Inside AiJiv
This is Monday morning.
The quotes your book gave you, the posts waiting on your yes, and what's already scheduled — one screen. You open it, you approve, you get back to writing.
Upload once. AiJiv does the reading, the thinking, and the drafting — you stay in control of every word that goes out.
Drop in your PDF, EPUB, or DOCX. AiJiv reads every page — privately, and only for you.
AiJiv extracts your themes, thesis, and tone, then drafts an editable voice profile that sounds like you.
Your quote bank, carousels, newsletter, and a calendar of daily angles arrive ready to edit. Approve what you like and AiJiv publishes it to your own accounts — then shows you which ideas landed.
The quotes your book gave you, the posts waiting on your yes, and what's already scheduled — one screen. You open it, you approve, you get back to writing.
Shareable pull-quotes pulled straight from your manuscript, each located to the page and checked — your words vs. someone you quoted.
Your thesis, topics, tone, and the stances you'll defend — auto-filled from the book, fully editable, and used to shape everything you post.
The experts and publications to follow in your niche, plus a rolling daily calendar of angles written in your point of view.
Type a topic and get a finished, on-brand carousel — researched, written in your voice, and rendered in your Brand Kit. Edit any slide, tweak the caption, then post it or download the deck.
Your logo, your colours, and a heading and body font that go together — from a curated set or any Google Font. Every carousel and every newsletter comes out looking unmistakably yours.
Review a week of drafts, approve what you like, and let AiJiv schedule them to your own accounts — published exactly once, always after your sign-off.
Draft an issue from your book or from the week's angles, choose a template, and send it from your own Kit account. Your list is the one audience you actually own.
Which of your ideas landed — not just which post got likes. AiJiv traces every post back to the angle or the quote it came from, so you learn what to write more of.
Three ways to count what that's worth.
Eight hours a week. Re-reading your own book for the good lines, working out what to say, writing five posts, building a carousel, drafting the newsletter, scheduling it, checking what landed. Fifty weeks of that is four hundred hours, which is about what a first draft costs you. With AiJiv the week becomes: read it, approve it, go back to writing.
Creator is $39. If you net around $5 a copy, eight sales pay for it. A publicist runs $2–5k a month, and one of those months buys roughly six years of this. AiJiv won't book you a podcast. It makes sure the work shows up while you're busy writing.
A follower is a stranger who liked something once, rented from an algorithm that changes on Tuesday. A subscriber let you into their inbox, and that one is yours. AiJiv walks people down that ladder from a single source, your book: posts find them, the newsletter keeps them, and Insights tells you which idea did it.
Book maths assumes about $5 net a copy, which varies by format and price. A publicist opens doors AiJiv can't; this replaces the weekly work, not the relationships.
Start with a free week — card required, cancel anytime. Analyzing your book is always free.
The full marketing engine, running for you every day.
Then $39/mo · or $390/yr (2 months free)
For the first 100 members — $19/mo for 12 months, then the standard $39.
$19/mo for 12 months, then $39 · or $190 year one
For the author building a list, not just a feed.
Then $99/mo · or $990/yr (2 months free)
Every plan starts with the same free week. Cancel any time.
Start your free week and let AiJiv turn your book into a month of on-brand posts — you approve every one.