Op-Ed is a news aggregator like no other. Pick your industry and topics, add the sources you trust, and every morning AI ranks the stories into one feed built around you. Read, watch live news, then turn any article into a post in your voice — one approve publishes it to every platform you've connected, each version shaped to fit. Nothing goes out until you say so.
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Tell Op-Ed who you are and how you sound — or import your voice from posts you've already written. Pick your industry and the topics you want to be known for, then add the sources you trust: news sites, blogs, searches and YouTube channels, or start from a ready-made pack for your industry.
Every morning AI ranks your sources, Google News and live TV against your industry, role and topics into one feed — with a spoken brief if you'd rather listen. Read full articles in the app, skip the paywalls, and know what your industry is talking about before your first meeting. Posting is optional.
Spotted something worth your take? One tap and Opee drafts a post in your voice — or a repost with your comment on top. Or open Make a post and start from a link or your own idea: it walks you through the source, the images, the text, the links and the platforms, one step at a time. Stuck for an angle? Ask Opee to interview you, or say your week's plan out loud.
Sharpen the take, edit the wording, ask for a rewrite, or drop it. You see each version exactly as it will appear — the LinkedIn post, X in 280 characters, Threads and Bluesky in theirs — and nothing goes out until you approve: post one, post all, publish now or schedule it.
AI handles the research and the first draft. You bring the point of view, the voice and the judgement.
Describe your persona, tone and content topics once — or import your voice from your own past posts. Every draft varies its length, structure and phrasing the way a real person does, so your feed never falls into an AI-shaped pattern.
Op-Ed is a news aggregator first. Connect news sites, blogs, YouTube channels and searches, or take a ready-made pack for your industry. Every morning AI ranks their stories against your industry, role and topics into one feed — read any article in the app, and when a story deserves your take, start a post from it in seconds.
Pick a story and choose: an AI draft in your voice, or a repost with your comment. Then rewrite, polish your own words, add an AI image — all before it goes anywhere.
Connect LinkedIn, X, Threads and Bluesky, each with its own official sign-in. Opee writes the LinkedIn post, then shapes a version for each of the others — X in 280 characters, Threads in 500, Bluesky in 300 — and the last page of Make a post shows them side by side. Post one, post all, or re-edit; every version waits for your yes.
Ask Opee the way you'd ask a colleague: “a repost on Monday the 5th and a carousel every Friday in October”, “open Sky News”, “what's in the archive about AI?”, “write a post about hiring”. She answers out loud, researches on the web when you ask her to find something, reads back anything that would change your calendar or your feed, and waits for your yes. Hands-free, on Pro; Plus gets Dictate your plan on the Schedule page.
Sky News, Al Jazeera, CNN, Bloomberg, ABC, NBC and dozens more stream inside the app, a tap from your front page. Watch the story break, then post about it while it's still breaking.
A notification tells you when your feed is ready. Pick a story, sharpen the take, edit the wording, ask for a rewrite — every post carries your judgement, and nothing ever posts without you.
Every approve and regenerate teaches Op-Ed which sources and angles work for you. Sources that keep missing get flagged — drafts get better the longer you use it.
Wrote the post yourself? Keep it yours. One tap fixes the grammar, tightens the flow and matches your persona's voice — same message, same length, just a cleaner read. You see the polish before anything saves, with one-tap undo. Original posts can carry an AI-generated image too.
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Every plan delivers the daily feed, posts to LinkedIn, X, Threads and Bluesky, and keeps every post your own. The difference is how much of your industry you see, and how often you publish.
Prices shown in USD. The App Store or Google Play converts this to your local currency and shows the exact price before you pay. Subscriptions are billed through the App Store or Google Play and renew until cancelled — manage or cancel any time in your App Store or Google Play subscription settings. Your monthly post and AI-image allowances reset on your billing date. When your 14-day trial ends, Plus is half price for your first three months if you choose it within the week.
*Fair use: AI writing has a daily allowance (6 generations on the trial, 40 on Plus, 100 on Pro and Team) and a monthly allowance sized well above normal use.
Posting is only half of Op-Ed. The other half is a news aggregator built around you — one scroll each morning and you know what your industry is talking about, with a brief Opee can read to you — and the world's news channels live, a tap away.
Your feed is built from your sources and scored by AI against your topics and role — the most relevant story sits at the top, every day. No engagement algorithm, no doomscrolling.
Tap any story to read the full article in the built-in reader. Paywalled pages are filtered out before you waste a tap, and a fresh feed arrives each morning with a nudge.
Spotted a story worth a take? One tap and Op-Ed turns it into a working draft — with the article linked — for you to sharpen into your own take before it goes anywhere: LinkedIn, X, Threads, Bluesky, or all four. Start the discussion while the story is still fresh.
