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Free content idea generator for founders
The problem is rarely writing. It is deciding what is worth writing about. Paste a week of work and the tool asks the four questions that reliably find something publishable in it.
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Four sources, one page
Five angles takes a week of notes and returns five prompts: what changed, what question came up, what tradeoff you made, what you are testing, and what you learned. From an article turns a long piece into a worksheet with the main claim, the evidence and the caveats kept separate. From release notes and Launch announcement lay out a shipped change without inflating it.
Each mode leaves bracketed gaps for the specifics only you have. That is deliberate. The gaps are where the post becomes worth reading, and a tool that filled them in would be inventing them.
Why founders run out of ideas when they have not
Most founders have several publishable things a week and discard them, because from the inside a fixed bug or a support conversation reads as routine rather than as content. It is only routine to the person who did it.
The five questions exist to interrupt that reflex. A support ticket answered twice in one week is a post. A tradeoff you argued about for an hour is a better post than any framework, because nobody else can write it.
Turning one idea into a week without repeating yourself
- Give each post a different job: one teaches, one shows the decision, one asks something.
- Change the evidence, not just the wording — a second post on the same lesson needs a second example.
- Keep the caveats in every version. Dropping them as you shorten is how an honest post becomes a claim.
- Stop at the point where you are restating. Four real posts beat seven padded ones.