Yaplet drafts the posts, you approve them
Every Autopilot and API post waits in a review queue for your OK by default.
AI social posting
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Your social feed, on autopilot.
Yaplet drafts Facebook and Instagram posts from your own content, images included, and you approve them before they go out.
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Northwind Coffee
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Why does our espresso taste sweeter on Tuesdays? Small-batch roasting — every batch out of the drum within the hour. ☕
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Why our Tuesday espresso tastes sweeter
Small-batch roasting, single-origin beans and the one-hour shelf rule — the full story.
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northwind.coffee Small-batch Tuesdays: every bag roasted, rested and on the shelf within the hour. ☕ #espresso #smallbatch #roastery
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What's inside
A social manager, minus the busywork.
Included in the Growth and Enterprise plans, or as an add-on on any plan.
One-click drafts
Paste a link and get captions, hashtags, alt text, an image and a first comment.
Autopilot
Keeps a 14-day queue full, topped up daily from your own content.
Written from your content
Uses the same knowledge your chat answers come from: your facts, your tone.
Never repeats itself
Checks each new topic against what it already covered and picks another if too close.
Made for each network
Separate Facebook and Instagram captions, with Instagram's 2,200-character limit enforced.
First comment
Posted under your post when it goes live. On Facebook it can carry your link.
Several brands
Each business gets its own pages, voice, image style, watermark and knowledge.
Approval first
Nothing goes live until you say so.
- Approve two weeks of posts in one sitting
- Each approved post still publishes at its planned time
- Edit captions, image or hashtags before you approve
Review queue
Northwind Coffee · 8 posts waiting
- Wed 09:00
Brewing tips · How-to
Why does our espresso taste sweeter on Tuesdays? Small-batch…
- Fri 09:00
Beans origin · Behind the scenes
Meet the farm behind your morning cup. Our sourcing team…
- Sun 10:00
Loyalty program · FAQ
Do points expire? Short answer: no. Long answer…
Each publishes at its own slotApprove all
The composer
From a link to a finished post.
- Start from a blog post, pasted text or your help articles and products
- Pick an angle: tip, FAQ, use case, myth-bust and more
- See exactly how it looks on Facebook and Instagram first
Autopilot
It plans posts while you run the business.
- You choose the sources, including a sitemap or a blog's RSS feed
- 1–4 posts a day on the days you pick, in your timezone
- See the cost and a sample post before you turn it on
Setup
Live in three steps.
- 1
Connect Facebook & Instagram
Link your Facebook Page and its Instagram account in one step.
- 2
Create your brand
Set the pages, voice, image style and watermark.
- 3
Review and approve
Compose one post or turn on Autopilot, then approve what's queued.
Questions
AI social posting questions, answered.
Which networks does it post to?
Facebook Pages and the Instagram business or creator accounts linked to them, through Meta's official API. Personal Facebook profiles aren't supported; that's a Meta rule.
Will it ever post without my approval?
Not unless you choose that. Autopilot and API posts wait in the review queue by default, and posts you write yourself ask you to confirm. Auto-publish exists, but you have to turn it on yourself for each Autopilot or API call.
Where do the facts come from?
Only from your content. Composed posts use the link, text or items you give it. Autopilot uses the sources you tick on your brand's Content sources page: the help articles, docs and web pages your chat answers use, plus any sitemap, RSS feed or links you add. It is told never to invent facts, and you review every post.
What does it cost?
It's included in the Growth and Enterprise plans, or as an add-on on any plan. Writing is billed like the rest of Yaplet's AI: captions cost fractions of a cent per post and images a few cents each, with the price on the button before you click. Autopilot shows a cost estimate before you turn it on. If the AI fails to write a post, you aren't charged for it.
Won't it start repeating itself?
Before Autopilot writes, it compares the new topic with the ones it already covered. If it's too close, it moves on, and it works through all your themes before it returns to one. The composer compares each draft with your last 90 days of posts and warns you about overlaps.
Can it post when I publish a blog post?
Yes. One API call with your Yaplet API key and the article link, and in about two minutes the posts are waiting in your review queue, or published if you chose that. Code examples are in the dashboard.
What about Instagram's rules?
Handled. Images are sized for Instagram automatically, captions stay under its 2,200-character limit, and AI-made images are marked as AI-made, so Meta can show its own "AI info" label on Facebook and Instagram.
What is the first comment?
Yaplet writes a comment and posts it under your post when it goes live. On Facebook it can carry your source link. On Instagram, where links in comments aren't clickable, it stays link-free. If a comment fails, the post itself is untouched.
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