Turn approved company briefs, market signals, and rough drafts into employee, founder, and operator posts that preserve voice, context, and governance.
From raw idea to publish-ready content in under a minute.
Real post drafts from B2B contexts — voice-matched per employee, ready for review and approval.
We are good at a small number of things. We do those things better than almost anyone else. Every product we ship is built on that foundation.
The new strategy worked. Revenue increased 40% in the quarter we rolled it out. Here is exactly what changed and why:
Our content calendar just got a significant upgrade. We now have an AI layer built directly into scheduling — it suggests what to post, when to post it, and adapts to each team member's voice. I have been using it for two weeks. Planning our LinkedIn distribution now takes a fraction of what it used to. If you are on Pro, it is already in your dashboard.
We slowed our hiring down intentionally last year. Every role stayed open longer than our competitors would have tolerated. The result: the last four hires have been the strongest we have made in three years. Speed in hiring is a vanity metric. Quality compounds.
How is Bloomberry different from a generic AI content rewriter?
Generic AI rewriters apply preset style adjustments — "make it friendlier," "make it shorter." Bloomberry rewrites content using your Voice Memory, which is built from your actual writing patterns, vocabulary, and structure. It also uses Company Brain to preserve the specific claims, positioning, and context from the source material. The output sounds like you, not a cleaned-up brand account.
Can Bloomberry rewrite a company brief into an employee's voice?
Yes. This is one of the primary use cases. Paste the company brief — a launch announcement, market signal, or campaign summary — and Bloomberry rewrites it in the specific employee's voice using their Voice Memory profile. The company message is preserved; the voice becomes personal and publishable.
How does Company Brain preserve context during a rewrite?
Company Brain stores the approved claims, product positioning, and brand language your team has defined. When Bloomberry rewrites content, it draws on Company Brain to ensure the output retains the factual and strategic substance of the original — not just the style.
How does Voice Memory stop rewritten posts from sounding generic?
Voice Memory is a profile built from your actual published posts. It captures your sentence length, vocabulary choices, structural patterns, and POV style. When Bloomberry rewrites content with Voice Memory active, the output reflects how you actually write — not how a generic AI model approximates "casual" or "professional."
Can I route rewritten posts through an approval workflow before publishing?
Yes. Bloomberry includes approval workflows so team members or managers can review rewritten content before it is published. This is particularly important for employee advocacy programmes where brand consistency and claim accuracy need to be verified before wide distribution.
When should I use the ghostwriter instead of the content rewriter?
Use the content rewriter when you have existing text in hand — a brief, a draft, a signal, or a post that needs voice-adjustment. Use the ghostwriter when you are starting from an idea, rough notes, or a blank canvas. Both use Voice Memory; the difference is whether you have source content to transform or need content created from scratch.
Generate posts that match your tone instead of generic AI output.
Bloomberry applies Company Brain and Voice Memory to transform approved briefs into posts employees are proud to publish.