Type your role and up to three topics. Op-Ed scans the news right now and ranks the stories the way the app does each morning. Real headlines, real time.
That's one search per topic. In the app, add your own publications, blogs and YouTube channels, it's waiting for you every morning — and any story becomes a post for LinkedIn, X, Threads and Bluesky in a tap.
Get this on your phoneAI does the legwork, you make the point. Opee researches the story and writes the first draft; Op-Ed is built on one rule — every post is your voice and your take, and nothing reaches LinkedIn, X, Threads or Bluesky until you've shaped it and approved it.
Corrections. AI gets things wrong — a date, a name, a nuance. That's why every draft waits for you: reject it and a new one is written; change a line and your edit stands. Nothing runs until you've read it.
Opee reads everything, finds the stories worth your name, drafts in your voice and asks before anything is published. Talk to her like a colleague: she answers out loud, researches on the web when you ask, and puts your plan on the calendar.
You decide what goes out. I find the story, draft it in your voice and ask before anything is published.
Everything Opee writes waits for your approval. She has no publish button — only you do.
Op-Ed doesn't run on one model. Anthropic's Claude writes and ranks, OpenAI's and Google's image models paint — and every one of them hands the final word to you.
What runs today, October 2026 — we move to newer versions as the labs ship them. None of these models can publish: every word and every picture waits for your approve.
No browser dashboard, ever. Set up your feed, read it, approve and publish from your phone in the gaps of the day; open it on an iPad, a tablet or an unfolded phone and it spreads into two columns.
Claude Sonnet 5, Sonnet 5.5 and Haiku 5.5 write, rank and research; OpenAI's GPT Image 2 and Google's Gemini 2.5 Flash Image paint the pictures. Each model on the job it does best, tuned to sound like you rather than a bot — and none of them can publish. What runs where.
Catch up on your industry over breakfast or on the commute: the news, ranked into a feed you can simply read. Post only when a story deserves your take.
One of the very few tools that connect only through official APIs — LinkedIn, X, Threads and Bluesky, each with its own sign-in — no scraping, no browser bots, no password sharing, none of the unofficial automation that puts accounts at risk.
Most AI posting tools are desktop dashboards built for people who want to do more LinkedIn work, and they stop at LinkedIn. Op-Ed is built for people who want the presence without the second job: your news, your take, one approve for LinkedIn, X, Threads and Bluesky — and it starts with 14 days free, with Plus at $14.99 where AI-writing tiers at the big desktop suites start at $39 to $69. Tap the i next to a name for where each tool falls short.
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| Daily industry briefing | Post from the news you follow | Writes in your voice | Native mobile apps | Posts to | Official APIs only | Free to start | Analytics† | From | |
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✓Your sources, ranked for your role & topics — read it, post only when a story earns your take | ✓Any story in your briefing — AI draft or repost with your comment, to LinkedIn, X, Threads and Bluesky | ✓Persona + your past posts | ✓iPhone, iPad, Android, tablets & foldables — no desktop needed | LinkedIn, X, Threads and Bluesky — one approve, a version for each | ✓Official sign-in on all four — no extension | ✓3 posts/mo, no card | ✗Deliberately lean — links to each platform's own | 14 days free · Plus $14.99 · Pro $19.99 |
Taplio
iWhere Taplio falls shortA desktop power suite priced for agencies: $32 to $199/month depending on plan and billing period, and AI writing only from the $69 tier. Publishes through LinkedIn's official API, but its analytics rely on a Chrome extension; it has no mobile app and no free plan, and drafts start from viral-post libraries rather than news you actually follow.
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✗Viral-post feed, not news | ✗Viral-post library | ✓ | ✗Web + Chrome extension | LinkedIn only | ~Official API for publishing; analytics via Chrome extension | ✗7-day trial | ✓⚠ via extension | $39/mo ($32 annual)AI writing from $69/mo |
Supergrow
iWhere Supergrow falls shortGood voice-trained writing at a fair price — but every post starts from a blank page. No daily briefing, no monitored news sources (you paste an article or link), analytics only on the $39 Pro plan, and no free plan beyond a 7-day trial.
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✗ | ~Paste a link or PDF | ✓Content DNA | ✓iOS & Android (2026) | LinkedIn only | ~Official API for publishing | ✗7-day trial | ~Pro plan only | $19/mo ($16 annual)Pro $39/mo |
ContentIn
iWhere ContentIn falls shortA template-led planner with an AI ghostwriter. No free plan; the $15 tier has no AI at all, and Growth caps you at 12 AI drafts a month. Web-only apart from a Telegram bot on Pro, and ideas come from templates and pasted URLs rather than sources you follow.
