You copy a chat transcript. ThinkInPublic turns it into a blog post. That's it. No templates to fiddle with. No wrestling with raw conversation text to make it presentable.
This targets people who use AI for brainstorming but want those sessions reaching a wider audience. Maybe you worked through a product idea. Or explored a complex topic through chat. Instead of that conversation sitting in your history forever—you paste it in. You get a structured post Google can actually index.
Structure matters here. Raw chat transcripts read like a mess. ThinkInPublic handles cleanup without requiring writing chops from you.
Everything published goes into a feed. Other users discover what people are working through. It's less about polished thought leadership. More about making the thinking process itself visible. Ever wished your AI sessions could become public artifacts without hours of editing? This exists for that exact use case.
The pitch is bold: turn private brainstorms into viral content through search visibility. Does that actually happen? Depends on your topics. Depends on how well they land with search intent. But friction between having an interesting conversation and putting it online? Gone.
You won't find much hand-holding beyond the paste-and-publish flow. This isn't a content management system. Not a blogging platform with analytics dashboards. It does one thing.
For creators who treat AI chats as raw material worth sharing—that one thing might be enough.
