Ten networks. One post.
It learns your brand, plans your content, publishes across every platform, and improves from the results.
The same coffee going out five ways: short on X, the business reason on LinkedIn, lowercase on Threads. Written once, then shaped per network, with the character limit counted as you go.
A manager isn’t a scheduler with a text box bolted on. It should know your voice, decide what goes out, send it, and get better because it saw what worked.
Learning and publishing ship today. Planning and the feedback loop are in progress — see below.
Give it your voice once — what you do, who you talk to, what you never say, and a couple of posts that sound right. Every caption after that is written from it. No “Excited to announce”, no hashtag spam, and it will not invent a statistic you never gave it.
Learn more →A 280-character post is a different shape from a LinkedIn post, so it writes each one for its network rather than reflowing the same text. Character limits, media rules and video lengths are checked before you schedule — not after half of them have already gone out.
Learn more →Every post fans out to one delivery per account, each succeeding or failing on its own. A revoked Instagram token doesn’t stop the other nine — the post lands as partly published and only the failed one retries. That is the difference between a scheduler you trust and one you check.
Learn more →Impressions, likes, comments and shares pulled back from each network and kept as history, so you can watch a post grow rather than see one final number. Where a network genuinely doesn’t report something, it says so instead of showing you a confident zero.
Learn more →Every network has its own limits, media rules and voice. AttentionPilot knows all three.
Short, fast and unforgiving of padding.
Where a lot of tech and indie audiences moved.
Visual-first, and strict about it.
The one where volume and audio matter most.
Where a vertical clip under a minute becomes a Short.
Long-form, and a different voice entirely.
Still where a lot of local and community audiences are.
Conversational, and closer to X than to Instagram.
Where people find you when they search for what you do.
Search, not a feed — posts keep working for months.
Nothing here yet, and we are not going to invent any. This section goes live when there are real users with real quotes.
Needs genuine quotes with permission to publish. Do not populate with invented testimonials.
The rest of the loop. We’d rather tell you what isn’t finished than let you find out after paying.
Point it at your site and it builds the brand profile itself, instead of you filling in a form.
It proposes what to post and fills the calendar, rather than waiting for you to bring every idea.
Engagement feeds back into what it writes next — the loop actually closing.
Including where each of them is genuinely better. A comparison that wins on everything isn’t a comparison.
The suites charge around $99 a month for tools you mostly don’t open. This is the part you use — and it writes the posts.
Enough to see whether it fits.
Forever. No card.
For one brand posting everywhere.
Billed $199/year — save 43%
For agencies and multi-brand operators.
Billed $349/year — save 41%
You describe your brand once — what you do, who you talk to, your tone, what you never say, and a couple of posts that sound right. After that you give it an idea in a sentence and it writes one caption per network, each written for that network rather than the same text reflowed. You can edit anything before it goes out, or ignore the AI and write your own.
X, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, Facebook, YouTube, Threads, Bluesky and Pinterest. You can connect more than one account per network if you run several brands.
One account on one network. Connecting two TikTok accounts and one Instagram is three connected accounts. You can spend them however you like across networks.
Five a month on Free, unlimited on Creator and Pro. One post sent to four networks counts as one post here, not four.
Only that one fails. Each network gets its own delivery, so a revoked token or an over-length caption on one does not stop the other nine. The post shows as partly published, keeps the error message, and you can retry just the failed delivery.