POST FLOW — Create. Approve. Schedule.

Let’s get your posting system running.

Set it up once. POST FLOW learns what you do, creates a manageable batch of posts, adapts them for your selected platforms, waits for your approval, and schedules them.

Your setup

Tell us about your work

Your brand, offers, audience, tone and links become the source material.

2
Connect your social accounts

Connect once. You never give POST FLOW your social passwords.

3
Choose how often you want to post

We explain the math so “20 posts” does not mean inventing 20 new ideas.

4
Approve your first batch

Nothing publishes until it matches your approval setting.

5
Turn on scheduling

POST FLOW sends approved posts to your connected posting service at the scheduled time.

Not live yet
This week
20 publishes

But only 5 original content pieces.

5
content pieces
×
4
destinations
=
20
published posts
POST FLOW should always show both numbers: original pieces and total publishes. That removes most of the overwhelm.

My Brand

Give POST FLOW enough information to create posts that sound like you instead of generic AI content.

What should we create from?

Content sources

Website pagesAdded
Products / offersAdded
Reviews / testimonials
Books / articles
Photos / videos
Past posts

Why do we need these?

Connect Accounts

The beginner should see one clean connection screen. The posting engine handles platform APIs behind the scenes.

Your social accounts

IG
Instagram
Main account
TT
TikTok
Videos + photo posts
YT
YouTube
Shorts
FB
Facebook
Page / Reels
IN
LinkedIn
Profile or page
+
More platforms
X, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky

Posting connection

Recommended MVP

Use Post Bridge as the social publishing layer. The user connects their accounts there once; POST FLOW uses the approved connection to schedule and publish.

For the first build, each member can connect their own Post Bridge account/API key through a guided setup. Later we can ask Post Bridge about a partner/white-label authorization flow.

Posting Plan

No marketing jargon. The member chooses goals, frequency and boundaries. POST FLOW calculates the workload.

How much do you want to publish?

15 pieces14
14 platforms8
5
pieces
×
4
destinations
=
20
publishes

What should the mix feel like?

Use a preset instead: Creator • Author • Artist • Coach • Local Business

Platform rules

These are plain-English switches, not API settings.

AccountWhat to publishFrequencySpecial rule
Instagram — MainReelsUp to 5/dayTrial Reels only
TikTokVertical video1/dayDirect post
YouTubeShorts3/weekCustom title
FacebookReels + image4/weekAdapt caption

Create Batch

The user tells us what they are promoting. POST FLOW makes the content plan, captions, designs and platform adaptations.

What should this batch support?

Proposed batch

5 content pieces → 20 publishes
#IdeaFormatPurposeDestinations
1The mistake I made before I simplified thisTalking-head / ReelPersonal + usefulIG, TT, YT, FB
23 things to check before you promote your offerCarouselTeachIG, FB, LI, PIN
3Before / after client or project examplePhoto + captionProofIG, FB, LI
4One strong idea from your workshopText-on-videoAuthorityIG, TT, YT, FB
5Invitation to Thursday workshopPromo cardOfferIG, FB, LI, TH

Approve Posts

Every post is shown in plain language with the visual, caption, destination and posting rule. The member can approve one, approve a batch, edit, or reject.

5 waiting Beginner approval mode
What I stopped doing — and why it worked better.
Personal + useful
I used to think consistency meant creating something brand new every single day. It doesn't...
3 things to check before you promote your offer.
Educational carousel
Before you make another post, make sure someone can answer these three questions...
You don't need more content. You need a system.
Short Reel
One idea can become a Reel, a short, a carousel and a useful post — without copying and pasting the exact same thing...

Calendar

The user sees what will happen — not a wall of technical scheduling controls.

18 scheduled 2 need approval
MON 17
9:10 AM · IG Trial Reel
12:30 PM · LinkedIn
4:00 PM · TikTok
TUE 18
8:40 AM · YouTube Short
11:20 AM · IG Trial Reel
5:15 PM · Facebook
WED 19
10:00 AM · IG Trial Reel
12:00 PM · LinkedIn
6:00 PM · TikTok
THU 20
9:30 AM · IG Trial Reel
1:00 PM · Workshop promo
4:30 PM · Facebook
FRI 21
9:20 AM · YouTube Short
12:15 PM · IG Trial Reel
SAT 22
10:45 AM · Facebook
SUN 23
11:30 AM · Weekly story

Analytics

Do not bury newbies in metrics. Tell them what worked, what to make more of, and what to stop doing.

Published
20
5 original pieces
Total views
18.4K
▲ 24% vs last week
Best theme
Personal tips
2.1× your average
Website visits
146
from tracked posts

What is working

Plain-English insight
Make more posts like #1. Personal experience + one useful lesson is outperforming direct promotion. Keep the same content ratio next week and reuse that structure with a different story.

By platform

Instagram Trial Reels8.9KBest
TikTok4.1KSteady
YouTube Shorts3.6KGrowing
Facebook1.8KTest

Rules & Safety

Autopilot should have brakes. New users start cautiously and can increase automation only after the system is working well.

Approval level

Approve everything
Best for beginners
Approve one week at a time
After you trust the system
Autopilot approved content types
Advanced

Posting safeguards

Start slowly on newly connected accounts
Do not duplicate identical content across same-platform accounts
Pause if a platform reports repeated failures
Never publish unapproved claims/testimonials

The automation ladder

LevelUser experienceRecommended
1 — GuidedAI proposes. User approves every post.Start here
2 — BatchUser approves a week at once. System schedules.After 2–4 weeks
3 — RulesPre-approved formats may schedule automatically.Experienced users
4 — AutopilotSystem can create/reuse/schedule within strict limits and alerts.Optional