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It is only Day 2 of the week, but we have massively improved the Editor’s Brief feature on Inkriv. It might seem like a small change, but now writers get better ideas to write on. Ideas that feel like them, shaped by their style and what their audience actually want to read.

Would you use a free toolkit that helps you share your weekly #buildinpublic progress as a newsletter? It would: ✅ Auto-format your tweets into a clean summary ✅ Let you add extra context or notes ✅ Generate a shareable link or email draft in your voice 👇

Even better, you can now turn an Editor’s brief into a draft in one click. From structured brief to solid fist draft. No friction, just momentum.

Writing about tech funding boom and you want to show a chart. Normally add a screenshot or link. On Inkriv just write: “Generate a live chart of Nigeria’s startup funding over the past decade.” The chart appears, in your doc, interactive. Here’s what else you can do 🧵

Breaking down pricing strategies? Don’t just explain, let readers play: “Create a pricing calculator for a SaaS with tiers and churn variables.” Inkriv embeds a mini-app right in your article. Your idea, fully explorable.

Writing a Technical blog? “Create a working Python snippet that fetches real-time weather data.” Your article becomes a playground. Readers run and test code, inside the doc. No friction.

Want to share your doc? Just drop a link. Your readers get the full experience, interactive charts, live code, and mini-apps, inside one sleek page. With Inkriv: → Embed artifacts → Share instantly → Stand out Try it here: Inkriv.com

This is probably my favourite usecase I have used it internally Inkriv to describe things to developers in my documentations

What's AI propaganda you're not falling for?

I think the way we build AI into products should be to stay out of the way until we need it. Not overbearing or performative. That’s something I have been careful with in product decisions Inkriv and tbh it is often a real struggle.

Your writing doesn’t have to stop at words With Inkriv, turn any article into an interactive experience with mini-apps, quizzes, or visual explainers, suggested from your content or built from your prompt Let readers click, explore, and engage without ever leaving your page

Oh, this is super cool! & seeing this made me instantly remember Geoffrey Litt 's episode on Dialectic with Jackson Dahl. Quick 🧵

research, think, and write, all in one place at Inkriv we’ve been shipping hot stuff dropped interactive artifacts recently (so you can publish docs that do things) we just shipped workspaces, so you can separate the different kinds of writing you do

new things we shipped to make Inkriv better for serious writing: - import from Medium (so the AI learns your preferred style across platforms) - workspaces (keep writing purposes separate e.g. personal, professional, etc.) - mobile experience (WIP, but smoother) 🧵

will ai be able to write like this soon? i believe so! this is what my friend Rotimi and team are building at Inkriv it's not going to replace technical bloggers, no, it'll augment, empower, improve, enhance and enable you to do more work and make more money! check out