An approved post goes out to the platform at the scheduled time. The “published” status only appears once the platform confirms it went out.
Request accessThe copy gets written in ChatGPT, the image in Canva, the plan lives in a spreadsheet, and edits pile up in Telegram. Every post gets published by hand, in the platform's app or a separate scheduler. Nobody trusts auto-posting: the wrong version might go out.
One brand's week: the post, the platform, the time and the status.
Posts go out only through each platform's official API. The system already knows what each platform allows and shows it to you before you publish.
Until the platform confirms the post went out, the calendar won't show it as “published.”
If auto-posting isn't available for a platform, or you've turned it off, the post stays in the calendar. You add the link yourself once it's published by hand.
Only approved material goes out on schedule, and “published” only appears once the platform confirms it. Platform limits, like music and stickers, show up in advance in a checklist. Where auto-posting doesn't fit, you publish it yourself and add the link.
Goal, hook, script and sourced facts for every post.
The client reviews the post and leaves edits through a link, no sign-up needed.
Compares results with the norm for this account and format. Once a week: what worked, what didn't and what to try next.
You decide where a post goes out on its own and where you publish it by hand. In your early access request, tell us which platform you want to start with.
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