You have the ideas, the hours are the problem
Founder-led content works because buyers trust the person running the company, it also takes hours you spend on sales, hiring, and product. So the drafts end up in a notes app and nothing goes out for weeks.
Contengi works from the material you already produce. A sales call, a podcast appearance, a voice note on the way to a meeting, all of it becomes raw material for posts and articles in your voice. You review, change a line or two, and publish.
Built around a founder's week
Transcripts in, content out
Upload a call or podcast and get a summary, key quotes, and ready-to-use angles for posts and articles.
Your voice, written down
We interview you and turn how you think and talk into a knowledge base the agents write from.
LinkedIn that sounds like you
Posts drafted from your ideas and experience, checked against rules that strip out the AI tells.
Long-form opinion articles
Longer pieces built from your opinions and stories, ready for LinkedIn articles or your blog.
Runs on a schedule
Tell it in plain English what to produce each week, and it gets done while you are in meetings.
How founders use it
Step 1
Record
Sales calls, podcasts, voice notes, and rough thoughts go in as they happen.
Step 2
Review
Drafts land in your library in your voice, ready for a quick read.
Step 3
Publish
Post to LinkedIn, send a blog to your site, or schedule it for later.
Is it a fit?
A good fit if
- You are the face of the company and know you should post more
- You explain your work better out loud than on the page
- You want a system that runs on a few hours a week
Probably not a fit if
- You want a ghostwriter to handle everything with zero input from you
- You have no opinions you would put your name to yet
In the platform
From the Content marketing strategy guides
The state of content marketing 2026: every stat that actually matters (in one place)
Every major 2026 content marketing report, distilled and editorialized. The numbers without the noise - and what each one means for how you work.
5 min read
Content strategy for founders: how to build a system that runs without you
A solo founder does not need a content team to ship content that looks like they have one. They need a system, and this is how to build it.
6 min read
Content marketing statistics 2026: what the numbers actually mean
Anyone can list 180 content marketing statistics. This post does something more useful - takes five genuinely telling data points from 2025-2026 research and draws a single clear argument about where content investment is heading.
5 min read
Content marketing in the age of AI: how to actually structure for it
AI didn't just change how content gets made - it changed what a content team needs to look like. Here's how to restructure for it without burning everything down.
5 min read
FAQ
Common questions
How can founders create content without spending hours writing?
Capture ideas as you talk, through calls, podcasts, and voice notes, then have AI turn those transcripts into drafts in your voice. Your part shrinks to reviewing and approving, which takes minutes per piece.
Will people know it was written with AI?
Not when it is built on your ideas and edited by you. The knowledge base captures how you speak, and the anti-slop rules remove the phrases and patterns readers associate with AI writing.
Which formats does it write?
LinkedIn posts and articles, SEO blogs, newsletters, press releases, and YouTube packages, all from the same knowledge base.
Do I need a marketing team to use it?
No. It is designed for founders running content on their own, with setup and training included so you are not working it out alone.
An AI content system for founders who don't have time to write
Set up your knowledge base once, with a strategist. Every agent works from it on day one.
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