Article splitting
One idea should never be one post
You wrote a real article once. There are probably five posts inside it, you just don't have the energy to find them. That's the split tool's whole job.
A year of morning pages, what stuck
Article · 1,840 words
The two-minute rule that survived
LinkedIn · practical takeaway
Why streaks break in week three
Thread · contrarian observation
What I'd tell January me
Newsletter intro · rejected
Lineage kept · every post links back
Five angles were always in there
The split tool pulls out the genuinely distinct ideas in a piece and restyles each one as a post candidate, shaped for where it's going: a LinkedIn post, a thread, a newsletter section. No padding; a thin source honestly yields fewer posts.
You review every candidate. Keep it, reject it, regenerate it. Nothing gets scheduled without your yes.
A content family tree, not a pile of orphaned drafts
Every post stays linked to the article it came from. Six months later you can trace what worked back to its source, split the same article again for a new angle, and see which big pieces keep paying rent. Tag everything, find anything.