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Scout what’s trending
Format scout looks at hooks, length, and timing in your niche. It describes the shape. It does not draft the post.
Human-first social content
Human-written social content.
Every word stays yours. Anti slop, human-made social content, and no AI-written posts. Anti Slop Social helps you make posts from what is trending, and from material you already wrote. Extracting your human thoughts.
From your librarya line you already published
HUMANA note you saved, and a short post you can compile from it. The desk does not fill in the draft.
If two engineers can read the requirement and build observably different systems, it is not a requirement yet. It is a prompt.
The problem
AI slop feeds are full of messages no one signed.
Generated posts and replies are easy to spot. The opinion is missing, and the feed gets louder without getting more useful. Anti Slop Social refuses that kind of message.
- Trends. You still need to see what is moving, without a model handing you the caption.
- Your material. The useful lines are ones you already posted, replied, or noted.
- The send. Scheduling is for words you wrote. Nothing goes out on its own.
How it works
Scout. Draw on your library. Write it yourself. Then schedule.
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Draw on your library
Ideas, notes, sources, past posts, and past replies sit in one place. You remix those when a new piece needs them.
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Write it yourself
The composer stores what you typed. A short post derived from a long one starts empty. You fill it.
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Schedule and engage
Put your X or LinkedIn post on the calendar after you confirm. Separately, reply monitoring shows posts worth answering in your own words.
Library and ideas
A personal library you can reuse.
Ideas board
Notes, links, and sources stay on the idea. Promote one into a long piece you write. Variations stay attached for later.
Long form, then short
A short post derived from a long one is an empty draft with a pointer back. You compile it from lines you already have.
Bookmarks
Saved posts keep an extractive TL;DR: the opening, cut short. Not a paragraph a model invented.
Calendar
Week and month for X and LinkedIn. Moving a piece asks you to confirm the new time. Agents can propose a slot. They cannot publish alone.
Reply monitoring
Fifteen minutes for the posts worth answering.
The queue ranks posts on X, LinkedIn, and Reddit. Each one has a TL;DR and sentences from your own human replies, as references. You open the original and answer there.
- Reply fit. Jev scores whether a precise reply would help. It does not write the reply, and it is not reach.
- Your lines. Suggestions are past replies labeled human. AI-labeled rows stay out of the hint.
- You send it. Logging a reply you already posted is a paste, not a generator.
The line
What AI does, and what it never does.
| AI does | AI never does |
|---|---|
| Finds what is trending and which formats are moving | Writes a post, a thread, or an article |
| Summarizes a saved post or your notes | Writes a reply or a message |
| Labels a past line human or AI | Puts generated text in the composer |
| Surfaces your own past sentences | Publishes without a confirm |
Waitlist
Get a note when a desk is open.
Name and email only. No newsletter sequence written by a model.