A Facebook Page rewards showing up consistently, which is exactly the thing that slips when nobody owns it. Connecting your Page lets QuQi write and post for it on a schedule: posts, photos and Reels, written for Facebook rather than recycled from another network. Because Facebook posts to a Page rather than to you, QuQi asks which Page it should use once the connection is made.
Sign in once, then choose which Page posts should go to. Facebook posts to a specific Page rather than to an account.
The Social Planner sets which channels are written for, once, rather than per post.
Publish from the calendar, be messaged for a yes, or let it run.
Every agent starts switched off. You turn these on when you want them, one agent at a time.
Your Page. Facebook posts to a Page rather than to an account, so after you connect, QuQi asks which Page it should use. If you manage several, you pick the one this website belongs to.
Posts, photos and Reels. Facebook accepts photo, video or text, which makes it one of the more flexible channels. The calendar only lets you pick Facebook for a post when the media works, so you do not find out at send time.
The Social Copywriter writes each post. It takes one idea and rewrites it properly for each network, and it can turn a published article into a week of posts rather than posting the same link five times.
You are told which channel failed and why, rather than being told that something failed. That matters when you are posting to several networks at once, because it means you fix the one that broke instead of re-checking all of them.
Yes. The Social Planner fills the week with nothing connected at all, and you can write a post for a channel that does not exist yet. The calendar marks it as unable to publish, and the publisher refuses at send time rather than dropping it silently.
Settings apply per website - manage several sites from one account.