Your company posts every day.
You never open it.
Vexo learns what your company sells, plans a run of posts that never repeat, writes each one with a real photograph, and publishes on the days you choose.
LinkedIn · X · Facebook · Instagram · Threads · YouTube · TikTok
Goes out as
- LinkedInwaiting
- Xwaiting
- Facebookwaiting
- Threadswaiting
- Instagramwaiting
Written once. Fitted to each one, threaded where it has to be, and held back where it needs a picture.
Most companies stop posting in week three. Not because they run out of things to say, but because nobody owns the next one.
Everywhere you already are
Seven networks, one decision.
Choose where it goes once. Every post after that is written for all of them and sized for each.
- LinkedIn
Company page and personal
- X
Posts, threaded past 280
- Facebook
Pages, with photography
- Instagram
Posts and Reels
- Threads
Text posts
- YouTube
Uploads and Shorts
- TikTok
Narrated video
One post. All of them.
Written once, then fitted to each one. Threaded where it is too long, held back where it needs a picture.
Running now
This is the whole loop.
Four steps, on repeat, without anyone opening a calendar.
- Reads
Your page, your last posts, how you already write.
- Plans
A week of topics, each one different from the last.
- Writes
In your voice, to the people your market is chasing.
- Publishes
Everywhere you are connected, on your schedule.
01Writes as "we"
02About 140 words
03No emoji, ever
04Closes on a statement
05Three short paragraphs
Every tool in this market writes posts. The writing was never the hard part.
- It decides what to write about
- A prompt box makes you bring the idea. Vexo reads your site and your last posts, plans a run of topics that do not repeat, and brings you the week.
- It sounds like your account
- It measures how you already write. Length, person, whether you use emoji at all. Then it holds itself to that, rather than to a house style with your logo on it.
- It does not need you
- Approve each post if you want to. Or set the days and the hour and never open it, which is the only version that survives a busy quarter.
How it works
Four decisions, made once.
- 01
It reads your company
Give it your site once. Vexo works out what you sell, who buys it, and what those people are stuck on, then writes from that rather than from a template.
- 02
It plans a run, not a post
Topics are decided in a batch and spread across the weeks ahead, so no two posts make the same point. You can read the plan and drop anything you do not want.
- 03
It writes something worth stopping for
A feed shows two lines before it hides the rest, so the first line is the whole pitch for reading the post. Every draft carries a real photograph, not an illustration.
- 04
It posts on your days
Choose the days and the hour in your own timezone. One post per day you selected. Approve each one, or let them go out on their own.
Everything in one place