One month of Uramaki. Here's what I actually discovered.

We launched Uramaki Studio as a side hustle one month ago. Early users, a young project — but I didn't want to sell something I hadn't stress-tested myself. So I ran it on my own LinkedIn profile, starting from zero posts. Not as a launch campaign. As a real-world test: does this actually work for someone who has to build content after 6 PM, with no team and no energy left?

The pattern with other tools

I'd tried other AI content tools before Uramaki. The pattern is always the same: the AI decides for you. It suggests topics, proposes angles, tells you what might go viral. The result is content that all looks the same — and you following the AI instead of guiding it.

What felt different

With Uramaki, I start from my own idea. Something from my work, from my day. The AI doesn't invent — it amplifies.

It takes what I want to say, optimizes it for the target social platform, respects writing best practices and tone of voice, and generates horizontal and vertical storytelling slide by slide. Then I can refine everything from my phone, from the couch, and export directly.

Every post you've seen this month

The posts on this profile over the last month? All made in the evening. No technical limits. From prompt to published post — fast and frictionless.

The content already existed in my head — it was part of my daily work. Uramaki turned it into posts. Like a team working for me, without needing one.

The real difference: it's not the AI choosing what you should talk about. It's you. The AI works for you — not the other way around.

If you're running a side hustle after 6 PM, you know how much that's worth.

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Takeaway

Most AI content tools optimize for volume and virality. Uramaki optimizes for your voice — you bring the idea, it handles format, platform rules, and export. That's the workflow we built it for.

Uramaki Studio is the tool we're building for exactly this.