Talk for a few minutes.
Publish all week.
Ideas show up in the car, on a walk, in the middle of something else. Record them as a voice note and Yapto turns them into posts, threads and video scripts written the way you write. You review them, then schedule them on and in.
start with 5 posts ready to go.
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One voice note becomes all your content.
It’s not an AI chat you have to sit down and prompt. It’s a complete flow built for creators: you talk once and Yapto gives you a week’s worth of content, in your voice, ready to review and publish.
1. You capture by talking
A two-minute voice note and the idea is saved, caught at its best moment.
2. You turn it into whatever you need
A post for isn’t a single answer: it’s up to 5 different angles on your idea, strongest to weakest. You choose.
3. You schedule it and it goes out
It publishes to and in without leaving Yapto. You set your slots (days and times) and each post drops into the next open one on its network. And if you want, it goes out on both at once, adapted to each.
How it works
Capture the idea the moment it hits
“This would make a great post.” And you’re driving, and you don’t write it down, and it’s gone. From now on you record a two-minute voice note and that idea doesn’t get lost. And if you can’t talk, type it instead — same note, same flow.
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Get it back organized, in your voice
Yapto transcribes your note and turns it into a well-written draft, in your words and not a robot’s. A content list that’s always full of ideas that are actually yours. And you don’t describe your voice in a prompt: Yapto learns it from your notes and from what you already publish.
Why I stopped waiting for motivation
Voice note · 2:14 · Tue, Nov 4
Motivation shows up after you start, not before. I spent ten years waiting for the perfect day to record, and that day never existed. What does exist is 7 a.m. and a camera that's on.
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“Motivation shows up after you start.”
Review it, tweak it and schedule it
You’re in charge here: you go through your list, tweak whatever needs it and leave it scheduled on and in. Nothing goes out without your sign-off.
Calendar
Scheduled posts
TODAY
TOMORROW
Schedule once.
It publishes itself.
One Sunday afternoon and your week is set. Yapto sends each post out right on time, on its network, without you opening anything.
Calendar
Nov 3–9
Motivation shows up after you start, not before. Ten years of proof.
We hire for résumés and fire for attitude. We're measuring the wrong thing.
You publish more. And above all, better.
That’s the easy part. Because you capture ideas as they come, your list is never empty and posting consistently stops depending on willpower. The consistency panel lights up with every idea you capture and every day you publish on and on in. With your streak right next to it, daring you to keep it alive. But publishing more, on its own, isn’t worth much.
More bookmarks, more replies, more profile visits. Frequency doesn’t get you that. Real ideas do: captured at their best moment, right when you had them, and thought through before they go out.
“I’m not a programmer, and I never will be. I built Yapto to solve a problem I had, and now I want to share it with you.”
It’s my way of raising the level of the content flooding and in today. If I get one single person to stop asking ChatGPT for ideas and start creating their own, mission accomplished.
I used it myself before releasing it. This is what happened on my account:
My account. 4 weeks with Yapto vs the 4 before.
The more you talk,
the more it sounds like you.
Yapto learns from every note you record: how you talk, who you talk to and what you stand for, what you stand for and what you can’t stand. Nothing to configure. You just talk.
And it’s not a black box: you see it, edit it and delete it, line by line.And what it learns is not a black box. You see it, edit it and delete it line by line, whenever you want.
This is not another AI content generator.
and in are already full of generic threads and people posting just to post. Yapto does the opposite: it doesn’t invent ideas for you. It captures yours and shapes them, and you publish them on your terms. No clickbait, no guru posturing. If it’s missing a real fact about you, it doesn’t make one up: it asks. Real ideas, thought over, in your voice. That raises the level of your profile, and of the feed while it’s at it.
Simple pricing, no surprises
Limits reset every month with your billing cycle, on the annual plan too. The trial asks for a card but charges nothing until it ends. We’ll remind you before it does.
Just want to try it? There’s a free plan, no card: two notes a day, up to 10 published posts a month, and when you connect your X you start with 5 posts ready to schedule.
Start freeHonest questions
How does the 7-day trial work?+
Full access for 7 days. We ask for a card up front but charge nothing until the trial ends, and we email you 2 days before it does. Cancel in one click and you pay nothing.
Is there a free plan?+
Yes, and no card needed: two notes a day, generate whatever you want from them (posts, threads, scripts) and publish up to 10 times a month. When you connect your X, Yapto learns how you write and leaves you 5 posts ready to schedule, so you don’t start from zero. When you want the real cadence, the paid plans come with a 7-day trial.
Can I cancel whenever I want?+
Yes, two clicks from your account. No calls, no weird forms, no retention scripts. Cancel during the trial and you pay nothing.
Isn’t this just more AI noise for the feed?+
The exact opposite. Yapto doesn’t invent ideas: it starts from yours, recorded the moment you had them. You tell it who you are and give it real samples of how you write, and from there it only organizes and shapes them. If it’s missing a real fact, it asks you instead of making one up.
How does Yapto know what my voice sounds like?+
You teach it by talking: you tell it who you are the way you’d tell a friend. From there it learns on its own, from every note you record and everything you publish. What it knows about you isn’t a black box: you can see it, edit it and delete it line by line. The more you publish, the more like you it sounds.
Can I publish to both networks at once?+
Yes. When you schedule, you pick , in or both at once. And from one note you can generate each format where it belongs: a thread for , a long post for in. Each network gets its own publishing slots.
What if video is my thing?+
Yapto turns your note into a script written the way you talk and puts it on a teleprompter, so you can record yourself on your phone without memorizing a thing.
Where do my notes and my data live?+
On servers in the EU, encrypted and yours alone. We don’t train models on your content and we don’t share it. Export or delete everything whenever you want.