Speed up setup
Roundup Builder is designed to speed up repetitive work, not take over your content.
About Roundup Builder
Built by a Blogger Who Was Tired of the Busywork
Roundup Builder started with a simple problem: creating roundup posts was taking too much time, and I was paying virtual assistants to help with work that was mostly repetitive.
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Built from a real workflow
I built the tool I wanted for my own blogging workflow.
Save time, spend less on repetitive admin, and keep control of the final post.
Why it exists
Why I Built Roundup Builder
I'm a blogger, and roundup posts have been part of my content workflow for years.
But creating them involved a lot of repetitive work: collecting links, opening page after page, finding titles and images, writing short descriptions, organising everything and preparing the finished post.
Eventually, I was paying virtual assistants to help with much of that work. That got me thinking: why pay someone to spend hours copying, pasting and organising information when software could handle much of the repetitive setup for us?
That idea became Roundup Builder. I wanted a tool that could make roundup creation faster and less expensive while still keeping the blogger in control of the finished content.
Roundup workflow
Save Hours. Cut the Busywork.
Roundup Builder handles the repetitive parts of creating a roundup, so you don't have to spend hours doing them yourself or pay someone else to do them for you.
You still decide what stays, what changes and what gets published. Roundup Builder simply removes the repetitive setup.
The old workflow
- Collect links
- Open every page
- Copy titles
- Find images
- Write descriptions
- Organise everything
- Prepare the post
- Repeat
With Roundup Builder
Paste
Build
Review
Publish
The repetitive work did not stop when the post was published.
Pin Crafter
And Then I Had the Same Problem With Pinterest
Once I'd finished and published a blog post, the repetitive work wasn't over.
When I wanted to create Pinterest pins, I would go back to the old post, find the images I wanted, save them to my computer, work out where I'd saved them, upload them into a design tool, and then create the pins one by one.
I was downloading images I already owned just so I could upload them somewhere else. It took time, created unnecessary files and filled my computer with images I didn't need to keep.
That is why I created Pin Crafter. Paste in a published post URL and Pin Crafter pulls in the images from the page, ready for you to use without the download, save, upload and repeat routine.
Pinterest workflow
Your Blog Images Are Already There. Why Download Them Again?
The old way
- Find old post
- Download images
- Save to computer
- Upload to a design tool
- Find template
- Create pin
With Pin Crafter
Paste URL
Choose image
Create pin
No downloading images just to upload them again. No extra folders full of duplicate files. Open the post through Pin Crafter, choose the image you want and keep creating.
One workflow
From Roundup to Pinterest, Without All the Repetitive Steps
Roundup Builder helps with the repetitive work before publishing. Pin Crafter helps with the repetitive work after publishing.
Build the post
Publish it
Create the pins
Roundup Builder keeps the repetitive steps out of the way, so you can focus on the content decisions that matter.
Product philosophy
You Stay in Control
Review and edit
Titles, descriptions, images and ordering can be reviewed and edited before publishing.
Choose what goes live
Review, edit, reorder or remove anything before you publish the final post.
Spend Less Time on the Repetitive Work
Build your roundup, publish it and create your Pinterest content with fewer manual steps in between.