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AI content planner for every channel at once.

One calendar, one persona, every channel. Plan the week, let the AI write the posts in her voice, attach media from your vault, and each post fires at its slot.

X, Threads, Instagram and Fanvue publish automatically. Channels with no posting API stay on the calendar as a reminder to post by hand, so nothing quietly disappears.

Start now See how it works

Plan the week in one click, then edit anything you do not like before it goes out.

The route, end to end

Pick the week and the channelsOne persona at a time, with the channels she is connected to already offered.
Plan itThe AI lays out the week and writes every post, or you write them yourself.
Edit and attachChange the words, set the rating, pick media from your Fanvue vault.
It posts on timeEach slot fires on its own. Failures are shown rather than swallowed.

Posting is the reach half. The DM funnel is the money half.

What it does

A week of content in one sitting

The planner knows what each channel accepts, so a post is shaped for its platform before it is queued rather than rejected at the slot.

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Plan the whole week

One button lays out the week across the channels you pick, and you edit whatever you want before it fires.

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Written in her voice

Every caption comes from the persona builder, not a generic content tool. Set a post to safe or explicit, or let the persona setting decide.

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Cross-post or tailor

Send the same post everywhere, or let each channel get its own version of the idea.

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Media from your vault

Browse your Fanvue vault from inside the planner and attach real content to a post without downloading anything.

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Per-channel options

Feed post, Story or Reel on Instagram. Audience and unlock price on Fanvue. Subreddit, flair and stagger on Reddit.

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Queue you can see

Queued, sending, posted, failed and manual all show on the grid, with the counts above it.

How it works

Planned in three steps

It reads the connections you already have and only offers the channels that can post.

Pick the persona

The calendar is per persona, so two personas never end up posting the same words on the same day.

Plan the week

Choose the channels, decide whether one post goes everywhere, and let it fill the week.

Edit and leave it

Change the words, the time, the media or the rating. Anything you do not touch goes out as written.

What publishes

Which channels post on their own

A channel with a posting API fires by itself. A channel without one stays on the calendar as a manual row rather than pretending.

X (Twitter)

Publishes automatically at the slot, with media.

Threads

Publishes automatically at the slot.

Instagram

Publishes automatically as a feed post, a Story or a Reel, whichever you picked.

Fanvue

Publishes to the feed with the audience and unlock price you set. A priced post needs media behind it.

Reddit and TikTok

Built and waiting on access. A planned post for either comes back as a manual row on the calendar for now.

FAQ

The most common questions

Does the AI write the posts or do I?

Either. Plan the week and it writes all of them, or write your own and use it purely as a calendar. Anything it writes can be edited before it goes out.

Can I send the same post to every channel?

Yes, there is a switch for it. Leave it off and each channel gets its own version, which is usually better for reach.

What happens to channels that cannot post automatically?

They sit on the calendar as a manual row with the text and media ready, so you post them by hand instead of forgetting them.

Where does the media come from?

Your Fanvue vault, browsed from inside the planner. Nothing is downloaded or re-uploaded by hand.

Can I set a post as explicit?

Per post, yes: safe, explicit, or whatever the persona is set to. Channels that must stay safe for work are held there whatever the post says.

What if a post fails?

It shows as failed on the grid with the reason, rather than disappearing. Fanvue connections missing the posting permission are flagged when you queue, not hours later at the slot.

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