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Instagram carousel · 6 slides · हिन्दी
LinkedIn post · English
Two years ago, I started baking cakes from my kitchen in Indore. Here are three mistakes I made… more
The problem
Creators and small business owners usually know exactly what they want to say. Turning it into a post, every day, for every platform, is where it stalls.
You're running a shop, a class or client projects. Sitting down to write a caption every single day rarely happens.
You can explain an idea brilliantly in Hindi or Marathi. Typing the same idea in polished English takes far longer than saying it.
Most AI writing tools expect English prompts, produce generic-sounding text, and are priced in dollars.
How it works
No prompts to write and no templates to fill. You talk, Postvox writes.
Speak for 30 to 60 seconds in the app, or send a voice note to Postvox on WhatsApp. Talk the way you normally would.
Your voice note is transcribed. Postvox finds the main idea and shapes it into a hook, key points and a clear call to action.
Receive a carousel, captions, a reel script, a LinkedIn post and an X thread. Review, tweak if you like, copy and post.
See it in action
Pick a language. Read the voice-note transcript, then switch between the posts Postvox is designed to write from it.
Sample output — product in development. These examples were written by the Postvox team to show the output we're building towards. The people described are sample personas, not real users.
Sample persona Home baker, Indore
Voice note transcript · spoken in Hindi
नमस्ते! मैं इंदौर से हूँ और पिछले दो साल से घर से केक बना रही हूँ। आज मैं वो तीन ग़लतियाँ बताना चाहती हूँ जो मैंने शुरुआत में कीं। पहली, मैं अपने केक बहुत सस्ते में बेचती थी, क्योंकि लगता था कि दाम ज़्यादा रखूँगी तो कोई नहीं खरीदेगा। दूसरी, मैं हर ऑर्डर ले लेती थी, चाहे मेरे पास टाइम हो या न हो। और तीसरी, मैं केक की अच्छी फ़ोटो ही नहीं लेती थी। अब मैं सही दाम रखती हूँ, हफ़्ते में गिने-चुने ऑर्डर लेती हूँ और हर केक की फ़ोटो दिन की रोशनी में खींचती हूँ। अगर आप भी घर से बेकिंग शुरू कर रहे हैं, तो ये ग़लतियाँ मत दोहराइए।
Output languages: Hindi for InstagramEnglish for LinkedIn and X
Instagram carousel · 6 slides
Sample · Written in HindiInstagram caption
Sample · Written in HindiSample accountExample post
दो साल पहले मैंने इंदौर में अपने किचन से केक बेचना शुरू किया। शुरुआत में मैंने तीन ग़लतियाँ कीं, जो शायद आप भी कर रहे हों 👇
1️⃣ केक बहुत सस्ते में बेचे
2️⃣ टाइम न होने पर भी हर ऑर्डर ले लिया
3️⃣ फ़ोटो पर ध्यान ही नहीं दिया
अब मैं सही दाम रखती हूँ, हफ़्ते में गिने-चुने ऑर्डर लेती हूँ और हर केक की फ़ोटो दिन की रोशनी में खींचती हूँ। ☀️
घर से बेकिंग शुरू कर रहे हैं? इस पोस्ट को सेव कर लीजिए। 💛
Reel script · 30 seconds
Sample · Written in Hindi“घर से केक बेचती हूँ, और शुरुआत में ये 3 ग़लतियाँ कीं।”
On screen: 3 ग़लतियाँ जो मैंने कीं
“पहली, बहुत कम दाम। सस्ता केक मतलब ज़्यादा मेहनत, कम कमाई।”
Shot: केक पर फ़्रॉस्टिंग करते हुए क्लोज़-अप
“दूसरी, हर ऑर्डर पर ‘हाँ’। टाइम नहीं था, फिर भी ऑर्डर ले लिया।”
On screen: ❌ हर ऑर्डर पर ‘हाँ’
“तीसरी, ख़राब फ़ोटो। ऑनलाइन लोग पहले फ़ोटो ही देखते हैं।”
Shot: खिड़की के पास केक की फ़ोटो लेते हुए
“अब मैं सही दाम रखती हूँ और गिने-चुने ऑर्डर लेती हूँ। ऐसी और टिप्स के लिए फ़ॉलो करें!”
