Nobody's coming to run your socials.

Not unless you tell it to. Out of the box every post waits for your yes. There's a dial: leave it where it starts and nothing moves without you, or turn it up and Jack drafts overnight and queues them after a window unless you step in. Turning that dial is a deliberate act, and you can turn it back.

Then tell him to shut up. It's the bottom of the same dial: he writes nothing, and what you type goes out word for word, to every account you've connected, at your posting times. Nothing comes off your monthly ideas because nothing was written. No cards or carousels either, since a card is mostly writing. Turn the dial back up whenever you want him drafting again.

Instagram, LinkedIn, Threads, Bluesky, X, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, Reddit and Pinterest. Your plan decides how many accounts you connect at once, not which ones.

Tell Jack what's wrong and he rewrites. Say it twice and you can make it permanent: "no hashtags" becomes a standing rule he never forgets. The voice fitting is twenty questions ending with a sample written back to you, so you can correct the impression rather than describe the voice.

No. Your words are used to write your posts and nothing else. We don't sell data, we don't advertise, and we don't train models on your content. Close your account and it's deleted within thirty days, minus the billing records the law makes us keep.

Point Jack at it. Every new issue becomes posts on the platforms you can reach, facts from the issue, voice from your profile, linking back. Nothing gets posted to the newsletter: that road doesn't exist. Your back catalogue is there too, one at a time, when you want it.

Yours. Nine questions fit a design system to your colours, type and wordmark, and every card and carousel wears it. Jack writes the words first and shows you those before anything is drawn, so you're never talked out of a bad idea by a nice-looking picture.

Whenever you like, from your own settings, no email to write. What you've paid for runs to the end of the month and then stops. Your posts are yours: they were published from your accounts, and they stay there.

That's mostly where it lives. Chuck a half-thought or a photo at Jack from wherever you are, argue with the draft, tap to queue. There's a web app and there's Telegram, and they are the same thing from two directions.