Thirty days.
You get a plan for the month, not a single caption. The point is that Monday is already drafted on Friday, and you are editing instead of staring at a blank box.
Postwire
Postwire is an AI social media manager for a business that already knows what it sells and does not want to invent a post every morning. It drafts a 30-day plan, writes the posts in your voice, and holds them until you approve. It can also draft the pictures. Nothing posts until you approve the draft. The product site is postwire.app.
What it drafts
You get a plan for the month, not a single caption. The point is that Monday is already drafted on Friday, and you are editing instead of staring at a blank box.
The product’s own description lists 11 platforms. You pick the ones you will really post to. A draft for a network you have abandoned is clutter, and you should turn that network off.
It can draft graphics that follow the brand you set, instead of a generic template with your logo dropped in the corner. You still approve the image with the words.
The queue
Every post lands in an approval queue. You say yes, you edit, or you reject. There is no mode where silence means publish. That is the whole product, and it is the rule we care about.
What you approve and what you reject is how the next month’s drafts move. If you approve everything without reading, the loop learns that. The queue only works if you use it.
The drafts are supposed to sound like the business, from examples you provide. If you have not provided any, the first month will be generic, and that is on the setup, not on a miracle setting.
Where it fits
Kyra is the call and the text from a customer. Postwire does not answer the phone. If both are a mess, they are two products, or one of them is a build.
A cannabis promo still has to be legal to post. Postwire’s queue is where a person catches that. The dispensary page has the claim rules. The queue does not know your regulator for you.
postwire.app has the plans and the product description, including the learn loop. postwire.app/pricing is the plan list. If you want the queue run beside the phone or the leads, say that on the plan.
Questions
A drafter. It builds a 30-day plan, writes the posts, and can make the graphics. You approve each one before it publishes. It is not a person who will run your comments all day, and it is not a promise about reach. The product site is where the current plan list lives.
Not if you leave the draft unapproved. The queue is the product. If a setting somewhere offered to auto-post, we would not tell you to turn it on. The reason to use this, instead of a scheduler full of blanks, is that a person still sees the words.
The product describes 11. Use the ones your customers actually see. Connecting the rest creates drafts you will rubber-stamp, which trains the next month to be worse. Start with two if that is what you can read.
You can run it yourself from postwire.app. If the posts are one piece of a system that also handles leads or the phone, that larger job is a build and it starts on the plan. We will not pretend a social queue is the whole company.
The calendar
If the job is the phone or the quote, name that instead. The product will not cover it, and we would rather say so.
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