What we built

Your content.
Every platform.
Zero effort.

Vaultex is an autonomous AI agent that watches your YouTube, podcasts, and newsletters — then writes LinkedIn posts, Twitter threads, email newsletters, and short-form scripts, and publishes them on your behalf. You ship content once. Vaultex does the rest.

Vaultex — active now
LinkedIn Post Published
"The real leverage in content is not making more of it — it's making one piece work harder than any human can..."
X/Twitter Thread Published
12-part thread generated from your latest episode
Email Newsletter Scheduled
Segment from transcript, ready to send Tuesday

One input. A full content empire.

01

Connect

Drop in a YouTube URL, podcast RSS, or paste your newsletter. Vaultex ingests the full content and begins understanding tone, structure, and key ideas.

02

Repurpose

Vaultex breaks the content into platform-native formats: a 5-post LinkedIn thread, a 10-tweet X thread, a newsletter excerpt, a short-form video script. All in your voice.

03

Publish

Vaultex schedules and publishes directly to LinkedIn, X, and your email list — or sends drafts for your approval. Either way, you're done with manual repurposing.

LinkedIn Posts

Thought-leadership posts with hooks, body copy, and CTAs formatted for the LinkedIn algorithm and your audience.

Twitter / X Threads

Thread-form content that reads naturally on X, broken into engaging chunks with strong openers and closers.

Email Newsletter

Curated segments from your long-form content, formatted as standalone newsletter issues your list will actually read.

Short-Form Scripts

90-second scripts for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts, adapted from your best content with captions and hooks built in.

15hrs
saved per week per creator
4x
more content from the same episodes
100%
autonomous publishing — no human in the loop

Stop making content twice.
Make it once. Let it work.

The creators who win the next decade aren't the ones who publish more. They're the ones who build systems that make every piece of content work harder — automatically, while they sleep.