Your Instagram, run for you.

After the plan, after the posts are made, and before each one goes out. For each one you pick Ask me, Tell me first or Just do it. Hands-on asks you about the plan and every finished post, then posts them, telling you first if WhatsApp is linked. Heads-up asks about the plan only, tells you about the finished posts before they are scheduled, then posts. Fully hands-off just does it and sends a weekly report. You can set each checkpoint on its own.

Your posts and results, your website, your brand kit, the photos, logos and footage you hand over, and what you tell it. It never copies other accounts' posts.

After the plan, after the posts are made, and before each one goes out. For each one you pick Ask me, Tell me first or Just do it. It tells you what is about to happen, on WhatsApp if you messaged us in the last 24 hours, otherwise in the app, and goes ahead unless you stop it. If you have not seen it, it waits as if you had picked Ask me.

From the post, from the heads-up message, or ask me. A stopped post waits on Autopilot for a new time, or you skip it. On an account connected through Facebook, yes: open it in Autopilot and choose Take down, or ask me here or on WhatsApp. I will ask you to type a confirmation first, because a deleted post cannot come back. On an account connected through Instagram login, Instagram doesn't let apps delete posts, so delete it yourself in the Instagram app: open the post, tap the three dots, then Delete.

Autopilot has no fee of its own. Your plan covers planning, posting and its images; reels and anything beyond the plan are paid in credits, ₹10 each in India before GST. A 30 s reel is 120 credits, an extra image 1, a Studio clip 20. Your mix of reels and posts sets the monthly credits I suggest. When you approve a month's plan, each post reserves its credits, so nothing else can use them first. You pay the first month when you set it up.

Not unless you switch it on.

Instagram's licensed audio where Meta allows it, else your own tracks, else none. Upload your own music, a recorded voiceover or a voice note with your footage and mark which it is: music becomes the reel track, a voiceover you recorded is the spoken track of one reel, and a voice note becomes instructions you confirm. Upload only music you own or have the rights to: Instagram may mute a reel whose music you do not own, and Autopilot cannot tell a commercial song from your own.

Follow, like or comment on other accounts; start new DMs; add story stickers; change your bio, highlights or pinned posts; go live; run paid ads; sign brand deals. Advice posts and brand deal posts always wait for a person, even fully hands-off. It never spends above your caps.

Ask me, tap Pause on Autopilot, or type "pause autopilot" on WhatsApp. It stops making and posting until you resume. Pausing stops the work, not the bill: your monthly credits still renew, and you can spend them on anything. Turning it off asks about posts you already approved: let them go out, or stop them. Then it asks whether to keep, lower or stop your monthly credits. Edits that had not started give their credits back.

Yes. Your own posts don't count toward Autopilot's daily limit and both go out. Autopilot only keeps its own posts three hours away from yours.

Creators, brands and agencies. An agency runs it per client, with the agency or the client approving. The agency's credits, for the clients the agency pays for. A connected client who pays for themselves uses their own credits.

Captions in English, Hindi and Hinglish, written in your style as learned from your past captions.

Yes: Autopilot turns on Instagram's AI label for posts it made. You choose at setup.