Give Brandios an idea, or let autopilot pick one, and it writes the post the way you would, then a version of it for each network you post to: LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, X and TikTok. It learns your voice from a short brand profile and samples of your writing, and you can steer every post before it goes out.
Brandios writes from what it knows about you. The voice it reads in your writing waits for your yes before it goes into your profile. If you let it read your own accounts, your best-performing posts there become examples it writes from at once.
At sign-up you pick how it learns your voice: “Learn it from what I’ve posted” or “I’ll describe it myself”.
Seven parts: who you are, your audience, your goals, your voice and tone, your topics, your rules and your story. Pick up to 3 tones from eight, from Professional to Contrarian, and how much emoji you use: none, light or moderate.
“Sound more like you” asks how your posts should feel, how you talk to your reader, and anything you always or never say, then shows you your voice in a few lines.
Up to 10 samples of your writing. Brandios reads them and suggests your voice; nothing goes into your profile until you say yes.
Connect Facebook, Instagram or X and ask it to learn from your posts: it reads 10 recent ones from each and suggests what to change. LinkedIn lets only apps it approves read your posts, so paste a few of those as samples.
Each post gets its own version for every network it goes to, shaped for how people read there and cut to fit. Open a network’s tab to see the post the way it will look there; edit that version and only that network changes.
Up to 2,900 characters on LinkedIn, 3,000 on Facebook, 2,200 on Instagram and TikTok, and 280 on a free X account, or up to 3,000 on a paid one.
AI twin videoThe first line decides whether anyone reads the second. Brandios keeps a library of opening lines in 18 families, each rated for how well it suits each network, and picks one to fit each post. You can mark up to 10 lines you like as favourites.
For audiences in the Gulf or Egypt, the opening line can be in Gulf or Egyptian Arabic, or in Arabic and English, set for each market; the rest of the post stays in English.
A post written from an idea comes with one-tap changes: “Another take”, “Shorter”, “More personal”, and “Different angle”, which offers other openings to start from. You can undo the last change, or edit the words yourself.
Autopilot moves your week through formats in the app’s own words, such as Story, Question, How-to, Hot take and Myth-bust, so the same idea can land more than one way.
Choose “Write it yourself” and paste your own words. Brandios does not rewrite them when you save, though it shortens them where a network’s length limit or a video’s caption needs it. If you edit the post later, it can write each network’s version again from your edit.
Autopilot mixes the week the way you set it, and any post can change kind before it goes out.
Your words on their own, for the networks that take text: LinkedIn, Facebook and X.
One picture or a set, made to match the words: a quote card, an illustration, a photographic scene of places and objects, an abstract graphic, your own template, or photos of you once your twin has one. Or let it pick a style for each post.
Several pictures in one post, up to 10 (4 on X). Autopilot’s carousels carry 3.
A script in your voice for your AI twin to film. The take comes to you for approval the day before.
Upload a video or pick one from your library, and Brandios writes its caption for each network.
Send a thought, a link or a voice note of up to 5 minutes to your Brandios chat, and it becomes a draft.
Name up to 5 people or blogs whose posts you like. Brandios reads how their posts are built, their openings, formats and angles, and shapes yours that way in your own words; switch on a source’s tone and it borrows that too.
Or start in the box with “A lesson”, “A story”, “An opinion”, “A how-to” or one of your topics, and press “Write it”. The draft appears in under a minute.
