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A free, self-hosted AI content studio: turn any topic into blog posts, social posts, captions, first comments, newsletters and video scripts from one template.
01 / 05Template library with seven AI content templates: SEO blog post, social media post pack, product review, newsletter email, repurpose a video, product launch campaign and website shorts
What it does
Drag in sections (article, social post, script, caption, email, first comment, hashtags) and write each one’s instruction. No code.
Sections run in dependency order: research before the article, posts before the first comments under them.
Written by the Claude Code, Codex or Gemini CLI on your computer, billed to your subscription. Or an API key, or local Ollama.
Each brand or client gets its own voice, languages, goal and model. Same template, different voice.
Paste a YouTube, Reels or TikTok link and it is downloaded and transcribed, so the content is written from the source.
The console runs on one server; teammates’ laptops claim jobs from a queue. Close the tab and the run carries on.
The details
Who it’s for
dotcontent runs on your own server. Topics, prompts and content stay in your own Postgres, and the writing happens on your own machines or the model you choose. Nothing is sent to dotcontent.
FAQ
Any text content: blog posts, social media posts, captions, first comments, hashtags, newsletters and emails, video and podcast scripts, product reviews, ad copy, and YouTube titles and descriptions. It does not generate images or audio.
Yes. It is open source under the MIT License, free to use, change and self-host, including commercially. You pay only for the model you choose, and with a CLI you already subscribe to there is no extra cost.
No. By default sections are written by the claude, codex or gemini CLI signed in on a teammate’s computer. An API key is optional, useful on a server or as a fallback.
Yes. Point a workspace at Ollama and the writing, including whisper.cpp transcription, runs on your own hardware.
Yes, that is the point. Start from scratch in the builder or copy one of the examples. Templates export and import as JSON files, so a team can share them.
Not yet. dotcontent writes the content and you publish it with the tools you already use.
Open source, no signup and no catch. Install it and start in a minute.
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