Editby

Editby learns a brand voice from uploaded posts, then generates blogs, newsletters, tweets and scripts in that style, with scheduled research agents and a shared content calendar for teams.

Editby is a content creation platform built around a single idea: AI output is only useful if it sounds like the person or brand publishing it. Instead of starting each piece from a blank chat prompt, users upload their best existing posts, define tone and rules, and let the system produce drafts that imitate that established style. The stated goal is to remove the rewriting loop that makes generic chatbot drafts so slow to finish. The product organizes work by brand. Each brand holds tone settings, example documents and a language preference, and those settings apply across every format the platform supports: LinkedIn posts, tweets, newsletters, blog articles, press releases and YouTube scripts. On top of that sits an agent layer. A user picks keywords and a schedule, and agents such as Blog Writer or Social Manager research current information online, draft in the saved voice and drop finished content into a calendar for review. A visible agent activity feed shows what is generating now and what runs next. Research is part of the pitch rather than an afterthought. Editby looks up keywords, examines which pages already rank for them and passes that data into the writing step, with the aim of producing content that performs on search as well as on social. Teams can share a workspace and brand guidelines so several writers publish consistently, and the dashboard tracks brands, campaigns, documents and active agents in one place. It fits marketing teams and solo creators who publish on a fixed cadence and have already produced enough material to serve as a style reference. The honest comparison is a general assistant like ChatGPT, which is flexible but starts cold every session. Editby trades that flexibility for consistency and scheduling. Anyone without a body of past writing to upload has less to gain from it. Access is currently gated behind a waitlist, and the site advertises a free starting tier with no card required.