The calendar is never empty
The system plans a week ahead: which topics, which days, which network. With autopilot on, posts go to Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn without you; step in and the plan rebuilds around you.
For companies running several brands and for online stores. SocialOS shoots ads with your real product, writes posts in each brand's own voice and publishes on schedule. Nothing goes out until you approve it, unless you switch on autopilot or let your own AI app publish for you.
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Reach12.4k+8%
Saves640+5%
Followers2.1k+3%
Interface mock-up, drawn.
One ordinary morning hour at three different brands. Pick the one closest to yours. Everything the system makes still waits for your approval.
Example: a typical hour, not a client's log. All numbers in this block are illustrative.
The same system, a different day-to-day depending on what you run.
Each brand keeps its own voice, product library, calendar and approval queue. Switching between them is one click, and captions and photos never leak from one brand into another.
Add a product by link or photo. The system builds the ad around it, worn or used by a real-looking person rather than a mannequin, and hands back a vertical file with voice and captions. No editor needed.
You are not a marketer and have no wish to become one. The system decides what to post this week, makes it and puts it in the calendar. You look at the finished thing and say yes.
Every client is a separate brand with its own voice, library, queue and history. Invite your team with roles; clients never see each other.
You hand over a product and a link. From there the system invents the story and writes the storyboard. It shows you the storyboard; you approve and it renders the video with voice and captions.
The system plans a week ahead: which topics, which days, which network. With autopilot on, posts go to Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn without you; step in and the plan rebuilds around you. TikTok comes after TikTok's review, and each post there will need one tap from you.
the week is laid out ahead · grey is scheduled, amber has gone out
Comments and mentions from connected networks land in one queue with a response target, and overdue ones light up. The system drafts each answer from your brand facts; you read it and send it. Instagram and Facebook direct messages and comments: coming once Meta approves.
Every number arrives with a comparison to the period before it. From any row you can click straight into the post behind it and see what worked.
Example dashboard. The numbers are illustrative, not a client's account.
Ask what is working and you get the answer with numbers behind every line, plus a file to forward to a partner or an accountant.
For example:I went through 30 posts and 31 days of metrics across Instagram and Facebook.
What is working. Posts at 9:00 and 18:00 pull 11.1% and 12.9% ER, double the daytime slots (5.4%). The “Beans of the week” series holds the highest saves: 96 against an average of 41.
What is not. Offer posts (“second coffee half price”) get the widest reach and the fewest saves: 8. Facebook consistently returns 30% of Instagram’s reach on identical copy, so cross-posting the same text does not work.
What to do this week.
Done. 14 pages: posts by reach and saves, the hour heatmap, network comparison, follower movement day by day, and the same weekly plan.
Analytics_Friday_August.pdf14 pages · 1.2 MBIf your partner asks where the numbers come from: straight from the Instagram Graph API and Facebook Insights.
Example conversation. The numbers in it are illustrative.
Strategy, calendar, studio, inbox and analytics, all working from the same brand.
The system plans a week ahead: which topics, which days, which network. With autopilot on, posts go to Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn without you; step in and the plan rebuilds around you.
It starts from your brand and strategy
Voice, colours, products and banned phrases, set once per brand.
Idea, storyboard, frames, voice and captions. You approve the storyboard before anything is rendered.
Opening hours, prices, availability: answers are drafted from the rules in your brand kit.
Every number arrives with a comparison to the period before it.
Take it ready and start today, or make all of it yours.
All of them work. The difference is how much of the work stays with you.
| Who does this if not us | Yourself | An SMM agency | A post builder | SocialOS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Idea and script | you | agency | you | system |
| Shooting the ad | you or a contractor | agency | none | system |
| Copy per network | you | agency | you | system |
| Publishing on schedule | you | agency | builder | system |
| Reply drafts for comments | you | rarely included | none | system drafts, you send |
| Conclusions and next plan | you | monthly report | none | weekly |
| Wait for the first ad | days | a brief and a week | none | the same day |
We don't quote agency prices here: they vary, and inventing them would be dishonest. Ours will be public at launch, down to the last credit.
One brand, one week: a video, a carousel, a post, a reply, an image with text and a summary. The format changes, the system stays the same.
Vertical video
Carousel
LinkedIn post
Reply in the inbox
Vertical video
Image with text
Week summary
Take it ready and start today, or make all of it yours.
a face you choose once and keep across every video
14 scenes, or your real café shot once
no video promises what you do not actually have
palette, logo and texture on one sheet for every frame
107 presets in the catalogue, and any of them can be swapped for yours
SocialOS is built for one job: running a business's social media from the first idea to the answer under the post. The ad is one of the steps.
Hands you a file. The rest is yours: what to write, when to post it, who to answer.
Carries the ad through to a published post — caption, a separate version per network, a schedule, and the comments underneath it.
Queues up whatever you brought it. An empty calendar stays empty.
Brings its own: the topic, the frames, the copy. The calendar fills without you — you only approve.
Answers anything, but starts from zero every time.
Knows your product, your market and your previous posts — and every next move is made from that.
Every week starts from what the last one proved.
They rarely come up while choosing a tool and matter more after the first month.
Real work from real clients, shown with their permission. Each of them turned this on themselves and can turn it off at any time, and then it disappears from this page.
Social Crew are the characters you will meet around the product. Each one stands for a real step of the work.
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