On screen: सेव करें 📌
LinkedIn post
Sample · Written in EnglishSample accountExample post
Two years ago, I started baking cakes from my kitchen in Indore.
Here are three mistakes I made at the start, and what I do differently now:
1. I underpriced everything.
I was scared nobody would pay more. Low prices didn't bring better customers. They just made my work look less valuable.
2. I said yes to every order.
Even when I didn't have the time. The result: rushed cakes and a tired baker.
3. I ignored photos.
Online, people decide with their eyes first. A great cake with a poor photo is invisible.
What changed:
→ I price for my time and ingredients
→ I take a limited number of orders each week
→ I photograph every cake in daylight
The lessons are the same whether you run a factory or a home kitchen: value your work, protect your time, and show it well.
If you're starting a home business, which of these are you facing right now?
X thread · 6 posts
Sample · Written in EnglishI've run a home bakery in Indore for 2 years. Here are 3 mistakes I made at the start 🧵
Mistake 1: Pricing too low. I thought higher prices would scare people away. Cheap cakes just meant more work for less money.
Mistake 2: Taking every order. Saying yes when you're already full leads to rushed cakes and burnout.
Mistake 3: Bad photos. Online, people see the photo before they taste the cake. Daylight and a clean background make a big difference.
What I do now: fair prices, a weekly order limit, and daylight photos for every cake.
Starting a home business? Save this, and tell me which mistake you're making right now 👇
Sample persona Class 10 maths tutor, Pune
Voice note transcript · spoken in Marathi
नमस्कार! मी पुण्यात दहावीच्या मुलांना गणित शिकवते. परीक्षा जवळ आली की बरेच विद्यार्थी रात्री उशिरापर्यंत जागून अभ्यास करतात आणि मग पेपरमध्ये साध्या चुका करतात. माझा सल्ला सोपा आहे. रोज फक्त पंचेचाळीस मिनिटं, पण ठरलेल्या वेळी सराव करा. प्रत्येक धड्यातल्या चुका एका वहीत लिहून ठेवा आणि आठवड्यातून एकदा ती वही वाचा. परीक्षेच्या आदल्या रात्री काहीही नवीन वाचू नका, पुरेशी झोप घ्या. आणि पालकांनी मुलांवर मार्कांचा दबाव टाकण्यापेक्षा त्यांच्या रोजच्या सरावाकडे लक्ष द्यावं.
Output languages: Marathi for InstagramEnglish for LinkedIn and X
Instagram carousel · 6 slides
Sample · Written in MarathiInstagram caption
Sample · Marathi + EnglishSample accountExample post
परीक्षेच्या आधी रात्रभर जागून अभ्यास करताय? थांबा. ✋
मार्क्स वाढवण्यासाठी जास्त तास नाही, तर योग्य सवयी लागतात:
✅ रोज 45 मिनिटं, ठरलेल्या वेळी सराव
✅ चुकांची वेगळी वही आणि आठवड्यातून एकदा उजळणी
✅ परीक्षेच्या आदल्या रात्री पुरेशी झोप
पालकांनो, मार्कांचा दबाव नको; रोजच्या सरावाला साथ द्या. 💙
English version
Studying all night before exams? Stop. ✋
Better marks come from better habits, not longer hours:
✅ 45 minutes of practice daily, at a fixed time
✅ A separate mistakes notebook, revised once a week
✅ Proper sleep the night before the exam
Parents: support the daily practice, not the pressure. 💙
Reel script · 30 seconds
Sample · Written in Marathi“दहावीच्या मुलांनो, रात्रभर जागून अभ्यास करणं थांबवा!”
On screen: रात्रभर अभ्यास? ❌
“रोज फक्त 45 मिनिटं सराव करा, पण ठरलेल्या वेळी.”
On screen: रोज 45 मिनिटं ⏱️
“प्रत्येक धड्यातल्या चुका एका वहीत लिहा आणि आठवड्यातून एकदा वाचा.”
Shot: चुकांची वही उघडून दाखवा
“परीक्षेच्या आदल्या रात्री काहीही नवीन वाचू नका. झोप पूर्ण करा.”
On screen: 😴 = ✅
“ही रील तुमच्या पालकांनाही पाठवा, आणि अशा टिप्ससाठी फॉलो करा!”
