What’s new

Stuck on what to write? Open a new Short Form post and press Space before you type anything. A card opens under the post with one of your most popular past posts, so you can borrow a hook or a structure that's worked for you before.

• Press Space again (or click ›) for the next one, and ‹ to go back to one you skipped.
• Click Insert to drop the post into yours as a starting point, then make it new.
• Start typing and the card gets out of the way.

It works on X, Threads, Bluesky and Substack Notes, and picks the posts with the most likes, replies and reposts. To browse everything you've written instead, the brain icon at the top right of the editor opens your whole Digital Brain.

Screenshots of your best tweets are some of the best-performing posts on LinkedIn right now. Typeshare now makes them in seconds, from tweets you already know did well.

Do it yourself

1. In a new LinkedIn post, click the image icon under it and pick Attach tweet screenshot.
2. Your Digital Brain opens beside it. Sort by most likes to find a tweet that did well on X.
3. Click Attach as screenshot.

The screenshot is drawn in your brand kit's colours and fonts, with the tweet's real likes and reposts. Screenshot settings let you pick another brand kit or hide the numbers, and every screenshot after that keeps the same style.

Or hand it to your Agent

Ask the LinkedIn Agent something like "Make three LinkedIn posts from screenshots of my best tweets." It writes each post from your Digital Brain, attaches the screenshot, and leaves them for you to review and Add to Queue.

Your posting schedule is now yours to shape, slot by slot. Go to Schedule and click Edit times:

• Drag a time to move it, or click an empty spot on a day to add one.
• Click a time to choose Who fills it (You, Agents or Anyone), which days it runs and which platforms post then.
• Add Long Form times on the days you publish a newsletter.
• Or tell Ty, like "add a 2:30 pm slot for just my agents", and he adds it to every day.

Pick your time zone and click Save. From then on, what you write fills your times, your Agents fill theirs, and times open to anyone take posts from both.

Everything you and your Agents write, on every platform, now has one place to see how it's doing, including posts you published outside Typeshare.

• Overview: views, engagement rate, followers and posts, with every post ranked by Outlier score, so the ones that beat your usual are on top.
• Content: which topics work best on which platform.
• Audience: where you're gaining followers and which platform is growing fastest.
• Newsletter: your Substack subscribers, opens, clicks, paid subscriptions and where readers find you.
• Brain: your Brain Score over time and the balance of stories, lessons and opinions your Digital Brain knows.

Filter any of it by date, platform, topic or format, or by you versus your Agents. New exploration compares any slice of your data, and Run a scenario shows what happens to your followers and views if you post a little more. Or skip the digging and ask Ty, like "Which platform is growing fastest?"

A post that did well once will probably do well again, and most of the people who see it the second time never saw it the first. Highlights are your collection of best posts: your Agent reposts each one word for word, about every three months, in open slots in your Queue.

1. Open an Agent and click its name at the top of its chat.
2. Go to the Highlights tab.
3. Sort Your best posts by views or engagement, and click Add to Highlights on the ones that did best.

Each Highlight shows when it goes out next. You can also ask the Agent to find your best posts and add them, or give it a monthly routine that adds that month's top performers. Highlights work with the X, LinkedIn, Threads and Substack Agents.

Your website or blog can now feed your Digital Brain, and keep feeding it.

1. On the Digital Brain page, click Import and choose From a website or blog.
2. Paste your site's address and click Find my posts.
3. Check it found the right site, then click Import posts.

Your posts start coming in (a big blog takes a little while), and your Brain's post count climbs as they land. You only set it up once: Typeshare keeps checking your site and imports anything new you publish, so your Agents always have your latest writing to work from. It reads WordPress, Medium, and any blog with an RSS feed or sitemap.

Write one newsletter and get a week of posts from it. It's the exact flow Dickie Bush runs every week, and you only set it up once.

Set it up

1. Open your X Agent, add a routine, and set its trigger to When I publish, for Long Form.
2. Tell it what to do, like "Pull seven tweets from it, one a day at 2:30 pm, each quoting the article."
3. Hire the Designer and give it a brand kit, so your covers look like you.
4. Add your Openers & closers: the intro, sign-off and read-next posts that go on every issue, with variables like your publication name and subscriber count.

Then, every week

1. Write your Long Form and click Preview & Publish.
2. Click Complete using Agents. It writes your Substack subtitle and draws covers for Substack and X, each the right size.
3. Publish. A couple of minutes later, your X Agent has the week's posts waiting. Review them, approve, and they're in your Queue.

Typeshare 2 is a new Typeshare, rebuilt around everything you've already written.

• Your Digital Brain keeps it all: your posts on X, LinkedIn, Threads, Bluesky and Substack, your newsletters and your blog.
• A team of AI Agents turns it into new posts for each platform, using only your own words, then schedules and publishes them.
• You review and approve. They do the rest.