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Your best LinkedIn posts arealready inside your videos.

Turn YouTube interviews, webinars, and founder conversations into source-backed LinkedIn posts that sound like you—not generic AI.

Built for B2B SaaS and AI founders.

  • Every draft linked to its source
  • Your voice rules, not generic prompts
  • Nothing publishes without your approval
Illustrative thumbnail of a founder podcast recording setup42:18

5 lessons from building our first SaaS.

Founder Conversations

Transcript ready214 segments

Alex Morgan

Founder, B2B SaaS (fictional)

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We spent four months building features nobody asked for. Then one customer interview changed our roadmap. Our first enterprise prospect didn't want another dashboard. She wanted the report her CFO asked for every Monday morning. We paused everything and shipped that one report. Before you build the next feature, ask your buyer what they get asked for every week.
Source 12:47Founder voice applied

Illustrative example. Fictional founder, video and content.

The hidden cost of content

You already created the insights. Why create them again?

Your webinars and interviews contain valuable ideas, but turning them into credible LinkedIn posts is another project entirely.

Valuable ideas stay buried

Your best product insights disappear inside hour-long recordings.

Generic AI doesn't sound like you

AI can produce a draft. You still have to make it sound authentic.

Editing becomes another job

Finding quotes, checking facts, rewriting hooks, and approving content takes time.

FounderVoice connects the original insight to the finished post.

One recording. Multiple strong ideas.

From YouTube to LinkedIn in four steps.

  1. Step 1

    Add your video

    Paste a YouTube URL from a video you own or are authorized to repurpose.

    • Works with watch, share, Shorts and live links
    • See the title, channel and duration before you continue
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=example
    Illustrative video thumbnail of a founder presenting38:42

    How we learned to sell B2B SaaS before building more features.

    The Operator Hour

    38:42Published Sep 18, 2026
    I own this content or have permission to use it to create derivative content.
  2. Step 2

    Review the transcript

    Import an authorized transcript and explore the ideas hidden inside it.

    • Connect your YouTube account, paste text or upload TXT, SRT and VTT files
    • Jump from any timestamp straight to that moment in the video
    Search transcript8 segments
    • Jordan (host)

      Welcome back. Today I'm talking with Alex Morgan about how their team found its first enterprise customers.

    • Alex Morgan

      Honestly, the first year we thought our problem was the product. Every lost deal felt like a missing feature, so we kept adding them.

    • Alex Morgan

      The turning point was a customer interview. The head of operations told us she didn't need another dashboard. She needed the report her CFO asked for every Monday morning.

    • Alex Morgan

      So we stopped building for two weeks and shipped that one report. It was not pretty, but it was exactly what she needed.

  3. Step 3

    Apply your founder voice

    Use your preferred tone, vocabulary, examples, and audience context.

    • Build rules from posts you have already written
    • Approve every rule before it shapes a draft

    Voice Rules

    AuthenticConversationalClearDirectExperiencedUses specific examplesAvoids exaggeration

    Audience

    For
    B2B SaaS founders and early go-to-market leaders
    Problems
    Finding product-market fit and running founder-led sales
    Industry
    B2B software
    Expertise
    Experienced practitioners

    Avoid

    • Empty motivational statements
    • Unsupported claims
    • Fake stories
    • Generic AI buzzwords
  4. Step 4

    Review your posts

    Get source-linked LinkedIn drafts, make final edits, and approve the content worth publishing.

    • Every claim shows the transcript passage behind it
    • Rewrite with one click and keep every version
    Improve HookMake ShorterMore Specific418 / 3,000
    Our customers didn't want another dashboard. For most of our first year, every lost deal felt like a missing feature. So we kept building. Then a head of operations told us what she actually needed: the report her CFO asked for every Monday morning. We stopped building for two weeks and shipped that one report. It wasn't pretty. It was exactly what she needed. What does your buyer get asked for every week?
    Saved · Version 4Approve

    Source evidence

    Example data

    3:05

    The turning point was a customer interview. The head of operations told us she didn't need another dashboard. She needed the report her CFO asked for every Monday morning.

    Source reference found

    4:40

    So we stopped building for two weeks and shipped that one report. It was not pretty, but it was exactly what she needed.

    Source reference found

The workspace

See every idea. Keep your voice.

Example data

Add a recording

Paste a link to a video you own or have permission to use.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=example
Illustrative video thumbnail of a founder presenting38:42

How we learned to sell B2B SaaS before building more features.

The Operator Hour

38:42Published Sep 18, 2026
I own this content or have permission to use it to create derivative content.

Built for founders who want quality and control—not hundreds of generic drafts.

Built for the way founders work

Turn every important conversation into content.

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Product webinars

Product webinars

Transform your product explanations into educational LinkedIn posts.

Example topics

  • Product lessons
  • Technical decisions
  • Customer questions
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Founder interviews

Founder interviews

Turn founder experiences, failures, and insights into credible thought leadership.

Example topics

  • Founder stories
  • Market insights
  • Lessons learned
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SaaS podcasts

SaaS podcasts

Pull practical advice and distinct opinions from long-form discussions.

Example topics

  • Strong opinions
  • Frameworks
  • Industry trends

Simple pricing

More ideas from the content you're already making.

Start with your own recordings. Every plan includes source-linked drafts, editing and approvals.

Starter

For individual B2B founders.

$149/month

Launch pricing, billed monthly in USD.

  • Up to 4 source recordings per month
  • Up to 16 generated posts per month
  • 1 founder voice profile
  • Source-linked drafts
  • Post editing and approvals
  • Copy and export functionality
Recommended

Growth

For consistent founder-led content production.

$399/month

Launch pricing, billed monthly in USD.

  • Up to 16 source recordings per month
  • Up to 64 generated posts per month
  • Up to 3 founder voice profiles
  • Team review and approvals
  • Revision history
  • Content library and exports

Enterprise

For B2B SaaS marketing teams with several executives.

Custom

Volume and workflow tailored to your team.

  • Multiple founder profiles
  • Custom processing volume
  • Team roles
  • Priority support
  • Customized workflows
  • Security review

Launch pricing may change before general availability. New workspaces start with a trial that includes two recordings and eight generated posts, no card required.

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