On screen: सेव्ह करा 📌
LinkedIn post
Sample · Written in EnglishSample accountExample post
I teach maths to Class 10 students in Pune. Every exam season, I see the same pattern.
Students stay up late, study for hours, and then lose marks on simple mistakes.
The fix isn't more hours. It's better habits:
1. 45 minutes a day, at a fixed time. Consistency beats cramming.
2. A “mistakes notebook”. Write down every error, chapter by chapter, and read it once a week.
3. Nothing new the night before. Revise lightly and sleep well.
And a note for parents: watch the daily practice, not just the marks. Pressure doesn't improve performance. Routine does.
Teachers and parents, what's one habit that helped your students the most?
X thread · 6 posts
Sample · Written in EnglishI teach Class 10 maths in Pune. Every exam season, students lose marks on mistakes they already know how to avoid. 3 habits that help 🧵
Practise 45 minutes daily, at the same time. Small and regular beats late-night cramming.
Keep a mistakes notebook. Log every error by chapter. Re-read it once a week.
The night before the exam: nothing new. Light revision, then sleep.
Parents: track the daily routine, not just the marks. Less pressure, more confidence.
Save this for exam season. Which habit will your child start this week?
Sample persona Freelance UI designer, Bengaluru
Voice note transcript · spoken in English
So, I've been freelancing as a UI designer for about three years now, and there's one thing I wish someone had told me earlier: stop sending a single price. When a client asked “how much for a website?”, I used to send one number, and they'd either say yes or just disappear. Now I send three options. A basic one, a recommended one with what I actually think they need, and a premium one. Most clients pick the middle option, and far fewer go quiet, because now they're comparing my options instead of comparing me with other freelancers. Oh, and always write down what's not included. That one line has saved me from so many extra revision rounds.
Output language: English for every platform
Instagram carousel · 6 slides
Sample · Written in EnglishInstagram caption
Sample · Written in EnglishSample accountExample post
I used to send clients one price. A lot of them just went quiet. 😶
Three years into freelancing, here's what changed my proposals:
→ Send three options, not one
→ Make the middle one what you actually recommend
→ Write down what's not included
Now clients compare my packages, not me against someone cheaper.
Save this for your next proposal 📌
Reel script · 30 seconds
Sample · Written in English“Freelancers: if you send clients one price, watch this.”
On screen: One price = one chance
“When a client asks ‘how much?’, don't send one number. Send three options.”
Shot: typing a proposal on a laptop
“Basic, Recommended, and Premium. Make the middle one what they really need.”
On screen: Basic · Recommended · Premium
“Now they're comparing your packages, not comparing you with someone cheaper.”
Shot: three cards on a desk, finger taps the middle one
“Bonus: always list what's not included. Follow for more freelancing tips.”
On screen: Save for your next proposal 📌
LinkedIn post
Sample · Written in EnglishSample accountExample post
The pricing change that fixed my freelance proposals:
In my early years as a freelance UI designer, every proposal had one number. The client would either accept it or disappear.
Now every proposal has three options:
• Basic: the essentials
• Recommended: what I genuinely think the project needs
• Premium: the complete package
Two things happened. Most clients now choose the middle option. And far fewer go silent, because they're comparing my options instead of comparing me with other freelancers.
One more habit worth stealing: write down what's not included. That single line has saved me countless revision rounds.
Freelancers, how do you present your pricing?
X thread · 6 posts
Sample · Written in English3 years of freelancing taught me this: never send a client just one price. 🧵
One number turns the proposal into a yes/no decision. And “no” often looks like silence.
Three options turn it into a choice: Basic, Recommended, Premium. The client decides which, not whether.
Make the middle option the one you genuinely recommend. Most clients pick it.
Always write what's not included. It's the cheapest way to avoid extra revision rounds.
Steal this for your next proposal. What's your best pricing tip?
Sample persona Fitness coach, Delhi
Voice note transcript · spoken in Hinglish
Hey everyone! Aaj ek simple baat karte hain. Log sochte hain ki fat loss ke liye roz gym jaana hi sab kuch hai. Sach bolun toh, asli kaam kitchen mein hota hai. Main apne clients ko teen cheezein bolta hoon. Pehli, har meal mein protein rakho, chahe dal ho, paneer ho ya eggs. Doosri, roz kam se kam 8,000 steps chalo. Teesri, late-night snacking band karo, kyunki wahi se sabse zyada extra calories aati hain. Gym zaroori hai, par consistency usse bhi zyada zaroori hai. Ye teen cheezein ek mahina follow karo, farak khud dikhega.
