Product · Content Studio
Pick a brief from a topic you follow, or paste a link. Kindal writes the format you choose, with a clear angle and the sources credited. You edit it and publish or schedule it.
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Every piece starts from material, never from a blank page: a brief from one of your topics, or any article, report or YouTube video you paste.


Every line links to its sourcePick a format and Kindal proposes the angle first: the one point the piece will make. You can change it before anything is written.
The draft opens in an editor with an X or LinkedIn preview. Add a chart or an image, credit the authors, then post it now or put it in the calendar.
X posts and threads, LinkedIn posts, articles, newsletters and YouTube scripts.
See the thesis of the piece and change it before Kindal writes a word.
Instagram and LinkedIn carousels with AI copy, templates and your brand, exported as PNG.
A report from a brief: cover, executive summary, chapters, further reading. A4 or Letter.
Vertical, landscape or square video with an AI script, exported as MP4.
Any brief read by an AI voice, with a private feed for Spotify or Apple Podcasts.
Credit and tag the authors by name, or leave the source out.
Your colours, fonts and logos on carousels, videos and chart images.
Write in English, Italian, Spanish, French, German or Portuguese.
X posts and threads, LinkedIn posts, articles, newsletters, YouTube scripts, carousels, PDF reports, short videos and podcast episodes.
No. Every piece starts from a brief or a link you give it, so the facts and numbers come from real sources and the sources can be credited.
X posts and threads publish directly once you connect your X account. LinkedIn posts, articles and newsletters are drafts you copy out; the calendar marks them when they are due.
Your profile in Kindal holds your voice, audience and editorial rules, and every draft follows them. You can edit all of it.
Yes. Every draft opens in an editor with X and LinkedIn previews, and threads are edited post by post.
Set up a topic in a few minutes. Your first brief arrives as soon as your sources publish something.