Everything OneClickPostFactory does today — described in plain English. No roadmap promises, no enterprise checkboxes you won't use, no vague AI magic.
Subreddits, Reddit authors and RSS feeds become the starting point for every post. Each source is hashed and deduped — nothing gets republished by accident.
Each source post is broken into multiple reusable angles. Banked angles fill open slots before the agent fetches anything new, so good ideas don't get lost.
Threads, Instagram, LinkedIn, X — each gets its own draft, written in the right tone and length for that platform. No paste-the-same-caption-four-times.
An image is generated for Instagram posts only when Instagram drafting is enabled — using your OpenAI key. Other platforms stay text-first.
A predictable cadence at 05:00, 07:00, 12:00 and 15:00 in your timezone. You can review, edit or skip any slot before it publishes.
If three platforms ship and one fails, the successful post IDs are preserved and only the missing platform is retried. Failures stay visible with a plain-English next action.
Sources are deduped on title, body and URL hash — edits to the same Reddit post don't re-trigger drafts or burn another slot.
Drafting, angle extraction and image prompting all run on your OpenAI key. We don't proxy or resell tokens — you control the model and the bill.
Every fetch, draft and publish writes to a runtime log with the platform, slot and outcome — so you can see exactly what the queue did last night.
Edit a draft, skip a slot, or release an angle back into the bank from the Queue view. Automation runs by default; you're never locked out.
Every successful publish stores the external post ID returned by the platform. Click through from history to the live post on Threads, LinkedIn, Instagram or X.
The Credentials view shows which platforms are connected and which need attention, so you always know why a slot didn't ship.
We document the absence as carefully as the presence. If you need any of these today, OneClickPostFactory is not the right fit — and we'd rather you know now.