Unified social media management

Publish everywhere. All at once.

Connect your channels, draft once, and let the composer format each post for every network — then schedule, approve and measure it from a single workspace.

Connect your channels See the composer

Six networks, one login
Per-platform previews before you publish
Approvals and drafts built in

Channels

Six networks, and what each one does

Every account you connect turns on its channel in the composer. Here is what the platform can do on each, so nothing surprises you after you have written the post.

InstagramBusiness or Creator account

Image, carousel and Reel posts
Scheduled publishing
Reply to comments
Media insights

FacebookPage

Text, link and image posts
Scheduled publishing
Post engagement metrics

LinkedInCompany Page or profile

Publish to a company page
Or post as yourself
Scheduled publishing

Google BusinessBusiness Location

Posts, reviews and performance
Its own section in the app
Tokens renewed automatically

ThreadsProfile

Text, image and video posts
Reply management
Post insights

XProfile

Posts publish as the authorised account
Scheduled publishing

The idea

One click. Every channel.

Stop moving between six tabs to say one thing. Draft your content once, attach the media, and the composer formats it for each network it is going to — with a live preview of exactly how it will land.

One draft

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1 image · 3 tags

InstagramQueued
FacebookQueued
LinkedInQueued
Google BusinessQueued
ThreadsQueued
XQueued

Written once

One editor, one set of media, one set of tags — not six windows and six copies of the same caption drifting apart.

Formatted per network

The composer knows what each platform accepts. Instagram will not take a text-only post, so it says so before you publish rather than failing afterwards.

Previewed before it lands

A per-platform preview panel renders the post as Facebook, Instagram or LinkedIn will actually show it, down to the card chrome.

The workspace

Everything you need to run your channels

Six screens, in the order you would use them — connect, compose, queue, template and measure.

01
Connections
Connect once, publish everywhere
Each account you connect turns on its channel in the composer. Google Business also gets its own section for posts, reviews and performance, and access tokens renew themselves afterwards — so a connection made today is still live next quarter.
- Six networks from one screen
- Per-network capability listed before you connect
- Reconnect or disconnect without touching the others
02
Composer
Draft once. Preview everywhere.
Pick the channels along the top, write the post, attach photos or video, and watch it render per platform on the right. The composer warns you before a network would reject the post rather than after — and the same draft can publish now or go into the schedule.
- Live Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn previews
- Templates and an AI assistant one click away
- Publish now, schedule, or save as a draft
03
Publishing queue
Your whole month, on one screen
Queue, Drafts, Approvals and Sent as four tabs over the same list — with a calendar view when you would rather see the month. Every sent post carries its reach, engagement, likes and comments beside it, so the queue doubles as the report.
- List or calendar, whichever you think in
- Approvals before anything reaches a channel
- Filter by channel, tag or time zone
04
Templates
On-brand posts without starting over
Describe the post you want — "a Diwali sale post for my clothing store" — and AI generates the template. Save it once and reuse it, or work from the library by platform and category so a month of content looks like one brand rather than six.
- AI generation from a plain-English brief
- Filter by platform and by category
- Save, favourite and reuse across channels
05
Overview
The week, at a glance
Reach, engagement, followers and posts for the week, the timeline of what is scheduled today, recent activity across every channel, and the post that performed best — with the connections that need attention flagged before they cost you a publish.
- One week summary across all networks
- Best performing post surfaced automatically
- Broken connections flagged before they fail