Social

Publishing and Scheduling

Write once, adapt it where a platform needs something different, and schedule it. Then see, per account, what actually went out and how it did.

Compose once, fit everywhere

One caption is the starting point, and any account can override it — different wording, a different crop, a different placement.
Every platform's own rules are checked before you schedule: what is a hard blocker is separated from what is only worth knowing.
Each platform gets its own preview, so you see what your audience will see rather than a generic card.
AI writes or rewrites captions, adapts them for a specific platform, translates them, and suggests hashtags.

Scheduling happens in your timezone and survives daylight-saving changes rather than quietly shifting an hour.
Recurring series repeat daily, weekly or monthly, ending never, on a date, or after a number of runs.
A month or week calendar you can drag posts around in, and a queue that lists everything waiting to go out.

Delivery is reported per account, so one network failing is visible as exactly that, with a retry for that account alone.
Metrics are captured automatically an hour, a day, a week and a month after publication, which makes two posts comparable at the same age.
Per-account and per-platform breakdowns, so a post that worked on one network and died on another does not average into nothing.

Tagging people in a photo works on Instagram and Facebook only.
A TikTok post sent as a draft lands in the creator's TikTok inbox for them to finish, which is TikTok's own rule, not ours.
Metrics are captured at fixed ages rather than streamed live, and only for accounts where the post actually published.
Post analytics is a paid-plan feature. Recurring series start on Pro.
How far ahead you can schedule, and how many posts you can send per month, follow your plan.

Every module is on every plan, including Free. What you pay for is how much you fetch, how much you keep and how far ahead you schedule.