Social media management platform
One calendar for every social channel you publish to
Write once, adapt per channel, route it through approval and let the scheduler handle publishing, retries and the reply queue afterwards.
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ScheduledScheduling is the easy part
The hard part is everything around it: producing channel-appropriate variants, getting sign-off before something embarrassing ships, catching the post that silently failed, and answering the replies it generated.
- Copy-pasting one caption into five channels that each want something different
- Approvals happening in chat, with no record of who said yes
- A failed publish nobody notices until the campaign review
Publishing with approvals and a safety net
Each post carries its channel variants, its approver, its schedule and its publish attempts. When a channel rate-limits or rejects a post, the queue retries with backoff and surfaces the failure rather than swallowing it.
What you get
Multi-channel composer
One brief produces per-channel variants with the right length, format and call to action, which you can edit before scheduling.
Drag-and-drop calendar
Reschedule by dragging, spot gaps and clashes, and bulk-schedule a month of content in one pass.
Approval routing
Nothing publishes without the reviewer you nominate. Approvals are permission-based and recorded.
Reliable publish queue
Background workers publish at the scheduled minute, retry transient failures and mark hard failures for attention.
Unified inbox
Comments, mentions and messages from connected channels land in one assignable queue.
Post-level results
Engagement and click data attach back to the post, its campaign and any leads it produced.
How it works
The same sequence every team follows, from connection to measurement.
- 1Connect your social channels to the workspace once
- 2Draft a post and generate channel-native variants
- 3Send it for approval to the reviewer with the right role
- 4Schedule it into the calendar, or bulk-schedule the month
- 5Handle replies in the inbox and read results by campaign
Where teams use it
Always-on brand publishing
Plan a month of content in one sitting, keep a consistent cadence and never lose a post to a missed manual upload.
Campaign launches
Coordinate a launch across channels on the same day, with approvals completed before anything is queued.
Client social work
Agencies keep every client's calendar in its own workspace with client approval before publish.
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