Patrick AI – Adapt and Publish Everywhere

Posting the same update across X, Threads, and LinkedIn today means rewriting it three times to fit each platform's tone and length, then logging into each app separately to publish it. Patrick AI fixes that. Write one post, once. An AI adaptation step rewrites it for each platform's real conventions – short and punchy for X, casual for Threads, longer and professional for LinkedIn, and hands back three fully editable drafts. Review them, tweak anything, then hit Publish: each card posts live through that platform's own API, using OAuth tokens the user connects themselves. It also supports attaching up to four photos per post, with real per-platform image publishing, including Threads carousels for multiple images. The app was built and deployed on native.builder, with Supabase handling auth, the connected-account database, and all backend logic as Edge Functions. Text adaptation runs on Gemini, with an automatic fallback to Claude if the free-tier quota is hit, so the demo never goes down mid-flow. It's a genuine multi-tenant product – anyone can sign up, connect their own X/Threads/LinkedIn accounts, and publish through their own credentials, not just the developer's. If it takes off past the hackathon, the natural next step is a simple $10/month plan covering 400 adaptations, aimed at exactly the people it already helps: founders posting updates alone, consultants building a personal brand across platforms, and small teams where one person handles social part-time on top of everything else.