ContentFlow is a Netflix-style queue for everything you want to read or watch — wired straight into a writing studio that turns what you consumed into posts for X.
Most people consume great content and let it evaporate. ContentFlow closes the loop between what goes into your head and what comes out of your keyboard.
Papers, videos, threads, podcasts, books. Add from your laptop or phone in two seconds — title, link, tags, priority. Your queue, sorted by what matters most.
Finished something? One click and it lands in your writing pipeline. Nothing you consume gets to silently disappear anymore.
Write your raw takes. Pick an angle — contrarian, story, question, listicle — and get hooks, bridges and closers built from your own words. It never writes the post for you. Your voice stays yours.
Set a date for every draft. And if you finished something three days ago without writing a word about it — ContentFlow reminds you. Consistency, enforced.
A visual queue with type filters, tags, search and priority. Adding something takes less time than losing the tab.
Hooks, bridges and closers generated from your thoughts. The marketing scaffolding — without outsourcing your voice to a bot.
"You read this 5 days ago and wrote nothing." The reminder you need, exactly when you need it.
Runs on your machine, reachable from your phone on the same wifi. Add to home screen and it feels like a native app.
No accounts, no cloud, no tracking. Everything lives in a single file you can read, back up or edit by hand.
Plain Node.js standard library and vanilla JavaScript. Nothing to install, nothing to break, nothing to audit.
Free forever. Open source. Five files of code you can actually read.
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