SkyDraft

Generate posts, headlines & hashtags from a weather event

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Generate posts, headlines & hashtags from a weather event

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SkyDraft generates professional weather posts, headlines, and hashtags for meteorologists, storm chasers, and media professionals. Publish-ready in seconds, powered by AI.

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Launch tags:Productivity•Social Media•Artificial Intelligence

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Patrice — a storm chaser based in Quebec, Canada. After years of coming home exhausted from chases and staring at a blank screen trying to write posts for my audience, I decided to build the tool I always wished existed. SkyDraft generates publish-ready weather content in seconds — full post, short version (≤280 chars), headline, and hashtags — all tailored to your tone, platform, and language. You can even upload a weather photo or forecast map and let the AI pre-fill everything for you. It's built for storm chasers, meteorologists, aurora hunters, weather journalists, and broadcasters — anyone who covers the sky professionally or passionately. Free plan available, no credit card required. Would love your feedback — especially from anyone in the weather community! 🌪️

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2mo ago

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A Tornado Watch is in effect. The NWS map is on your screen. You need to get the word out — fast. Here's how SkyDraft turns that official graphic into a complete, publish-ready social post in seconds, using nothing but the image itself.

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1mo ago

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2mo ago

What's the hardest part of posting weather content after a chase?

Hey PH community! I'm Patrice, storm chaser from Quebec and builder of SkyDraft.

I built this tool because I was tired of coming home exhausted after a 12-hour chase and still having to write posts, captions, headlines and hashtags from scratch for every platform.

Curious for those of you who cover weather, outdoor events, or any niche content: what's your biggest pain point when it comes to posting on social media? Is it the writing? The time? The consistency?

Would love to hear your thoughts before launch day!

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