One composer, five networks, one inbox
One composer with each network’s character limit in front of you, a queue that posts what is due every five minutes, and an inbox that pulls the replies back so answering them does not mean five more tabs.
What it does
One composer, the right limit in view
Write the post, pick the accounts it goes to. The counter switches to the limit of whatever is selected: 280 on X, 2,200 on Instagram, 3,000 on LinkedIn, 5,000 for a YouTube description. X, Facebook and LinkedIn render a preview of the finished post, and an image or video can be generated for it without leaving the composer.
Three ways to fill the queue
Set a time on a single post from the calendar, paste a CSV of content and times, or hand it a list of lines with a start time and a gap between them and let it lay them out. A job runs every five minutes and publishes whatever is due.
An inbox with the sentiment already sorted
Comments and replies sync back every two hours. Each one arrives classified positive, negative, neutral or question, so you can open the negative ones first, and a suggested reply is drafted in your brand voice for the network it came from.
Per-post numbers, refreshed every four hours
Likes, comments, shares, saves, reach, impressions, clicks and engagement rate, held per post per account, plus the follower count on each connected account. Any period compares against the one before it.
Templates for the posts you repeat
Save a post's content, hashtags and category as a template and apply it in the composer. Each one carries a count of how often it has been used. The count is usage. Template performance is not measured.
More than one account per network
Connect several accounts on the same platform for separate brands or clients. Each keeps its own token and refreshes on its own schedule, and the composer targets them individually.
How it works
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Connect the accounts
OAuth per network, from one page. Tokens refresh on their own, and a publish that fails on an expired token is retried after the refresh.
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Write it once, aim it where you want
Select the accounts, write the post, generate media for it if it needs any. Publish immediately or give it a time and let the queue take it.
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Answer what comes back
The inbox collects the comments and replies with a suggested response beside each. Analytics shows what each post did on the account that carried it.
Publish from where the work already is
Seven-day trial. Connect an account and schedule the first week in a sitting. Every tier carries the whole platform and differs only on monthly volume.