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Turns a Substack newsletter's back catalog into ready-to-post Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook content.
Pelery takes the link to a Substack newsletter, pulls in the full archive of posts, and drafts social media versions of each one for Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook while trying to match the newsletter's own tone. Users can adjust tone, length, emoji use, and hashtags before copying a post out to publish manually or through a separate scheduling tool; there is no built-in scheduler or direct posting yet. The product is very new, launched only weeks before this review, and is currently free to use. We could not confirm a company name or founder behind it beyond the product name itself.
Free to use at the time of review; no pricing plans are published yet.
Use tool ↗A simple, currently free way to turn an existing Substack archive into social drafts without copy-pasting each post by hand. Being very new, it lacks scheduling or direct posting and has no visible business behind it yet, so treat it as a convenience tool rather than a system of record.
Watch out: Being free and pre-revenue, pricing or availability could change without much notice.
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