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✗ | ~Ideas from pasted URLs | ✓12 AI drafts/mo on Growth | ✗Telegram bot on Pro | LinkedIn only | ~Official API for publishing | ✗7-day trial | ✓ | $15/mo (no AI)AI writing from $39/mo ($31 annual) |
AuthoredUp
iWhere AuthoredUp falls shortAn excellent formatting editor with deep analytics — but deliberately no AI writing at all, so every post is on you. Runs as a Chrome extension outside LinkedIn's official API. No mobile app, no free plan.
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✗ | ✗ | ✗No AI writing | ✗Web + Chrome extension | LinkedIn only | ✗Extension-based | ✗14-day trial | ✓⚠ via extension | $19.95/mo ($16.63 annual) |
MagicPost
iWhere MagicPost falls shortA polished, LinkedIn-verified platform — credit where due on the official API. But the $35/mo entry plan writes nothing; AI costs $69/mo ($39 annual). Style import is a one-off setting, drafts lean on a viral-post library, and there's no mobile app or free plan.
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✗Inspiration library, not news | ✗Viral-post library | ~One-off style import | ✗Web app | LinkedIn only | ✓LinkedIn-verified partner | ✗Trial | ✓Official API | $35/mo ($21 annual, no AI)AI writing $69/mo ($39 annual) |
Typegrow
iWhere Typegrow falls shortGenuinely free and official-API, which is rare. But the AI is general-purpose rather than trained on your voice, there are no monitored news sources, no analytics, no mobile app — and the paid tier is still taking shape.
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✗Viral-post library, not news | ✗ | ✗Generic AI writer | ✗Web app | LinkedIn only | ✓Cloud, no extension | ✓ | ✗ | FreePro $29/mo ($20 annual) |
† LinkedIn's standard API doesn't give third parties access to your personal-profile analytics. Tools marked ⚠ collect them through a Chrome extension that reads your logged-in LinkedIn session, outside the official API. LinkedIn's User Agreement and Prohibited Software policy prohibit third-party software that scrapes or automates the site; tools that rely on browser extensions operate in that grey area. Op-Ed leaves analytics out rather than operate there: the numbers are already a tap away — the app links straight to your LinkedIn analytics page.
Competitor details from their public pricing and feature pages, checked September 2026; which platforms each tool posts to re-checked 28 October 2026. Spotted an error? Email support@feedassist.ai and we'll fix it. Detailed comparisons: vs Taplio · vs Supergrow · vs ContentIn · vs Auto Poster AI
Only one of them fits into a life that's already full.
Read the news, find an angle, write, rewrite, remember to post. Great in week one. By week three, life wins and your profiles go quiet.
Someone else's read of your voice, briefed on a monthly call. Good ones are booked; the rest sound like everyone else's ghostwriter.
Another browser tab to babysit, a viral-post library instead of your industry's news, and a Chrome extension reading your LinkedIn session for analytics.
Your industry briefed every morning; pick the story that deserves your take and shape the post with AI, in the gaps of your day. One approve for LinkedIn, X, Threads and Bluesky — official APIs only.
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Op-Ed publishes through the official developer platforms of LinkedIn, X, Threads and Bluesky, each with your own sign-in and authorisation. No scraping, no automation of any site, no shared passwords.
Your LinkedIn, X, Threads and Bluesky tokens are encrypted on our servers and used for one purpose only: publishing the posts you have explicitly approved.
Drafts are AI-written and clearly presented as drafts. A human — you — reviews and approves every post before it is published. That's not a setting; it's the product.
Delete your account and its data at any time, straight from the app's settings. Your data is never sold, and it is shared only with the services that help us run Op-Ed.
Op-Ed is in early access, read every morning by its first users. As their notes come in, the best of them run here — unedited, with their say-so.
Using the early release? Tell us what your morning feed gets right, and what it should do differently.
Write to usNever. Every draft waits in your review inbox until you approve it. If you do nothing, nothing is published.
Yes — that's the point. You describe your persona, tone and topics, and every draft is written to match. You can also edit any draft before approving it, and reject drafts to get an instant rewrite.
Any RSS feed, keyword-based news searches, and YouTube channels. Add the publications and creators you already follow, and Op-Ed ranks their stories into your daily briefing — any one of them becomes a post in a tap.
Absolutely — Op-Ed is a news aggregator first. Every morning your sources are ranked by AI against your industry, topics and role into one feed, older stories file into the Archives, and live news channels play a tap away — you can read and watch without posting a thing. Many people start there; when a story deserves a take, a draft is one tap away, ready for you to make your own.
