Solo founders and creator-led brands know they need to post consistently across LinkedIn, X, Instagram, and threads, but they face two compounding problems: writing enough content is exhausting, and generic AI output sounds nothing like them. Existing schedulers like Post Bridge solve distribution but treat the writing itself as the user's problem, while general AI writers produce homogenized copy that erodes the personal brand founders are trying to build. VoiceQueue closes that gap. It ingests a founder's existing posts, extracts a persona-based voice model, and auto-drafts platform-native versions of each idea tuned to the norms of each channel, then schedules them across every connected account. The solution centers on the voice-matching layer: rather than a single generic model, each user gets a persona profile trained on their own writing so drafts read like they wrote them. The MVP is narrow on purpose: connect two or three accounts, paste in ten to twenty past posts to seed the voice model, type one idea, and receive per-platform drafts ready to queue. Revenue is a straightforward SaaS subscription, likely a low monthly tier for solo founders with a step up for multi-brand creators managing several personas. Go to market starts where the audience already congregates: YouTube tutorials on batch content creation and social media management, and founder communities on HN and X, positioning against the pain of AI content that sounds robotic. Growth loops come from shareable output. Every published post can carry attribution, and founders who see peers posting consistently in their own voice become inbound leads. A referral incentive for creators who bring their audiences reinforces the loop.