Step 1
Bring the source
Type an idea, use browser speech recognition, or upload supported audio for transient transcription.
AI content repurposing
The content repurposing tool that hands you the editor
A repurposing tool is only useful if you can edit what comes out of it. DraftLark gives you the whole loop in one screen: capture the source, set the brief, generate four formats, rewrite any of them, save the project, and export the text — with a version history that always points back to the source it came from.
- No account needed to draft
- Every output editable
- Source snapshot kept with each version
What you actually get
The complete working loop, from raw material to an exported draft you have actually read.
- Capture three waysType or paste a note, dictate it with browser speech recognition and a typed fallback, or — once signed in — upload an MP3, M4A, WAV, WebM, or OGG file up to 15 MB for transient transcription.
- Edit everything before it leavesPost, thread, newsletter, and each carousel slide are editable text fields with the same length bounds the save step enforces, so nothing is rejected only after you have finished writing.
- Projects, versions, and restoreSigned-in projects live in a private Firebase workspace scoped to your account. Each Luna generation is stored as a version with its source snapshot and fingerprint, and any recent version can be restored into the editor.
- Exports and portable dataDownload all four formats as one text file, download the carousel as a standalone static HTML document, or export your whole account — projects, versions, and usage — as JSON. Cloud data and the account itself can be deleted permanently from the Account view.
How the workflow works
Three steps in one screen. Nothing here is a simulated demo — it is the studio you land in when you open DraftLark.
Step 2
Choose the formats
Generate bounded post, thread, newsletter, and static carousel drafts using the selected voice controls.
Step 3
Review and export
Compare drafts with the retained source snapshot, edit every output, and export text or static HTML only after human review.
Where DraftLark stops
Useful software starts with an accurate promise. These limits apply before you begin.
- Collaboration features — shared workspaces, roles, comments, and approvals — are not part of the product.
- There is no scheduling, no publishing, and no analytics on published content, because DraftLark never touches the platforms you publish to.
- DraftLark output is a draft, not fact-checked, original-by-guarantee, or publication-ready content.
- Uploaded audio is sent transiently for transcription and is not retained by DraftLark.
- The product does not claim scheduling, publishing, video generation, social-platform integrations, or a long-form blog output.
Content Repurposing Tool: common questions
Where are my projects stored?
Signed out, projects stay in your own browser storage and never leave the device. Signed in, they are stored in a private Firebase workspace keyed to your account, reached only through server-side access scoped to your user id.
Can I get my content out again?
Yes. Copy any format to the clipboard, download all four as a single text file, download the carousel as standalone HTML, or export the whole account as JSON from the Account view.
What are the daily limits?
Signed-in accounts have a visible daily allowance for Luna generations and Gemini audio transcriptions, shown on the Usage view. Local drafting, editing, copying, and exporting keep working after an AI allowance is used.