Opee is the AI assistant inside the app — one assistant, with her own page. She reads your briefing, researches on the web, drafts in your voice, interviews you when you don't know what to post, plans your posting week and reviews it. You can also just talk to her: Ask is a hands-free conversation — “a repost on Monday the 5th and a carousel every Friday in October”, “open Sky News”, “what's in the archive about AI?” — and Opee answers out loud and reads back anything that would change your calendar before it's saved. She has no publish button: everything she writes waits for your approval. Meet Opee.
Yes. Op-Ed is one native app for iPhone and iPad from the App Store, and one for Android phones, tablets and foldables (Galaxy Tab, Galaxy Z Fold, Pixel Fold) from Google Play. Held upright it lays out like a phone; turn a tablet or an open foldable sideways and it opens into two columns — the front page or calendar on the left, the story or Opee's page on the right..
LinkedIn, X, Threads and Bluesky. Your LinkedIn post is the master; Opee shapes a version for each of the others within its limits — 280 characters on X, 500 on Threads, 300 on Bluesky — and the last page of Make a post shows every version side by side. Post one, post all, or re-edit; each version waits for your approval, and a platform you haven't connected is simply left out.
Each one is that platform's own official sign-in (OAuth) — the same secure flow used by any reputable app. Op-Ed never sees a password. You connect the platforms you want under Connections in the You tab and can disconnect any of them at any time. LinkedIn connections last around 60 days, and the app reminds you a week before it's time to reconnect with two taps.
Only when you've asked it to, and never past your desk. Every post starts with you choosing a story from your briefing, or with a plan you've set — pick your posting days on the Schedule page, or tell Opee the plan out loud — and she drafts it in your voice, or sets up a repost with your comment. You shape it from there: rewrite, tighten, add an image, publish. Drafts wait for your approval; nothing is ever published without it. Post as often or as rarely as you like; the briefing arrives every morning regardless.
Op-Ed is free for 14 days, no card needed: 3 published posts, 3 sources and 3 topics, and a daily briefing of your top 7 industry stories. When the trial ends your daily brief, live news and post history stay free; to keep writing with the AI you choose a plan. Plus is $14.99/month ($149.99/year) with 10 posts a month, unlimited sources and topics and the full daily briefing. Pro is $19.99/month ($199.99/year) with unlimited posts. Team is $74.99/month ($749.99/year) for five Pro seats. Choose Plus within a week of your trial ending and it is half price for the first three months. Prices are in USD; the App Store or Google Play shows the exact price in your local currency before you pay.
Subscriptions are billed through the App Store or Google Play and renew automatically until you cancel — which you can do any time in your App Store or Google Play subscription settings, no questions asked. The 14-day trial needs no card. Your monthly post allowance resets on your billing date each month.
Yes. Op-Ed publishes only through each platform's official API — LinkedIn's, X's, Threads' and Bluesky's — with your own sign-in and authorisation, and every post is human-approved before it goes out. There is no scraping, no browser automation and no password sharing, which is what the platforms' rules act against.
None of the four prohibits AI-assisted writing; what their policies act against is unofficial automation of the site — the browser extensions, bots and scrapers that Op-Ed deliberately doesn't use. Every feed rewards posts people actually read and reply to, and what LinkedIn's Professional Community Policies and the others' rules ask for is authentic content that's genuinely yours — which is exactly how Op-Ed works: the take, the voice and the final word are yours, the AI does the legwork.
You need a point of view, not a portfolio. Op-Ed brings the research and a first draft in your voice; you decide what you think and sharpen the wording. If you'd rather write from scratch, one tap polishes your grammar and flow without changing your message.
Because LinkedIn's official API doesn't give third-party apps access to your personal-profile analytics. The tools that show them collect the numbers through a Chrome extension that reads your logged-in LinkedIn session, outside the official API — the kind of automation LinkedIn's User Agreement prohibits. We'd rather not operate there, on LinkedIn or anywhere else: the app links you straight to each platform's own analytics page instead.
If you want engagement automation, auto-DMs, lead scraping or to manage ten client accounts from one dashboard, a desktop tool like Taplio will suit you better. Op-Ed is for one person — busy, with real expertise — who wants to stay informed and stay visible without LinkedIn, X, Threads and Bluesky becoming a second job.
More direct answers — is AI-assisted posting allowed on LinkedIn, X, Threads and Bluesky, does Op-Ed post automatically, which five models it uses — on Questions people ask.
Op-Ed is coming to the App Store for iPhone and to Google Play for Android — including Samsung foldables. Be first in line and start posting consistently to LinkedIn, X, Threads and Bluesky — on your terms.
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