ABOUT · FOUNDERIP
中文Turn what you know into what you publish
FounderIP is a content workflow for founders and independent creators. It tracks your sources, shapes the topic picks, and prepares the background and the first draft. The opinions, the experience and the final call stay yours.
No more watching KOLs and RSS all day, no more starting from an empty prompt. Pick one topic worth writing about today, answer a few questions, and get a piece that shows its sources, sounds like you, and is ready to keep editing.
THE PROBLEM · WHY IT EXISTS
Writing the sentence was never the hard part
What actually eats the time: finding something worth writing about, landing on your own angle, and keeping it up month after month.
A new topic, every single day
There is no shortage of news. There is very little that touches your business and your readers.
FounderIP keeps watching the KOLs and RSS sources you follow, and turns the day's signals into topic picks you can trace back to where they came from.
You know things. Starting is still hard.
The judgment is already in your head — the angle, the structure and the first paragraph are where you stall.
Read the background and the original sources first, then answer a few questions aimed at you. Your answers become the core material of the piece.
AI writes fast. It just isn't you.
Fluent is not the same as credible. Without your history, your position and the way you talk, it reads like a press release.
FounderIP drafts from your interview answers, your knowledge base and your style settings, and leaves room to edit and check the sources.
You bring the judgment. FounderIP makes the research, the sorting and the first draft fast.
HOW IT WORKS · THE FLOW
From “what do I write today” to something you can publish
- 01
Set up your sources
Follow the KOLs, RSS feeds and themes that matter in your industry. You start from a default setup and can change it any time.
- 02
Pick today's topic
Related signals get grouped into topics. Every topic comes with its sources, why it was recommended, and angles you can take.
- 03
Add your judgment
The pre-write interview asks about your experience, your evidence and where you stand. No blank document, and no prompt craft to learn first.
- 04
Draft it your way
Choose a short post, a long post, a thread or an X Article, then draft it with your personal style, style cards and knowledge base.
- 05
Check, edit, publish
Review structure, character counts and original sources in the editor. You confirm the final piece — nothing publishes around you.
CAPABILITIES · WHAT IT DOES
The six things one piece of writing needs
Sources
Keep your KOLs and RSS feeds in one place. Change who you follow and you change what enters the topic pool each day.
Daily topic picks
Signals become topics and angles, with the reason it is worth your take and where the evidence came from.
Pre-write interview
Questions built around your background pull out first-hand experience, so the model has less room to invent a position or a story for you.
Style system
Save your personal style, structure cards and voice references, so pieces stay consistent without turning into a template.
Knowledge base
Collect your takes, cases, links, files and voice notes, and pull them in as you write.
Editing and checks
Source tracing, rewrites, length checks and a pre-publish review, across the content formats X supports.
Before you publish, the virality score and the GEO check flag problems on three levels. They are editing tools; they promise no reach, no ranking and no citations.
FAQ · COMMON QUESTIONS
Before you start, you may be wondering
What is FounderIP?
FounderIP is an AI content workflow for founders and independent creators. Source tracking, topic picks, background research, the pre-write interview, drafting in your own style and pre-publish checks all sit in one continuous flow. The point is not to mass-produce text for you — it is to help you keep putting your own judgment into words.
How is this different from just using ChatGPT?
A general chat tool usually starts from one prompt. FounderIP starts from the sources, knowledge base and style settings you maintain over time. It gives you the reasoning behind a topic pick first, interviews you for your experience and your position, and then organizes that material into a draft. You do not re-paste your context or tune a prompt every time.
Will it invent opinions or numbers for me?
It should not. The core opinions and first-hand experience come from your answers and your knowledge base; outside information keeps its original source, and you check it before publishing. The system handles research, structure and phrasing — it does not decide where you stand, and it does not claim to remove fact-checking entirely.
What can I write with it?
Today it is built mainly for X (formerly Twitter): short posts under 280 characters, long posts, threads and X Articles. Signals can cover Chinese, English, Korean and Japanese; the interface and the drafting are built primarily around Chinese-language use.
Can I start without a defined personal style?
Yes. Your first run comes with a default setup so you can get one piece finished. After that you can adjust sources, content direction, style cards and knowledge base step by step — there is no complicated setup to complete before you begin.
What are the virality score and the GEO check for?
They are editing aids for the moment before you publish. The first looks at the hook, the specificity, the structure and whether the piece is worth resharing; the second looks at whether your evidence, entities and structure are easy for search and answer engines to read. The scores exist to surface problems — they are not traffic, ranking or citation results.