PUBLISHING
Plan and schedule across every channel.
The Scheduler turns finished work into a publishing plan. Queue posts across channels, and let Agent Ora keep the calendar moving with your approval.
In development · Membership
Ship on a rhythm.
Take an export straight to a scheduled slot, see the week at a glance, and hand routine posting to Agent Ora, which drafts and queues, then waits for your go-ahead. The work of publishing is mostly remembering to; this is the part that remembers.
Posting in your name is the highest-stakes thing we could build.
Everything else here produces something you look at before anyone else does. Publishing does not. A scheduler that posts to your audience on your behalf has to be right about the account, the content, the timing and the approval every single time, because the failure mode is public and cannot be recalled. So all four are built into the path rather than left to a setting: you connect the account yourself, you confirm in as many words that a post is going out publicly before it can be queued, and the queue that carries it retries and reports rather than failing quietly.
What you can do
- Multi-channel calendar: See and plan the whole week in one view.
- Agent-assisted: Ora drafts and queues; you approve before anything goes.
- One-click from export: Send a finished cut straight to a slot.
- Approval before publish: Nothing leaves without a person saying yes.
- Draws from your library: Schedule what is already in your media.
- See what shipped: The calendar keeps the record of what actually went out.
The Scheduler opens with a membership: the calendar, the composer, drafts, scheduling and the approval path. Posts go out to the accounts you connect, and each one asks you to confirm it is going public before it is queued. Agent Ora can plan slots into the calendar, but it drafts them. Nothing it plans publishes on its own.
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