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Webfree & open source2 ways to use it ✦ Web · Next.jsin progress

Turn one blog post into a week of social content.

Paste one post and get 5 LinkedIn posts, 8 tweets, 3 newsletters and a YouTube Short script.

Web · Next.js · open source (MIT) · free
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What's inside

Atomize in three ideas.

01

One post in

Paste a blog post or an article link.

02

A week out

LinkedIn posts, tweets, newsletters and a Short script.

03

SaaS-ready

Next.js 14 and Claude, with Lemon Squeezy for payments.

Get it

Pick how you want to start.

1

Read the README

Setup, features and how it works, straight from the repo.

Open the README →
2

Read the code

Everything is on GitHub. Fork it, run it, change it.

View the source →
Questions

Good questions.

Is it free?

Yes. The source is public on GitHub under the MIT licence.

What does it run on?

Web, Next.js.

Where do I start?

Open the README for setup and details, or use the buttons at the top of this page.

Is it finished?

Not yet. It's actively being built, so expect changes. The README has the current state.

Who made it?

Juwen Lie, an R&D mechanical engineer in Batam, Indonesia, as an independent personal project.

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Turn one blog post into a week of social content.