Original Summary

Yaku AI is a desktop app that's basically what you'd get if ChatGPT, Notion, and a whiteboard had a baby, built specifically for turning one idea into content for every platform you post to. You can pull almost anything onto the canvas — YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, X, Threads, LinkedIn, Reddit, Facebook, or your own video, docs, images, and audio files — then connect it to an AI node to chat with that content directly and control exactly what context the AI is working from. From there you write and organize like Notion, sketch and rearrange like a whiteboard, and pull out ready-to-edit posts for whatever platform you're publishing to that day. Everything runs locally on your machine, nothing you write gets stored on a server somewhere. It's a one-time purchase rather than a subscription: $49 one-time, lifetime access, including future updates for lifetime Link: Yaku AI No monthly or annual tiers, no renewal. If you've used a content or social-scheduling tool before, I'd like to hear what made you stick with it or drop it. I'm particularly curious whether people want everything on one canvas like this, or prefer keeping separate tools per platform.   submitted by   /u/IntelligentAct9931 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/14 04:03:24