Output languages: Hinglish for InstagramEnglish for LinkedIn and X
Instagram carousel · 6 slides
Sample · Written in HinglishInstagram caption
Sample · Written in HinglishSample accountExample post
Fat loss ka asli kaam gym mein nahi, kitchen mein hota hai. 🍽️
Apne clients se main ye 3 cheezein follow karwata hoon:
1. Har meal mein protein (dal, paneer, eggs)
2. Roz kam se kam 8,000 steps
3. Late-night snacking band
Gym zaroori hai, but consistency usse bhi zyada. Ek mahina try karo, farak khud dikhega. 💪
Kisi gym buddy ko tag karo jise ye sunna chahiye 👇
Reel script · 30 seconds
Sample · Written in Hinglish“Roz gym jaa rahe ho, phir bhi fat loss nahi ho raha? Ye suno.”
On screen: Gym ✅ Result ❌
“Pehli cheez: har meal mein protein. Dal, paneer, eggs, kuch bhi.”
Shot: thali ka top-down shot
“Doosri: roz 8,000 steps. Gym ke bahar bhi chalo.”
On screen: step counter 8,000 👟
“Teesri: late-night snacking band. Sabse zyada extra calories wahi se aati hain.”
Shot: fridge ka darwaza band karte hue
“Ek mahina follow karo aur comment mein batao kya badla. Follow for more!”
On screen: Save karo 📌
LinkedIn post
Sample · Written in EnglishSample accountExample post
Most people think fat loss happens in the gym.
In my experience as a fitness coach, most of it happens in the kitchen.
Three habits I ask every client to start with:
1. Protein in every meal. Dal, paneer, eggs. It doesn't need to be fancy.
2. At least 8,000 steps a day. Movement outside the gym adds up.
3. No late-night snacking. It's where most extra calories sneak in.
The gym matters. Consistency matters more.
It's the same lesson I see in business: simple habits, repeated daily, beat intense effort done occasionally.
What's one small habit that changed your health?
X thread · 6 posts
Sample · Written in EnglishYou don't need a perfect gym routine to lose fat. You need 3 boring habits. 🧵
Protein in every meal. Dal, paneer, eggs. Simple food works.
8,000+ steps a day. Walk on calls, take the stairs, move after meals.
Stop late-night snacking. That's where most extra calories hide.
The gym matters. Consistency matters more.
Try all 3 for a month and reply with what changed. 💪
Features
This is what we're building. We'll tell you exactly which parts are ready when the private beta opens.
Record in Hindi, Marathi, English or Hinglish. Switch languages mid-sentence the way you naturally talk. Postvox follows along.
No new app to learn. Send a voice note to Postvox on WhatsApp and get your posts back in the same chat.
A personal style memory keeps your tone, favourite phrases and language mix, so posts read like you wrote them, not like generic AI.
Get a carousel, captions, a Reel or Shorts script, a LinkedIn post and an X thread from one idea, each shaped for where it's going.
Slide-by-slide text with a strong first slide, one idea per slide and a clear call to action. Paste it straight into your design tool.
Blank day? Ask for content ideas based on your niche and past posts, pick one, and record your take on it.
Languages
Record in the language you think in. Get your posts in English, in the language you spoke, or both. Mixing languages in one sentence is normal here.
“रोज फक्त 45 मिनिटं, पण ठरलेल्या वेळी सराव करा.”
Postvox writes
Practise for 45 minutes a day, at a fixed time. Consistency beats cramming.
रोज 45 मिनिटं, ठरलेल्या वेळी सराव ✅
रोज़ सिर्फ़ 45 मिनट, लेकिन तय समय पर अभ्यास करें। ⏱️
Who it's for
Not only big English-speaking influencers. Postvox is for anyone who explains things well out loud and wants to show up online more often.
Create in the language your audience speaks, and reach English-speaking readers with the same idea.
Turn today's offer, a new product or a customer story into posts in the time it takes to send a voice note.
Explain a concept once, in your own words, and get a carousel your students and clients will want to save.
Share what you learned on a project without spending an evening writing about it.
