anticlaude writes carousels and threads from what you already have — your site, a briefing, a deck — and throws out its own work before you see it. Invented statistics are stripped, not flagged. A hook that could have been written about any company in any industry does not make it to your screen.




Four frames from one post. Rendered by the product, not drawn for this page.
“It will sound like everything else.”
Every draft is written against a structure taken from a post that actually worked, and then checked: a hook that would fit any account in any field is rejected and re-auditioned, not shipped with a warning label. Ten hooks are written for every one you read.
“It will make things up.”
It can only use what your documents say. A claim with no evidence behind it blocks the slide it was going to sit on, and you are told which slide and why. There is no setting that turns that off.
“I do not trust it to post for me.”
Nothing spends and nothing publishes without you pressing a button that names the price first. You see the quote before the model runs, the receipt after, and every credit in a ledger you can read.
“I never know what to post about.”
You do not start from a blank box. Upload a document and it comes back with the angles the material can actually support, already written into the field, for you to correct.
Anything can generate text. The work is in the gates, and they run before you see a draft rather than being offered to you as suggestions afterwards.
Copy that only describes the picture
A caption that says what is visible in the photograph above it has told the reader nothing. Rejected.
Statistics nobody can source
A number that is not in your documents is removed rather than footnoted. The slide is blocked and named.
Claims everybody already agrees with
A post the audience nods at is a post nobody shares. It goes back for another attempt.
Hooks that read like a press release
Measured against the opening lines of posts that actually travelled, not against a tone slider.
Say who you are
One line — “the business side of running a dental practice” — or drop a document that already sounds like you. You get a filled-in profile to correct, not a form to complete.
Give it something to work from
A briefing, a deck, a transcript. It reads the file, pulls out what is genuinely usable, tells you how much it found and what that cost, and proposes what to write about.
Approve the price, then the post
You see what a run will cost before it runs. What comes back is a finished carousel — words, layout, images — that you can edit slide by slide. Re-rendering after an edit costs nothing.
You know how many accounts you run. Nobody knows how many credits they need, so the number you choose by is the one you already have an answer to. A finished post is about 60 credits, and every credit you spend is itemised.
Free
Free
One post, one redo, and enough reading to find out whether you like what it writes.
Starter
$19 /month
One account, posting a couple of times a week.
Creator
most take this$49 /month
Posting most days, or a few accounts.
Studio
$99 /month
An agency, or somebody running a portfolio of accounts.
Paid plans open soon.
No payment processor is connected yet; the buttons above sign you up on the free plan. The first people on this list get an invitation code for a free month of Creator when plans open.
One post free, no card, and the first thing it does is read something of yours and tell you what it found.
Start writingOr wait for a paid plan and an invitation: