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Auctra
Verified thought leadership content, in your voice
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Verified thought leadership content, in your voice
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Auctra helps experts become known for what they know. Pick your niche and it surfaces timely angles worth writing about this week, drafts LinkedIn posts, X threads, and long-form articles in your voice, then verifies every claim, number, and source in a Trust Panel before you publish. Because one confident fake stat can undo years of credibility. Articles come SEO- and AEO-ready, in 23 languages. Start free, no card required.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Divyan, founder of Keshiha - and I built Auctra after watching the same thing happen over and over: smart founders and professionals using AI to write faster, then publishing a confident stat that simply didn't exist. When anyone can generate five posts a day, credibility becomes the scarce asset.
And honestly, everyone here already knows this problem in their bones: you can build something great, and being known for it is still the other half of the job. That's the half Auctra works on.
Auctra works the way a serious expert actually needs:
Signals - pick the areas you want to be known for (150+ interest categories), and it finds the angles worth writing about this week, graded by evidence strength and audience fit.
Your voice - LinkedIn posts, X posts and threads, and long-form articles for WordPress/Substack, shaped by your brand profile, tone, and keywords. Works in 14 languages.
Trust Panel - before you publish, you see exactly which claims were checked, which numbers were verified, and which sources were reviewed. What can't be supported gets flagged or rewritten.
Proof it works without a manual: one day after launch, one of our first users - my wife, actually, who works in hospitality - picked her space and published her first post from her account with under 1,000 followers. A week in: 3,375 impressions, 2,600 people reached, and 95% of that reach came from outside her own network! LinkedIn distributed it on relevance, not connections. 62% of viewers were in her industry, including people at Marriott, Accor, IHG, and Four Seasons, and industry veterans with decades in the field engaged with her post in the comments. The algorithm rewarded relevance; the Trust Panel made sure the claims held.
Auctra is live - start free, no card required. I'll be here all day - ask me anything, and I'd love to hear the worst fake stat an AI has ever tried to feed you.
Be known for what you know.
One thing that would really help me is a way to set a custom "voice anchor" by pasting in 3 to 5 of my past posts so the drafts actually sound like me from day one instead of needing weeks of edits to feel authentic.
@ekinkaraahmet Thanks - and you'll be glad to hear you're describing something close to how Auctra already works.
Every draft is shaped by your Brand Profile - voice, tone, audience, keywords, your topic areas - so drafts land sounding like you from the first generation, not like a generic AI that needs beating into shape. That's why the first-post story above didn't need weeks of edits.
But the specific thing you're pointing at - paste a few past posts and let Auctra work out your voice from them - is honestly more natural than asking people to describe themselves. Most of us can't put our own tone into words. We can all point at five posts and say "that's me." Show, don't describe.
One thing we'd hold onto either way: the goal is your voice on new thinking, never remixes of your old posts.
This one's going on the shortlist with your name on it. Curious though - would you feed it the posts that performed best, or the ones that feel most you? They're rarely the same five, and the answer changes what we'd build.
Day-one update, and it's a good one: the first user from my maker comment above (my wife, for anyone joining late) published her third post yesterday - a different angle this time (tourism investment rather than hospitality strategy). In its first day it reached 3,140 people (98% out of network) - more than her first post reached in a full week - and the audience shifted with the angle: alongside the hotel groups, viewers from banking, financial services, and real estate showed up, including Indonesia's largest bank.
Same person, same account, same niche. Different angle, different room.
@selim395256- you asked about knowing which angles land. This is exactly why we're excited about that direction: the angle you pick doesn't just decide reach; it decides who you become known to.