Use case
Plan a month of Instagram in one sitting.
Plan a month of Instagram in one sitting
By hand today
Writing each post the day it goes out, which is why the gaps happen
In Synclify
- One idea becomes several posts
- Placed at your own peak hours
- The month sits on one calendar
By hand
What it costs you today.
Writing each post the day it goes out, which is why the gaps happen
Posting at times taken from a guide written about somebody else's audience
One good idea used once, when it had four formats in it
An example from the demo world
What it looks like on a real week.
Maya plans the week on Sunday around one shoot on Tuesday. She asks for the week, gets reels, a carousel and captions drafted in her voice, and moves them onto the calendar in her own posting hours.
Each post goes out from the server at the time set, so it publishes while she is offline. If one fails, she is told why rather than finding a gap in the feed on Thursday.
In Synclify
How it runs instead.
- 01One idea becomes several postsA single idea turns into a reel script, a carousel and a caption. 20 formats exist, and they are written from a voice profile built on your own previous posts.
- 02Placed at your own peak hoursIt reads when your followers are actually active, by day and by hour in your timezone, from your own last 90 days. Not a published average.
- 03The month sits on one calendarDrafts, scheduled times and deadlines on one surface you can drag, down to the hour.
- 04Publishing runs without youPublishing happens on our servers, so a scheduled post goes out while you are offline. A post that fails is reported with the reason rather than failing quietly.
Planning
Plan, ideate and script your next post
Stuck on what to post? Get a week or a month of ideas with dates, hooks, captions and scripts, based on what works for you. Say yes and your calendar fills up.
Ideas it found · 7
It found 7. 5 went in the calendar. The rest wait.
This week · 0
Next week · 0
WedA week of what you actually eat
TueThe same one, opened differently
SatYour morning, cut to 40 seconds
FriAnswer the shelf question
MonThe bit of the routine nobody does01What you stopped posting
Nothing about food in six weeks
02Your own posts, again
"Where I got everything in my room" did well
Accounts like yours
One your size did exactly this
04What people keep asking
Fourteen asked where the shelves are from
- What you stopped posting: Nothing about food in six weeks. It suggests A week of what you actually eat, on This week, Wed.
- Your own posts, again: "Where I got everything in my room" did well. It suggests The same one, opened differently, on Next week, Tue.
- Accounts like yours: One your size did exactly this. It suggests Your morning, cut to 40 seconds, on This week, Sat.
- What people keep asking: Fourteen asked where the shelves are from. It suggests Answer the shelf question, on Next week, Fri.
- What you stopped posting: Nothing about food in six weeks. It suggests The bit of the routine nobody does, on This week, Mon.
Where it stops
Drafting and scheduling need a connection. It is publishing that runs server side, which is the part that matters when you are on a plane.
Stop doing it by hand. Ask for it instead.
Connect an account and type what you want. Every plan is the whole product.
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