Schedule once, publish everywhere
One composer, every connected account, and a calendar that shows the whole week at a glance. Posts publish natively through each platform's API — nothing waits for you to confirm on a phone.
One draft, adapted per platform
Write the caption once and pick the accounts. The composer shows a live preview per platform and applies each network's own rules as you type: caption limits, aspect ratios, allowed media types, and which content types that account actually supports. A post that cannot publish is flagged while you are still writing it.
A calendar you can move things on
Switch between a week grid and a month view, drag a post to a new slot to change its publish time, and open any card to edit or duplicate it. Each account keeps its own queue, so a busy Instagram schedule never hides what LinkedIn is doing that day.
Your time zone, not ours
Every workspace sets its own time zone and week start, and the calendar, the queue, and the API all read from it. Times in the past are refused at the point of scheduling rather than accepted and quietly dropped by the platform later.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I schedule the same post to several accounts at once?
- Yes. Select any number of connected accounts in the composer. Each one gets its own preview, and you can override the caption or the media for a single account without breaking the others.
- What happens if a platform rejects a scheduled post?
- The post is marked failed with the reason the platform returned, and it stays in the queue so you can fix and retry it. Failures are also delivered as a webhook event if you are driving eksis through the API.
Keep reading
- One queue for every conversation Comments and direct messages from all your connected accounts arrive in the same place, in the order they came in, with the post they belong to attached.
- Answer the repetitive half automatically Most incoming messages are the same handful of questions. A rule catches those, replies in seconds, and leaves the rest of the queue for a person.
- Drive the whole product from your own code The API is not a separate developer tier. It is on every paid plan, with the same rate limits published in the docs and an API key you generate yourself.
Start on the free plan
Connect two accounts, schedule your first week, and see whether it fits. No card, no trial countdown.
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