ProdShort
Turn meetings into ready-to-post shorts and posts
1.1K followers
Turn meetings into ready-to-post shorts and posts
1.1K followers
Founders fail at content because it's time consuming and AI just still feels fake. Prodshort fixes that. We don’t generate content. We capture it. Everything you say in meetings is already valuable. We cut it, refine it, and turn it into ready-to-post shorts, Linkedin, Twitter... Automatically. No scripts. No fake voice. No overthinking. Just you, turned into content.
Congrats on the launch! As a builder, the 'mental block' of scripting and filming is usually what kills my consistency so this sounds like a really interesting approach to founder-led marketing and staying in the flow
ApplySeed
@gayatri_sachdeva Exactly the problem we are targeting! Thank youuu
ProdShort
@gayatri_sachdeva @bengeekly And also editing is very boring !!
ProdShort
@gayatri_sachdeva Thanks youu !!! That's what Prodshort solves !!!!
the meetings-to-content pipeline is something i keep thinking about. so much good stuff gets said in calls and then just disappears.
ProdShort
Hey PH Community 👋
Creating content takes too much time and effort. You need to script, memorize, record, edit, add subtitles, resize…
And most builders simply don’t have time for all that.
Some of the best content (discussions, ideas, team calls, sharing advice...) happens live on calls, and then disappears once the call ends. There’s a lot of valuable content there.
Prodshort records your calls and turns them into ready-to-post content (shorts, LinkedIn, X...). No scripts, no editing. Just real moments turned into content.
Join the community and start creating content. We do calls together and fully support each other.
SUN
Love it.
ProdShort
@artinbogdanov Thank yoou 🙏
Mailwarm
Really love the idea behind this, this is exactly the kind of product I wish I had earlier.
I’ve personally struggled with creating consistent content for quite a while, so this really resonates.
Do you have any features planned for helping with long-term content strategy?