Loudquill

Pre-launch · a Little Omega experiment

Show up on LinkedIn, X and Instagram with something to say.

Loudquill helps founders and small teams find post ideas, write them in their own voice, plan the week and take part in the conversations around them. The AI drafts. You stay the author.

Compose · Personal profile Illustration

Variant A · LinkedIn

We shipped the export feature three weeks late. The delay came from one sentence I said on a sales call.

104 / 3,000

Variant B · X

Our export shipped three weeks late because I promised it on a call before we'd scoped it.

90 / 280

Shorter More concrete Stronger hook

Presences

Your profile and your company page are not the same voice.

In Loudquill, each account you publish from is a presence with its own positioning, audience, content pillars and tone. Ideas, drafts and comments are written for one presence at a time, so the company page does not start sounding like you and you do not start sounding like a brochure.

Personal profile · LinkedIn

Positioning
Founder building an invoicing tool in public
Audience
Other founders, freelancers
Pillars
Product decisions, hiring, mistakes made
Tone
Plain, first person, a little dry

Company page · LinkedIn

Positioning
Invoicing for freelancers who hate invoicing
Audience
Freelancers and their accountants
Pillars
Release notes, how-tos, customer questions
Tone
Helpful, precise, no jargon

Example presences for an imaginary founder.

What it does

From an idea to a published post, and the replies after it.

Inspire

Ideas that start from your pillars

Loudquill watches what people in your space are talking about and turns it into post ideas tied to the pillars of a presence. When nothing in the feed fits, it proposes ideas from the pillars alone. Keep the ones worth writing, drop the rest.

Compose

Drafts in the voice you described

Start from an idea or from a blank page. Loudquill writes several variants side by side in the tone you set for that presence, and counts each one against the network's length limit. When a draft is close, ask for a rewrite: shorter, more concrete, or with a stronger hook.

Planning

One calendar for every presence

Scheduled and published posts from all your presences sit on the same calendar, so a busy week on the company page and a quiet one on your profile are visible at a glance. Drag a post to another day to reschedule it.

Engage

Comments worth reading

A feed of recent posts by others that matter to a presence, to like and comment on. Pick a style for the suggested comment (insightful, a question, supportive or contrarian) and edit it before you post it.

Analytics

What the work adds up to

For each presence: how regularly you post, how many of the ideas you actually used, the engagement your posts get, and the metrics the network itself reports.

The principle

The AI helps. You stay the author.

Your name is on the post, so the post should be yours. Loudquill is built to make writing quicker, not to make it louder than it deserves.

No invented facts

Drafts are written from the positioning, pillars and notes you give a presence. A figure, a customer story or a result has to come from you, not from the model.

No engagement bait

No "comment YES below", no fake cliffhangers, no outrage manufactured for reach.

No hashtag spam

A post carries the tags that belong to it, if any, and not a paragraph of them.

You read it first

Ideas, drafts and comments are suggestions. You choose, edit and publish.

How it works

Four steps, repeated every week.

  1. 1

    Describe each presence

    Your profile and your company page are two presences. Give each one a positioning, an audience, a few content pillars and a tone.

  2. 2

    Collect ideas

    Inspire gathers ideas from your space and from the pillars you set. Save the ones you want to write.

  3. 3

    Write and schedule

    Compare drafts side by side, rewrite until it sounds like you, and put the post on the calendar.

  4. 4

    Show up between posts

    Comment on what others publish, then check the numbers for each presence and adjust.

Questions

Frequently asked

What is Loudquill?

Loudquill is a writing tool for founders and small teams who want a steady presence on LinkedIn, X and Instagram. It suggests post ideas, drafts posts in your voice, plans them on a calendar, suggests comments on other people's posts and shows how each presence is doing. It is made by Little Omega and has not launched yet.

What is a presence?

A presence is one account you publish from: your personal LinkedIn profile, your company's LinkedIn page, your X account. Each has its own positioning, audience, content pillars and tone, and Loudquill writes for each one separately.

Which networks does Loudquill work with?

Loudquill is being built for LinkedIn, X and Instagram. It is pre-launch, so none of these connections is open to the public yet.

Does Loudquill write my posts for me?

It drafts; you decide. Loudquill proposes ideas, several versions of a post and suggested comments, and you choose, edit and publish. You stay the author.

Will the AI make things up about my company?

It is built not to. Drafts are written from what you tell Loudquill about each presence. If a post needs a figure, a result or a customer story, that has to come from you.

How much does Loudquill cost?

Loudquill has no public pricing yet. It is pre-launch, and pricing will be announced to the waitlist.

When can I start using it?

There is no launch date yet. Loudquill is an early Little Omega experiment. Leave your email in the waitlist form on this page and you will get a message when it opens.

Who makes Loudquill?

Little Omega, a French company based in Douvres-la-Délivrande, Normandy. Loudquill is one of the products it lists on lio.dev.

Be there when Loudquill opens.

Loudquill is not open yet. Leave your email and you will get one message when it is. The address is used for nothing else; see the privacy page.