Collect voice notes from clients and turn them into first drafts that sound like each client, not like your team.
If you have ideas but not enough time to write them, Postvox is being built for you. Tell us what you create.
Under the hood
Postvox works in two stages. First, speech-to-text turns your voice note into a transcript. Then Claude, an AI model made by Anthropic, does the thinking and the writing.
30 to 60 seconds, in the language you think in.
Your words become a written transcript, including mixed-language speech.
Reads the transcript and turns it into content:
Carousel, captions, reel script, LinkedIn post and X thread.
Voice notes are processed to create your content. You'll be able to delete your voice notes and your style memory whenever you want, and we will never sell your personal data. Read our privacy policy.
Postvox is an independent startup. Claude is an AI model developed by Anthropic.
Pricing
Planned pricing — may change at launch
For trying Postvox
₹0/ month
Planned price
Recommended
For regular creators
₹199/ month
Planned price
For daily creators and small teams
₹499/ month
Planned price
International pricing available at launch.
Waitlist members get early access and a founding-member discount.
Roadmap
Postvox is early. Here's what we're working on today and what comes after.
Now
Next
Later
Dates are targets, not promises. We'll keep the waitlist updated as plans change.
A note from the founder
I'm an engineer and a tech enthusiast who enjoys solving real problems with technology. Before starting Postvox, I worked with startups.
One problem I keep seeing: some of the smartest people I know barely post online. Teachers, shop owners, coaches and freelancers explain ideas beautifully when they talk. But writing posts every day, especially in polished English, feels like a second job.
So Postvox starts where people are already comfortable: speaking, in their own language. You talk for a minute, and it does the writing, in your style, for every platform. I'm building it first for India, in Hindi, Marathi, Hinglish and English, and then for creators around the world, in more languages.
Postvox isn't live yet. I'm building it carefully, and the people on the waitlist will help shape what it becomes. If that sounds useful, I'd love for you to join.
Early access
Be among the first to try Postvox when the private beta opens. It takes less than a minute.
We'll only use your details to contact you about Postvox. You can ask us to delete them at any time. See our Privacy Policy.
FAQ
Postvox turns a short voice note into ready-to-post social media content. You speak for 30 to 60 seconds about an idea, in English, Hindi, Marathi or Hinglish, and Postvox writes Instagram carousel text, captions, Reel and Shorts scripts, LinkedIn posts and X threads from it, in your own style.
Not yet. Postvox is in development. We're building the core voice-to-post engine now, and we plan to open a private beta for waitlist members in January 2027.
The phone preview and the sample posts on this page show how the product is designed to work. They are not screenshots of a live app.
We're starting with voice notes in English, Hindi, Marathi and Hinglish. Your posts can be written in English, in the language you spoke, or both.
Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam and Punjabi are planned next. Tell us your language when you join the waitlist; it helps us decide what to build first.
You'll save the Postvox number, send it a voice note the way you would to a friend, and get your posts back as messages in the same chat, ready to copy. There's nothing new to install.
The WhatsApp bot is planned for after the private beta. We'll let the waitlist know as soon as it's ready to test.
That's the goal of style memory. Postvox keeps track of your tone, your favourite phrases and the way you mix languages, and uses them in every new post. It gets better as it learns from you, and you can always edit a draft before you post it.
Your voice notes will be processed to create your content and, if you choose, to keep your style memory up to date. We will not sell your personal data. You'll be able to delete your voice notes and style memory, and you can ask us to delete all your data at any time by writing to saurabhyeole@postvox.in.
We're building Postvox with India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 in mind. For the waitlist, we only collect the details you enter in the form. Read the full Privacy Policy.
Our planned pricing is a Free plan to try it, Creator at ₹199 a month and Pro at ₹499 a month, with international pricing at launch. These prices may change before launch. Waitlist members will get a founding-member discount.
Postvox is being designed for Instagram (carousels, captions and Reels), YouTube Shorts, LinkedIn and X. It prepares the text for each platform, and you stay in control of what gets posted and when.
We plan to open the private beta in January 2027 and invite waitlist members in small batches. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when it's your turn.
Postvox is an early-stage startup founded by Saurabh Yeole and based in Pune, India. It's being built on Claude by Anthropic. You can reach us any time at saurabhyeole@postvox.in.
बोलो, और पोस्ट तैयार।
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