Burble Get Burble

Say it messy.
Post it clean.

Burble is a Chrome extension that turns a half-formed thought into a post that sounds like you. Ramble, blabber, burble, whatever comes out, and you get back a post that's ready to go, already formatted with line breaks, with a one-click copy button. Pick short form for Threads, or long form for Facebook.

Get Burble for $9 a month

How it works

  1. Install the extension. Subscribe, add Burble to Chrome and sign in with your email. We send you a 6-digit code, so there's no password and no API key to set up.
  2. Set up your voice. Paste in a few things you've written, then set two sliders: casual to formal, and corporate to Gen Z. Burble picks up your rhythm and the words you actually use, so you don't get the same post everybody else is getting.
  3. Then just go. Type it, say it or snip it, choose short or long, and hit Write my post. Click copy, paste it wherever you're posting, and you're done.

Three ways to get a thought in

Type it. The rough version is fine, typos and half sentences included.

Say it. Hit the mic and talk it out. Burble finds the point in the ramble.

Snip it. Drag a box around a post or an article, add your take, and Burble reads both.

Written by Claude Sonnet 5.5

Every post is written by Claude Sonnet 5.5, Anthropic's model. I picked it because it's really good at writing content, and it comes with your subscription.

The price

$9 a month, with the AI usage included. You don't pay for tokens or bring your own API key, and nothing gets charged on top of the $9.

  • Up to 30 posts every 24 hours. A retry counts as a post.
  • Typing, dictation and screenshots are all included.
  • Cancel any time.
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The straight version

  • Burble writes the post. You copy it and post it yourself, and it never posts for you.
  • The writing is done by Claude Sonnet 5.5, made by Anthropic.
  • Dictation uses Chrome's built-in speech recognition, which sends the audio to Google, not to us.
  • We don't store your thoughts, your screenshots or your posts.

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