For writers & marketers
Your best lines, beside every draft.
Keep your bio, boilerplate, style notes and headline variants in one side panel, with your headshot and logo ready to attach. Paste what fits, then make it yours.
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Headline
Five ways to plan cash flow before tax season
The workflow
One post, start to finish.
Publishing a post asks for the same few things every time. Here’s where each one comes from.
- STEP 1
Your bio and boilerplate in one keystroke
Give your short bio, your company’s boilerplate and your sign-off their own shortcuts.
Author bio
Jordan Lee is content lead at Northwind, where they write about budgeting…⌃⇧U
About the company
Northwind builds budgeting tools for small businesses…⌃⇧I
Sign-off
Thanks for reading. Jordan⌃⇧O
Illustration · sample data HOW IT WORKS
Click a field, press the shortcut, and the item is inserted. Each key stays with the item you picked.
- STEP 2
Pick a headline from a list
Keep your variants in a “Headlines” list and your house style in “Style notes”. Search for a word, then paste the one that fits.
Search PastreeClipboardListFilesPromptsHeadlines5Five ways to plan cash flow before tax seasonWhy small teams budget weekly, not monthlyThe one spreadsheet habit worth keepingWhat we learned from 200 budget reviewsStyle notes6Bios by length2Product one-liners44 listsAuto-captureHeadline
Five ways to plan cash flow before tax season
Copied from “Headlines”
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Attach your headshot and logo
Choose a stored image, then click the page’s upload area. No hunting through folders.
Search PastreeClipboardListFilesPromptsClick an upload area on the page to attach jordan-lee-headshot.jpg
Cancel4 of 50 files · 2.9 MBJPGAttachjordan-lee-headshot.jpg
412 KB · Added Sep 18
PNGAttachnorthwind-logo.png
36 KB · Added Sep 18
SVGAttachnorthwind-logo.svg
8 KB · Added Sep 18
PDFAttachnorthwind-media-kit.pdf
2.4 MB · Added Sep 2
4 filesAuto-captureAuthor photo
Click to attachIllustration · sample data - STEP 4
Reshape a paragraph with a prompt
Select the text, fill in the channel and tone, copy the finished prompt, and paste it into your AI tool.
Use Prompt
Rewrite for a channel
{channel}
the newsletter
{tone}
warm
Rewrite this for the newsletter in a warm tone. Keep it under 60 words: Budgeting weekly sounds like more work, but small teams that do it spend less time fixing surprises at the end of the month.
{{selection}} filled from your selection
Copy PromptIllustration · sample data
Your writing kit
Set it up once. Reuse it every time.
Lists
Headlines & notes
- Headline variants
- Style notes
- Bio, 50 words
- Bio, 150 words
- Product one-liners
Files
Brand assets
- Headshot (JPG)
- Logo (PNG)
- Logo (SVG)
- Media kit (PDF)
Shortcuts
Keys you’ll use daily
- ⌃⇧U Short bio
- ⌃⇧I Company boilerplate
- ⌃⇧O Sign-off
Prompts
Content collection
- Rewrite for a channel
- Ten headline variants
- Newsletter summary
Good to know
Questions writers ask.
Does Pastree write copy for me?
No. Pastree keeps your prompts and fills in the details; you paste the finished prompt into the AI tool you use. It doesn’t connect to any AI service, and every word you publish is yours to edit.
Can I keep different versions of my bio?
Yes. Keep each length as its own item in a list, or star the ones you use most. Search finds any of them by a word they contain.
Will attaching my headshot work on every site?
It works with standard file inputs and drop zones, including forms inside embedded frames. If a site doesn’t accept it, upload the file the usual way.
Where are my bios and images stored?
Locally in your browser, on your computer. A backup includes your lists but not your files or prompts, so keep your original images, and export the prompts you want to keep. Clear any of them anytime.
Stop retyping.
Start reusing.
