Quill
Convert twitter threads to LinkedIn Carousel posts
Quill launched on November 20, 2022 with 5 votes, #1,507 of 3,471 launches that month. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.
What it does
With Quill you can convert any twitter thread to beautiful PDFs that can be shared as LinkedIn carousel posts. Sharing twitter threads as LinkedIn carousel posts can help you cross engage and build your audience in two different platforms at the same time.
Voice dictation plus Ask/Act screen assistant for macOS. A fast, private way to talk through work on your Mac.
Quill turns your voice into clean text in any Mac app, then helps with what is on your screen. Dictate, ask, and keep moving. Speak naturally and the words land in whatever app has focus: Mail, Slack, your editor. Release the key and it's typed. Your model-provider key is stored in macOS Keychain and used only by the app when you invoke a feature. Dictation audio and enabled context go from your Mac to the configured model provider. Quill does not run a transcription server or hosted transcript store. One switch disables screen, selected text, clipboard, browser context, local history, content logs, and Ask/Act server-side follow-up state. Model-provider usage is separate, typically pennies…from getquill.xyz
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