Features
It reads, researches, plans and checks. You approve.
This page is the tour: what your assistant actually does between your one line and a finished, published post.
No card. Nothing goes out until you tap approve.
01 · Your brand
It understands your brand
It learns your style, your values and your voice, so every post feels like you wrote it. Give it your website and a real browser reads it the way a person would. No website? It researches how you show up online: listings, maps, reviews, press.
You get the last word. Review what it learned, change anything, and sign it off with one tap.
Make mine → About a minute. Everything stays editable.
- Finding you online…
- Reading your brand voice…
- Picking out your colours…
- Writing your brand story…
What it learned
- Colours
- Fonts
- Söhne · Freight Text
- Voice
- calm · unhurried · no hard sell
- Sounds like
- "the garden", never "the outdoor living space"
Your kit is ready. Give it a final look, then sign it off. That's us ✓
02 · Target audiences
It finds your next customers
It researches your local market and drafts complete audience profiles: who they are, what they do, what they care about. Ask again and it brings back a group you don't reach yet.
Every post is then written for one of them. The words and the pictures both.
- Scanning your local market…
- Spotting who is nearby…
- Learning what they care about…
The caption it wrote for them
"Tenants out on Friday, new ones in on Monday? We turn a two-bed round in a day — oven, carpets, windows, the lot."
Written for this exact reader: their problem, their neighbourhood, their deadline.
03 · Posts
Five questions in. Three finished posts back.
About a minute of your time, in a couple of moves. Here's how it works:
You answer · five quick questions
Not quite right? Rewrite one part, or run it again for three more.
04 · Campaigns
It plans the month. You approve it.
- It studies Your photos are read and a strategy is proposed. You review the plan.
- It plans every post Each gets a job, a photo and a message of its own. You review the drafts.
- It posts Approved posts are released to the schedule and go out on the days and time you chose.
"Certificates before the clocks change, and a price before we start."
August 2026 every other day · 12:30
Live — 8 posts approved and scheduled. They go out on their days at 12:30.
05 · Publish
Connect once. Post now or schedule.
- Connect your accounts in about a minute.
- Nothing goes out without your tap. You approve, then post now or schedule.
- Scheduled posts go out on time, even with the app closed.
- Mon 10 · 12:30 Puppy's first groom — gentle, no rush Ready to post
- Wed 12 · 12:30 Two slots left this Saturday Scheduled
- Sat 8 · 12:30 Six months of matting, out in one afternoon Published
06 · Your numbers
Your numbers, and your next move
Every account in one place: Audience, Visibility, Engagement. And each day, a short note that reads them for you and points to the next move.
Post Learn Adjust the loop that grows small accounts
Today's note
You're just getting started — consistency wins earlyBest next move: aim for 3 posts a week per channel. Publish something today to keep momentum going.
Last 30 days · reports at 7, 30 and 90 days per channel.
No team needed
Most tools schedule. This one thinks.
Set up your brand and audiences once. After that, a few photos and one line become a finished post in minutes, or a campaign that fills months.
They publish what you hand them. The writing, the design and the plan are still your job, every single week.
A picture or a caption from a prompt. No brand memory, no plan, no calendar, nowhere to publish.
Planned, written, designed, scheduled and published, from one line and a few answers. You approve.
- Set up once, reused on every post
- Minutes per post, not evenings
- Months planned in one sitting
Start with 5 free posts
No card. Plans pick up when you're posting more.
Judge it by what comes back
Sign up, answer five quick questions, and look at the three options it returns. Two posts are yours straight away; finish setting up and it becomes five. No card, and nothing goes out until you say so.