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Twelve visitors. Zero signups. And no way to tell a dead product from a product nobody found.
Every line traces back to something already true on your site. Nothing invented, nothing borrowed from a swipe file, nothing that reads like it came out of a prompt.
“Single origin beans, roasted the week you order them.”
yourstore.com / homepage
“Set the pace and skip a week whenever.”
yourstore.com / pricing
“Roasted Monday, shipped Tuesday.”
yourstore.com / faq
Eleven people read that line on your site last week. It had been sitting there for a year. The post on the right says it again, word for word, somewhere busier.
Nobody is on camera in any of these. That is the point. They work because they look like the posts that already work, not because you turned into a creator.
It reads the pages you wrote months ago and have not looked at since. The offer, the objection, the proof.
Thirty posts, three formats, none of them requiring you to be in frame.
Approve, fix a line, or skip. Nothing goes out that you did not personally look at.
The approved ones are scheduled. Go back to building.
Visits and signups get traced back to the post that earned them, so you stop guessing.
Nothing here knows that your customers roll their eyes at the word “solution,” or that you retired that claim back in March. You do. So you get the last look, and it takes about four minutes.
Every draft arrives finished. The clip, the caption, the platform, all decided. You keep the good ones, fix the almost-right ones, bin the rest.
From: your homepage, the promise
Payments are off during the beta. The paid plans are here so you can tell us which pace fits.
3 finished posts to start · 1 brand · 1 connected account · Watermark-free exports · Human approval before publishing
30 finished posts / mo · 1 brand · 3 connected accounts · Autopilot · Attribution snippet
100 finished posts / mo · 3 brands · 9 connected accounts · Analytics · A/B testing · 3 brands
300 finished posts / mo · 10 brands · 30 connected accounts · Client approvals · White-label reports · API access
No. Not in any format, not once. Text walls are a clip with your words over it, carousels are stills with caption pills, and the green screens use a stock foreground. If you wanted to be a creator you would already be one.
Then you have three weeks of posts out and nothing on fire. The reason it usually dies is the blank screen, not the discipline, and that part is gone. If you want to check back in monthly instead of daily, that is the intended way to use this.
Nothing here posts faster or more often than a person reasonably would, and everything goes out on your schedule rather than in a burst. Volume across many platforms at once is what usually trips filters, so the defaults are deliberately unimpressive.
Yes, a machine writes the first draft. The question worth asking is whether it reads like one, and that is what the review queue is for: you see every draft whole, in the format it will post in, before it goes anywhere. They are built from your own pages rather than a template, which is why they do not all sound the same. No invented claims, no fake testimonials, no stock founder. Some drafts still miss. You bin those.
No. Every draft waits in your review queue. Nothing is scheduled or published without your yes, and there is no setting that changes that.
No, and we will not. Posts go out on your own handle, under your own name, from a connection you authorised yourself. Renting an account with someone else's history on it is how you end up explaining a ban you did not earn.
Your website, your brand profile, approved source evidence, licensed media, and the decisions you make in review. Every draft links back to the page it came from.
One brand, three watermark-free finished posts to start, and one connected social account. Sign up, paste your URL, get your first posts. No credit card required.
No. Downloads stay watermark-free on every plan, including Free.
TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, and Facebook. The formats adapt per platform. Direct API publishing switches on per workspace as platform approvals complete; until then it's one-tap download and copy.
Teams and agencies managing multiple brands: ten brands, client approvals, white-label reports, and API access.