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AI Social Posting
Your social feed, on autopilot.
AI turns your content into Facebook and Instagram posts: captions, hashtags, images, even the first comment. It plans weeks ahead and publishes on schedule, and nothing goes live without your approval.
- Writes captions, hashtags, alt text and images from your content
- Autopilot keeps a 14-day queue full, topped up daily
- Approval-first: every post waits for your OK by default
- One API call turns a new blog post into social posts
Writes from your content, not thin air Approval-first by default Facebook Pages + Instagram
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Approval-first
Nothing goes live until you say so.
Autopilot and API posts wait in a review queue. Approve them one by one, or two weeks in one sitting, and each still publishes at its scheduled slot. Edit or reject anything that misses your tone.
Review queue
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Approve two weeks in one sitting
Autopilot generates posts over a rolling 14-day horizon, so you batch-review Monday morning instead of firefighting every day. One button approves them all.
Slot-aware approvals
Approving doesn't mean posting this second. Each post keeps its planned date and time: approve today, it publishes Friday at 9. Approve after the slot and it goes out right away.
Edit before it ships
Open any queued post in the composer: tweak the Facebook and Instagram captions separately, swap the image, adjust hashtags, then approve.
Features
Everything a social manager does, minus the busywork.
From a single post to a fully autonomous queue, written from your content and priced before every click. It never repeats itself.
One-click drafts
Paste a URL, pick your pages, hit Generate. Captions, hashtags, alt text, image and first comment: drafted in seconds, edited by you.
Autopilot that never runs dry
Every article, doc, FAQ and blog page becomes its own post, so there are no topics to pick. It fills a 14-day queue, tops it up daily, and never repeats until it has covered everything.
Grounded in your content
The AI writes from the same knowledge your chatbot uses: your facts and your tone, not generic AI filler.
Never repeats itself
It checks every draft against 90 days of published posts and everything queued, then rewrites anything too close to what you have already run.
Platform-native posts
Separate Facebook and Instagram captions, the link placed where it's clickable, and Instagram's 2,200-character limit enforced automatically.
Brands for multi-business
Run several businesses from one account. Each brand gets its own pages, voice, image style, watermark and knowledge.
The composer
From URL to published post in one click.
Point it at a blog post, paste text, or pick items from your knowledge base, docs and product catalog. The AI reads the source and drafts everything. You polish, then publish or schedule.
- Angles steer the take: tip, FAQ, use case, myth-bust and more
- AI-generated or uploaded images, your logo watermarked on either
- Live previews show the exact Facebook and Instagram look before you commit
Autopilot
It posts while you run the business.
Pick the days and times, and Autopilot keeps the queue full weeks ahead, with every post grounded in your own content and held for your approval. The setup wizard shows how many posts you'll get and what they'll cost before anything turns on.
- Every article, doc, FAQ and sitemap page becomes its own post: point each slot at the sources you want, or post from everything
- 1–4 posts a day on the days you pick, in your timezone
- Honest cost preview and a free-standing sample post before you commit
Setup
Live in three steps.
Connect once, set up a brand, and approve your first AI-drafted post minutes later.
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Connect Facebook & Instagram
Link your Facebook Page and its Instagram account in one connect flow. Posting and first-comment permissions are granted together.
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Create your brand
Pages, voice, image style and watermark in one container. The AI grounds itself in the same knowledge your chatbot already uses.
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Generate, approve, publish
Compose one post or switch on Autopilot. Everything waits in your review queue until you approve it: publish now or at its slot.
Put your social feed on autopilot.
Connect your pages, run the setup wizard, and approve your first two weeks of posts today.
Available on Growth & Enterprise Costs shown before every click Cancel anytime
FAQ
Questions about AI Social Posting
What marketing, ops and finance usually want to know before handing the feed to an AI.
Need a deeper answer?
Real humans on chat, happy to walk you through it.
Facebook Pages and Instagram accounts linked to them (business or creator accounts), through Meta's official API. Personal Facebook profiles aren't supported; that's a Meta platform rule, not ours. More networks are on the radar, but we'd rather do two properly than six half-way.
Not unless you tell it to. Autopilot and the API default to approval mode: every generated post parks in the review queue until you approve it. Manual posts sit behind a confirm dialog. Auto-publish exists, but you turn it on per autopilot or per API call, deliberately.
From your content only. Composed posts are written from the URL, text or library items you hand it. Autopilot writes from your brand's AI knowledge: the same knowledge base, docs and scraped pages your Yaplet chatbot uses. It's instructed to never invent facts, and every post is yours to review before it ships.
AI Social Posting is included in the Growth and Enterprise plans. Generation is billed like the rest of Yaplet's AI: caption writing costs fractions of a cent per post, and images a few cents each, with the exact price on the button before you click. Autopilot's setup wizard shows a cost estimate before you enable it. A failed generation never publishes and is never charged.
That's the failure mode we engineered against. Every generated post gets a similarity fingerprint, checked against your last 90 days of published posts plus everything queued. Autopilot enforces the check hard: too similar means it rewrites the post from a different angle. The composer warns you instead of blocking.
Yes, that's the trigger API. One HTTP call with your Yaplet API key and the article URL, and within about two minutes you have platform-tuned posts either waiting in the review queue or published, your choice. Code examples live in the dashboard.
Handled. Instagram requires an image, so AI-generated images are sized and formatted to its rules automatically, and uploads are normalized or clearly rejected. Captions stay under Instagram's 2,200-character cap. AI-generated media carries Instagram's own "AI info" tag, so disclosure is built in with no action from you.
A social-native trick: the AI writes a comment and posts it under your post the moment it goes live. On Facebook it carries your source link, the one place a link is clickable, while the Instagram comment stays link-free, matching how each platform works. If a comment ever fails, the post itself is untouched.
The standard Meta posting permissions (manage posts, read engagement, publish Instagram content), plus two comment permissions if you use first comments. You grant them in one connect flow, the settings page shows per-page "Posting: enabled" badges, and Yaplet checks token health weekly and nudges you in-app if a page ever needs a reconnect.
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