Improve prompts for ChatGPT Images, Midjourney and more
Turn Substack articles into viral social posts
Stage
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Startup
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2025
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free: 3 rewrites per IP address per day or 5 rewrites per day with a free account. Premium: $9 USD per month for 500 rewrites per billing period. Product image review by a person: $149 per batch.
Free: 10 credits (one-time). Monthly: $7/mo for 70 credits. Yearly: $65/yr for 600 credits.
Key features
Prompt rewriting for 10+ AI models including Midjourney, ChatGPT Image, Flux, DALL-E 3, Stable Diffusion, Ideogram, Suno, Sora, Runway and Kling
Library of 11,397 prompt examples across images, music and video
Midjourney style reference codes (--sref) with visual examples
Free browser-based product image checklist
Account saves and history across devices on Premium
Guest mode without requiring an account
Human product image review service for detailed quality checks
TYPE-FORMULA pipeline that extracts insight types (diagnostic, wisdom, contrarian, data-backed, framework, story) and applies viral structures
Knowledge Bank to store, browse, and reuse extracted insights
10+ viral formula structures including parallel repetition, conditional framework, and bridge analogy
Chrome extension for scheduling posts directly to Substack
Rich-text editor with HTML and plain text export
MCP integration for Claude and Cursor
Automatic article URL processing from published or draft posts
Priority processing for paid plan users
What makes it different
Converts rough ideas into detailed, model-specific prompts in seconds
Works with the widest range of AI generation models in one tool
Free product image quality checklist for e-commerce sellers
Designed specifically for Substack writers with formulas trained on viral patterns
Two-stage TYPE-FORMULA process instead of generic AI summarization
Knowledge Bank compounds over time as more articles are processed
From URL to scheduled post in minutes with no copy-paste needed
Geniea
Quick Viral Notes