One person. One LinkedIn. One X.
A week of posts.
Ten minutes of you.
Tell it what you shipped. It comes back with drafts in your own voice — or with a question, if it needs one. You approve what goes out.
Card on file. No credits to count, no post limits to read.
A conversation, not a form
There is nothing to fill in. You say what happened, the way you would say it to a colleague, and it works out how many posts that is worth.
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Say it, or paste a link
Rough is fine. If it genuinely needs to know something first, it asks rather than guessing.
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Drafts come back sounding like you
Learned from posts you have already published — the ones that worked, and what you have written lately. Each draft is written, then edited again before you see it.
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Change what you want, approve what you like
"Make the second one blunter" works. So does editing it yourself. Approving is what schedules it.
It drafts. It never publishes.
Everything goes through you first. This is your real name in front of colleagues and people who might hire you — an unattended post that misfires is not a bug report, it is a bad day at work.
Everything else is deliberately boring
One thing here is clever, and it is the writing. The rest is a scheduler that does the obvious things and then gets out of the way — which is the whole reason it can be trusted with your name on it.
Two accounts, not twenty
One LinkedIn, one X. No workspaces, no brands, no seats, no client switcher in the corner of every screen.
One post, two lengths
A full LinkedIn version and a 280-character X one, from the same thought, going out together.
It tells you the truth
If a post lands on LinkedIn but not X, it says so. No single green tick averaging over what actually happened.
Nothing to count
No credits, no quota bar, no "12 posts remaining". What a post costs to deliver is our problem.
Two plans. One difference.
Scheduler
$19/month
For writing your own and never missing the time.
- LinkedIn and X scheduling
- Your voice profile, from posts you already published
- Honest per-platform status
- Edit or cancel anything queued
Agent
$39/month
Everything above, plus the part that writes.
- Everything in Scheduler
- Drafts written in your voice
- Ask for changes in plain English
- A picture, when a post wants one
Trials start on Agent so you are judging the thing you are actually paying for. Step down at any point — anything already queued still goes out. Any charge is refundable for seven days.