Features

An honest description of what the platform does today. If something is not there, you will not find it listed here.

Editorial calendar

  • Week and month views with every channel overlaid, so you see the plan as a whole instead of one platform at a time.
  • Move a post by dragging it to another day or time: the schedule updates without reopening the content.
  • Each post carries its status — draft, scheduled, published, failed — and the icons of the channels it will go out on.

Multi-channel composer

  • Write the base copy once and pick the destination channels.
  • Per channel you can override the text, swap the media and set platform-specific options: first comment on LinkedIn and X, title and visibility on YouTube, privacy level, comments, duets, stitches and commercial-content disclosure on TikTok.
  • The preview shows the post as it will actually look on that network, character counter included.

Scheduling and publishing queue

  • Pick a date and time per post; publishing happens server-side, so you do not need to keep a browser open.
  • Transient failures are retried automatically; permanent ones stay visible on the calendar with the exact message the platform returned.
  • Videos are uploaded following each platform's format requirements and, where the platform supports it, you can choose between publishing directly and leaving a draft inside the social app.

Media library

  • Upload images and videos once and reuse them in any post.
  • Files stay attached to your workspace.
  • One important note: uploaded media is served from a public address, because social platforms download it from our server at publishing time.

Writing assistant

  • Generate copy variants, rewrite shorter or in a different tone, get suggestions when you are starting from a rough idea.
  • It is an assistant, not an autopilot: you read and approve the text before anything reaches the queue.

Analytics

  • For platforms that expose data through their API, you get the numbers behind your published content, collected per channel.
  • Which metrics are available depends on what each platform grants, not on us: some return a lot, some almost nothing.

Workspaces and collaboration

  • Every account works in a separate workspace, with its own channels and its own calendar.
  • You can invite other people into a workspace to write and schedule together.

Automation

  • A public API lets you create and schedule posts from external systems.
  • An MCP endpoint is available too, to connect the platform to AI assistants that support that protocol.
  • Keys are generated from your account settings.

All of it, free during launch