Make a post

“Posts”, in Studio, helps you tell your followers about your website on the networks you use. Tsurito writes a version for each network, with the AI you choose, and you copy it and post it. “Studio posts nothing: copy the text, save the picture and post it yourself on each network.”

No network is connected, and your posts are kept on this computer, with the website they come from.

Start a post

1. In Studio, open “Posts” and press “New post”. It asks “What do you want to tell people?”
2. Under “From which website”, choose the website the post comes from.
3. Under “What to tell”, say it in your own words. “Ideas from your website” gives you a start: “The latest change”, one of its pages, or “A picture of the website”.
4. To use a photo of your own, press “Add pictures or files you already have”, or drop or paste it there. The post uses it, cut to each network’s shape. It is kept with the post and never goes on your website.
5. Under “On which networks”, choose the ones you use. The networks your website already links to come chosen.
6. Press “Write the post”. It needs an AI signed in.

The networks are Facebook, Instagram, Threads, LinkedIn, X, Bluesky, Google Business Profile, Pinterest, TikTok and Mastodon.

A version for each network

The post shows a card for each network, the way that network shows a post: your website’s name and logo, the text, and the picture in that network’s shape. Beside the network’s name, how long the text is against what the network allows, such as “120 of 280”.

• When a text is longer than the network allows, the card says so: ask for a shorter one, or edit it.
• On some networks a link reaches fewer people, so it goes elsewhere: “On this network the link goes in your profile.”
• “Edit text” lets you change it by hand.

Post it yourself

Each card has these buttons:

• “Copy text” puts the text, with its hashtags, on the clipboard.
• “Save picture” saves the picture, when there is one, already cut to that network’s size.
• Open and the network’s name opens the network. Where it can take the text, the text arrives already written; where it cannot, it is copied first: “Text copied: paste it in Instagram.”

Then you paste it, look it over and post it on the network.

Ask for changes

“Ask for changes”, beside the post, is where you talk to Tsurito about it: “Ask Tsurito for another tone, a shorter text or another picture.”

When you choose another network under “Networks”, “Write the missing ones” asks Tsurito for its version. Taking a network away deletes its version of the post.

The list

“Posts” lists your posts in a section per website, last changed first or by name, each with its networks and its date; “New post for this website”, beside each website, starts one for it. On the left, “All” and one view for each network your posts use, each with its count. “Search posts” finds one by its words, its website or a network. The number beside “Posts” in the sidebar is how many you have on this computer, the same as “All”.

“For when” gives a post a date. “Only so you remember it; Studio posts nothing.”

“Delete post”, in its three-dot menu, deletes it from this computer. “Anything you already posted on the networks stays as it is.”

From Claude or ChatGPT

With the connector, you can also ask the Claude or ChatGPT you already use for a post. It writes a version for each network from your website, and a card shows each one to copy and open. Tsurito keeps nothing of a post made in the chat, and it is not in “Posts”; one made here stays on this computer.