Everything you make,
out the door.
A rendered film that never gets posted is a rendered film nobody saw. Publishing is the rail from the studio to the feed — it plans the month, writes the captions, ships to five networks, and tells you which ones worked.
The calendar — every connected page, every scheduled slot, in one month view.
Making it was never the whole job
The distance between a finished render and a post that performed is where most content quietly dies.
Finished clips and graphics sitting in a downloads folder because posting them to five places by hand is a Tuesday afternoon nobody has.
The video took four minutes to render and forty to caption. Then the same copy gets rewritten again for every platform.
No read on what worked, so next month is the same guess again — posting into the dark and calling the result a strategy.
None of that is production work. All of it stops production from mattering.
Plan, write, ship, read — then again
Four stages, and the fourth decides the first.
AI reads what is moving on your platforms and in your niche, scores an idea for reach before you commit to it, and lays a month of themes onto the calendar. The plan comes with reasons, not just dates.
Captions, hooks, hashtags, ad copy, long-form — generated against your brand voice and what the page has already posted, so it does not read like a stranger wrote it. Ask for a rewrite in chat and it rewrites.
Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and LinkedIn from one composer. Set the slot and walk away — it publishes on time, in each platform's native format, without you opening five apps.
Real reach, engagement, and click numbers pulled from the platforms themselves — per post and per page. That read is what the next month is planned from.
Posting shouldn't be the bottleneck
Same content. The difference is how much of your week it costs to move it.
- Download the render, upload it again, five times
- Rewrite the caption for every platform
- Set a phone alarm for the posting slot
- Open five dashboards to find out how it did
- Send a finished render straight from the studio to the queue
- One caption, adapted per platform automatically
- Schedule the month in one sitting
- One dashboard with the numbers from all of them
What's on it
Nine parts, one job: get the work seen.
Month, week and list views across every connected page. Drag a post to move it; the queue re-sorts itself.
Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and LinkedIn — connected once, published to natively.
Captions, hooks, hashtags, ad copy and blog drafts written against your brand voice, not a generic template.
Chat to brainstorm, rewrite, or plan. It carries your brand, your pages, and what you asked for last time.
AI watches what is climbing in your niche and tells you which of it your brand can credibly post.
Score an idea for likely reach before you spend a render on it, and see why the score landed where it did.
Slots chosen from when your audience is actually active, per page, rather than a blanket rule of thumb.
Reach, engagement, clicks and follower movement pulled from the platforms — per post, per page, over time.
Anything rendered in Director, Spaces, Canvas or Social Media Manager drops into the queue without an export step.
For anyone shipping more than they can hand-post
The volume a studio produces needs somewhere to go.
"We render more than we can find time to publish."
A month of slots filled in one sitting, then the calendar runs itself while you make the next batch.
"Eight clients, eight logins, eight calendars."
Every client page in one queue, with per-page analytics you can put straight into a report.
"I am the studio, the scheduler and the analyst."
The parts that are not creative work — captioning, cross-posting, reporting — stop being your evening.
Questions, answered
Fill your first month
Connect a page, let the plan build itself, and watch a month of posts go out without you opening another app.
"Wait, does this actually save me gas money? Interested."
