The problem
Consistent social content takes hours every week: ideas, drafts, versions for each network, scheduling. AI tools that remove that work often remove the human too, and a brand's public voice is not something to hand to an unattended model.
Who it is for
Agencies, marketing teams, founders, and Fediverse and community managers who want the drafting done for them but keep the final say on every post.
The decision that shaped it
A mandatory human approval gate. Nothing publishes until a person picks a draft and the accounts it goes to, from the dashboard or straight from Telegram. It is a constraint, and it is the feature.
Architecture and AI choices
- AI drafts three angles per topic in the brand's voice, sized for each network.
- An approval queue sits between the model and every publishing call.
- Publishes to 16 networks, including LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, Bluesky and Mastodon.
- Analytics count the clients a post brings in, not the likes.
Honest status
Live in 2026, with a 7-day free trial. No public customer numbers yet.
How it informs my advisory work
When an AI feature can take an irreversible action, such as publishing, paying or deleting, a human approval step is not friction; it is the product. It is the first red line in my AI feature readiness checklist.