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Show HN: Repack AI – Turn Any Article/Video URL into 10 Social Content Pieces

2 points by azureray 11mo ago

I’ve been building a small MVP called *Repack AI*. You paste in an *Article or Video URL*, and it instantly generates a content pack for 10+ social platforms — including text, visuals, and short faceless videos. *Current capabilities:* - Platform-specific text: X/Twitter threads, LinkedIn summaries, IG/Threads captions - Auto-generated visuals + short vertical videos (TikTok/Reels/Shorts style) - Works with article URLs, newsletters, and (early testing) YouTube links It’s early-stage, so outputs may need light editing. I’m mainly looking for feedback from people who publish or repurpose content regularly. Try it here (free Credits included): https://repackai.co/ https://repackai.co/ Happy to hear what works, what feels missing, and what you'd expect next.

KellyCriterion 11mo ago
Thats great, congrats! Open question: I'm wondering that there are no such tools alreay? Isnt the space already overdeveloped, Id say? Do the current creators most of this stuff manually, still these days? I do not now about TikTok Backend, but I would expect them to have such functions integrated already? if you get traction with this, you could easily sell this! :-)
- azureray 11mo ago
  You're right — I'm not fully sure either whether creators truly need a tool like this. But I wanted to experiment and see what happens in the real world, rather than assume the answer. Right now everything is still manual. If I see real usage, my plan is to add automation on top of it — things like reading from RSS feeds or a YouTube channel, generating content packs automatically, and even publishing to social platforms on behalf of the creator to help them grow. Do you think that direction makes sense?
  - KellyCriterion 11mo ago
    Why dont you reach out to some random influencers and ask them? Also tell them that you are helping them in integration & usage? And whomp, there it is - next business model idea ((-:
bosschow 11mo ago
Tried it — the “paste URL → get 10+ pieces of content” workflow is actually pretty smooth. The Twitter thread + LinkedIn summary were solid enough to use with minimal editing. The faceless video generator is interesting too, though still a bit rough (as expected for an MVP). As someone who repurposes a lot of long-form content, this could save a meaningful amount of time if the quality keeps improving. Curious to see how far the multi-platform angle can go.

2 points by azureray 11mo ago

KellyCriterion 11mo ago

Thats great, congrats! Open question: I'm wondering that there are no such tools alreay? Isnt the space already overdeveloped, Id say? Do the current creators most of this stuff manually, still these days? I do not now about TikTok Backend, but I would expect them to have such functions integrated already? if you get traction with this, you could easily sell this! :-)

azureray 11mo ago
You're right — I'm not fully sure either whether creators truly need a tool like this. But I wanted to experiment and see what happens in the real world, rather than assume the answer. Right now everything is still manual. If I see real usage, my plan is to add automation on top of it — things like reading from RSS feeds or a YouTube channel, generating content packs automatically, and even publishing to social platforms on behalf of the creator to help them grow. Do you think that direction makes sense?
- KellyCriterion 11mo ago
  Why dont you reach out to some random influencers and ask them? Also tell them that you are helping them in integration & usage? And whomp, there it is - next business model idea ((-:

bosschow 11mo ago

Tried it — the “paste URL → get 10+ pieces of content” workflow is actually pretty smooth. The Twitter thread + LinkedIn summary were solid enough to use with minimal editing. The faceless video generator is interesting too, though still a bit rough (as expected for an MVP). As someone who repurposes a lot of long-form content, this could save a meaningful amount of time if the quality keeps improving. Curious to see how far the multi-platform angle can go.