This week
Twelve slots across four channels
[ The AI social media manager ]
Stop running social. Start approving it.
It plans the week, writes in your voice, and queues every post across every channel. Then it stops and waits for you. Nothing goes live without your yes.
It runs the work. You keep the last word.
01 / Plan
Agent drafts the calendar
02 / Collaborate
Agent gathers the brief
03 / Create
Agent drafts in brand voice
04 / Review
You approve
05 / Publish
Agent ships what you approved
Nothing publishes until you approve it. That is the whole deal.
- X
- Bluesky
- Mastodon
- TikTok
- YouTube
- WordPress
- Discord
- Ghost
- Telegram
- Shopify
It works.
You decide.
An agent you cannot stop is a liability, not an employee. So every draft, every schedule, and every reply lands in one queue and waits. Approve it, edit it, or throw it out in a single pass, from your phone, at the pace you actually work.
Posts · client reviews · agent actions
One queue, decided inline, never five inboxes
- Instagramdrafted 06:12 · queued for 09:00
Spring launch: 4-card carousel
Four new colourways, one weekend. Swipe for the full set, then tell us which one is yours.
- LinkedIndrafted 06:14 · queued for 11:30
Founder note: long form
We said no to three features this quarter. Here is how we decided, and what we built instead.
- Xdrafted 06:15 · held for approval
Reply to a customer thread
Sorry about the delay on your order. It ships today, and we have sent tracking to your inbox.
Set how far it may act on its own, per campaign and per channel. Tighten it mid-flight; the tightest dial always wins.
Your brand kit, your banned words, your house style. It writes inside the lines you drew, or it does not write.
Stop everything.
One switch halts every agent action across the workspace, mid-run, with nothing half-sent to clean up.
It does the week.
You do the yes.
By the time you open it on Monday the week is drafted, matched to each channel, illustrated from your own library, and stacked behind a single approval. What is left is the part only you can do.
Every stage runs itself. Every stage stops at you.
It drafts the quarter into a shared calendar and monday-style projects. You move what you disagree with.
It writes in your voice, tailors each channel, and pulls from a media library that knows what is in it. You fix the one line that is off.
It routes each asset for frame-accurate comments and client sign-off that needs no login. You decide what ships.
It posts what you approved to every connected channel, then reports what landed. You read one number instead of five dashboards.
And what it has to work with
RSS hub
Aggregate and keyword-filter feeds to watch your space, with no AI cost.
Whiteboards
Collaborative canvases for fast, messy thinking, with live cursors.
Team docs
A Notion-style wiki so decisions live next to the work they shape.
Integrations
Canva, Google Drive, Pexels and Pixabay, built right in.
Put it in charge. Keep the keys.
Autonomy is a dial, not a switch. Decide per campaign how far it may go, which channels it may touch, and what it must never say. Then hand it the week. Turn the dial to zero and every surface still works by hand, exactly as before.
- Autonomy dials
- Brand voice
- Kill switch
Everyone else
charges per seat.
Which is a strange way to price a job that one manager used to do. Unitive is flat: $49 a month for up to 10 people, $249 for up to 100 people. Add the reviewer, the client, the intern: the price does not move. Clients who review through a share link never need a seat at all.
And that is one job. The calendar, the media library, the review tool and the reporting deck are already inside the same price. See what that replaces →
Published list prices, mid-tier plans, billed monthly
Compared at ten seats, list prices checked July 2026
Ten people. One month.
- Hootsuite$99 per seat$990/mo
- Sprout Social$199 per seat$1,990/mo
- Unitive Teamflat, any ten people$49/mo
Same ten people. Forty times the bill.
[ Free to start, no credit card ]