill — all from your phone.

No engagement scraping. No automated commenting. Just your voice.

Voicecast
Listening…0:23

"…the reason most founders don't post is the gap between the idea and the blank text box…"

LinkedIn
X / Twitter

Most founders have the idea. The paralyzing part is the blank post box.

I spent 3 years staying quiet on LinkedIn because "I don't have time to write." I had time. I had the thoughts. I just hated the translation.

That's the problem worth solving.

Voice Score91 / 100

✓ Matches sentence rhythm · ✓ First-person confession · Tip: Drop "paralyzing" → "the hard part"

Score

91

Learned from

14 posts

The gap every founder knows

73%

of founders have a “post ideas” note they never open.

The idea isn't the problem.

0

ghostwriters who sound like you by default.

They need calibrating. Constantly.

8 min

is how long it takes Voicecast to draft, score, and queue a post.

From voice memo to scheduled.

How it works

Three steps from thought to post.

01

Paste 8–20 posts you've already written.

Your LinkedIn essays. Your X threads. Your voice exists in there — rhythm, word choice, the way you start a confession. Voicecast reads them, not to copy, but to learn.

One-time setup · takes 3 minutes

02

Dictate the raw thought. Any time.

In the car. Between calls. Walking to the coffee machine. Don't clean it up. The more raw, the better — Voicecast handles the translation. It doesn't need you polished.

Mid-action · 'Listening…' state

03

Approve or kill from the queue.

Each draft shows a Voice Score out of 100 with specific, actionable fixes. Tap Approve to schedule, Kill to discard. Publish to X directly; LinkedIn gets formatted clipboard + deep-link.

Scheduled · no automated commenting

Draft · LinkedIn

Recorded 9 minutes ago

87 / 100

The best hiring mistake I ever made cost us $180K.

We hired for résumé instead of reasoning. Six months in, I knew. Six months after that, we finally acted. The delay was the expensive part.

Now I interview for the moment someone changes their mind in real time. Not who they were — who they're willing to become.

Voice breakdown

Sentence rhythm94
Word-level fingerprint88
Confession opener91
Closing lift72

Actionable fix

Your closing usually ends with a question or a one-line declaration — not a noun phrase. Try: "Not the résumé. The reasoning."

Scheduled

Tomorrow, 8:30 AM

Voice Score

Every draft is scored
against your voice.
Not a template. Not a persona.

Voicecast analyzes the 8–20 posts you paste at setup — your rhythm, your vocabulary, how you open a paragraph, how you land a point. Then it scores each generated draft on those exact dimensions and tells you what specifically to fix.

You'll know when it sounds like you. We just make the gap visible when it doesn't.

Sentence-rhythm matching from your training corpus

Word-level fingerprint — not just tone, but vocabulary

Specific single-sentence fixes, not vague “write more like you”

Our philosophy

"Ghost-writing is fine. Losing your voice in the process isn't. The goal was never to post more — it was to post in a way that actually sounds like the person your customers are betting on."

We built Voicecast because the tools that existed either required a full-time writer to stay on-brand, or produced content that read like a LinkedIn ghostwriter from 2019. Neither serves a founder who has genuine opinions and no time to translate them. The voice is yours. We just close the distance between thought and publish.

Scheduling queue

Approve or kill — nothing else needs your attention.

Voicecast surfaces one draft at a time. Approve and it joins the queue at your next optimal slot. Kill and it's gone — no archive, no "maybe later" purgatory.

X posts go out via the official API. LinkedIn gets a formatted copy to your clipboard with a one-tap deep-link to the app. No scraping, no third-party LinkedIn integrations that break every six months.

Upcoming posts4 queued
in
Tue 8:30 AM91/100

The best hiring mistake I ever made cost us $180K…

𝕏
Tue 12:00 PM84/100

Most investors ask what the business does. The right ones ask…

in
Thu 8:30 AM76/100Review

We fired our first agency after 3 weeks. Here's what we learned…

𝕏
Fri 10:00 AM93/100

Shipping slowly isn't safety. It's just a different kind of risk.

X publishes via official API

LinkedIn → clipboard + deep link

Early users say

"My first Voicecast post got 4× my normal impressions. My team kept asking who wrote it. I said I did — which was technically true."

Priya M.

Founder, B2B SaaS · Series A

"I've tried every LinkedIn AI tool. They all sound like AI. Voicecast was the first time I read a draft and thought I wrote that."

James K.

Solo founder · 12K LinkedIn followers

"The Voice Score is the feature. Knowing which sentences break my voice — and exactly how to fix them — changed how I think about editing."

Rachel T.

CEO · Pre-seed startup

FAQ

Honest answers to the obvious questions.

Early access

The thought is already there.
Let's get it posted.

Voicecast is in early access for iOS. Join the waitlist and we'll reach out when your spot is ready. No spam, just one email.

iOS 17+ required · Swift 6 native · No Android ETA yet

Founder Dispatch

Build your voice. Own your feed.

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