Why TweetFlow Exists

You shouldn’t need a caffeine IV and a blank‑cursor stare‑down just to stay visible on X. I was burning hours trying to craft daily bangers—so I built TweetFlow to do the heavy lifting. One doc in, seven days of scroll‑stoppers out. Simple.

How TweetFlow Works (3‑Step Loop)

1. Context in – Drop your example tweets, tone notes, or topic bullets into the linked Google Doc.
2. AI spins gold – GPT‑4o reads that doc and drafts a week’s worth of single tweets + threads that sound like you.
3. Auto‑publish – TweetFlow pipes those drafts straight to your Twitter account through Make—no copy‑paste gymnastics.

Why It’s Your Secret Weapon

• Saves ~5 hours/week you used to waste writing and scheduling.
• Keeps your voice consistent—AI is trained on your own words.
• Balances formats—threads for depth, one‑liners for reach.
• Zero coding, zero Zapier fees. Import, connect, hit run.

Quick Start (90‑Second Setup)

1. Create a Google Doc and paste in 5‑10 of your best tweets.
2. Import TweetFlow.json into your Make workspace.
3. Add your OpenAI + Twitter credentials.
4. Toggle Run once to generate a test batch—tweak if needed.
5. Switch on the scheduler and watch TweetFlow keep your feed alive while you sleep.

Pro Tips & Tricks

• Rotate Tones: Create multiple Google Docs ("educational", "story", "promo") and swap the Doc ID to keep your feed fresh.