Feature
Autopilot
Define a topic once. It posts about it every day, on its own.
Autopilot picks something worth posting about — a trending item from GitHub, the news, any RSS/Atom feed, or the next idea in one of your niche idea banks — reads the source page for real facts, drafts a post with AI (with an AI image, video, or carousel if you want one), and publishes it to your chosen platforms. Set how many posts a day, which days, and what hour. Run it fully hands-off, or switch a rule to draft mode so every post waits for review. Caps and an automatic pause after repeated failures keep it from spamming or silently breaking.
- Sources: GitHub trending repositories, NewsAPI by category or keyword, any RSS/Atom feed, or a niche's own idea bank
- Reads the source page (or a repo's README) before writing, so posts carry facts, not just a headline
- Adds an AI image, video, or full carousel to each post, with your brand kit's logo placed automatically
- Feature one AI influencer, or rotate through several — in order, at random, or weighted
- Publish immediately, or keep every post as a draft for review — your choice per rule
- 1-5 posts per day on the days and hour you choose; auto-pauses after 3 consecutive failed runs and notifies you
How it works
Autopilot in three steps
Create a named rule
Pick a source (GitHub Trending, News, an RSS feed, or a niche), the accounts to post to, the format and media, standing instructions, and how many posts per day and on which days.
It researches and drafts automatically
On each eligible day, Autopilot takes items it hasn't used before, reads the source, and writes a post about each one in your brand voice — with the image, video, or carousel you asked for.
It publishes — or waits for you
In publish mode the post goes live right away; in draft mode it lands in your content list for review. If a run fails three times in a row, the rule pauses itself and you're notified.
Who it's for
Built for how you actually work
Dev tool and SaaS companies
Keep a steady drumbeat of relevant industry content without anyone having to research or write it.
Teams that can't post daily by hand
Fill the gaps between your own campaigns with genuinely on-topic, timely content.
Anyone testing a always-on content strategy
See what consistent daily posting on a topic does for growth before committing a person's time to it.
Questions about autopilot
Does someone review the post before it goes out?+
Your choice, per rule. In publish mode nothing reviews it — that's the point of full automation. In draft mode every post is created as a draft, so you get the research and writing done for you but still approve what goes out.
What if it picks something embarrassing or off-brand?+
In publish mode it can, since nothing reviews it first. Standing instructions ("never mention competitors", "keep it beginner-friendly") steer every post, and draft mode removes the risk entirely. You can pause or delete a rule at any time.
Can Autopilot post from my own content strategy instead of the news?+
Yes — point a rule at a niche and it posts from that niche's idea bank, so every post follows the pillars, audience, and tone of your blueprint.
What happens if the trending source or AI provider fails?+
The rule records the failure and retries the next day. After 3 consecutive failed days, it automatically pauses itself and notifies you, rather than failing forever unnoticed.
Which plans include Autopilot?+
Starter and above — see the pricing page for exact rule limits per tier.
Can I use my own blog or a niche site as the source instead of GitHub or NewsAPI?+
Yes — point a rule at any RSS or Atom feed URL and Autopilot will draft posts from that feed's items instead, no API key required.
Getting started
Up and running in three steps
Nothing here needs a call, a migration, or a connected account to explore first.
Step 1
Create a workspace
Sign up free. No card, and no requirement to connect a social account before you look around.
Step 2
Set your brand profile
Industry, audience and tone. Most features here read from it, so filling it in once improves all of them.
Step 3
Open autopilot
It's available from the workspace sidebar as soon as your plan includes it — nothing to install or enable.
Where it fits
One stage of a connected pipeline
Each stage hands off to the next, which is why this takes fewer steps here than the same job spread across separate tools.
Stage 1
Plan
Brief, brand kit and calendar decide what goes out and when.
Stage 2
Create
AI drafts copy, images and video per platform from that brief.
Stage 3
Approve
Drafts route to a named reviewer before anything reaches a live account.
Stage 4
Publish & learn
A job queue delivers each variant, then feeds results back in.
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