01 — What's inside

One composer.
Every channel.

The Social Poster composer: a post with a picture of Dollop going to four of the workspace’s accounts, with a live preview on Bluesky and a character count
The composer: one post, a preview for every account it goes to.

Every account, its own rules

X, Threads, Instagram, TikTok, Bluesky, Mastodon, LinkedIn, Facebook Pages and webhooks. Each account gets its own counter and live preview, and its limits are checked before anything goes out.

Threads stay threads

A thread goes out as replies where a network has threads, and as one post where it doesn’t. Too long for one post? Split it into a thread, numbered if you like.

Photos, video, GIFs

Attach pictures and videos in the order you want them, or find a GIF on GIPHY without leaving the composer. AI describes every picture, so people who use screen readers get the post too.

AI that edits with you

Proofread, improve clarity, adjust the tone or rewrite, then review every change before you keep it. Write for a Client Hub client and it follows their brief. Links, @mentions and #hashtags are never touched.

Straight to the queue

With Social Media, the composer and the phone apps also send a post to a queue: at its next free time, at a time you pick, or to a reviewer for approval.

Drafts and an archive

Drafts save themselves and are shared with the workspace, and a newer save is never overwritten. The archive shows what went where. One post to rule them all.

02 — In your pocket

Post from anywhere.
Yes, even there.

The iOS and Android apps have the same composer, drafts and archive as the web, in every workspace you are in.

The Social Poster iPhone app composing a post to Bluesky, Instagram, Threads and X, with a picture of Dollop whose description is ticked and 114 of 280 characters used

The composer, pocket-sized

Every account’s counter and limits, threads, pictures with their descriptions and the AI edits, as on the web. An iPhone keeps posting after you lock it, with the progress on the Lock Screen.

Drafts in the Social Poster iPhone app: one from Sam Rivera with a picture of Dollop for four accounts, and a one-liner from Priya Nair for Northwind Roasters

Drafts that follow you

Start a post on the bus and finish it at your desk. Drafts belong to the workspace, so whatever a colleague or your agent saved is waiting here too.

The archive in the Social Poster iPhone app, grouped by day, with a green tick beside every account each post went out to

What went where

Every post by day, with a tick or a cross for each account. If one account failed, try it again from the phone without posting twice everywhere else.

03 — With your agent

Your agent drafts.
You say yes.

Give your agent Social Poster and it sees the accounts you can post to and their limits, writes and saves drafts, rewrites with the workspace’s writing modes and describes pictures.

It works with text and links, and reuses pictures already in a draft. Publishing is a separate permission that acts in public, in your name: you give it or keep it, and the agent is told to ask you first.

Connect one from the Agents page of your workspace. How agents fit in.

Things to ask it

  • Turn this release note into a thread and save it as a draft.
  • Make the draft shorter for X and keep the link.
  • What did we post last week, and where?

Feed us
a brief.

A Kempu team with a brand, a site or a launch on the way? Tell us what it is and when it needs to exist. Outside Kempu, with an idea that stretches us? We’d love to hear it. The robots are hungry.

Dollop, the little Slop robot, on top of a rickety wooden stepladder, tenderly spoon-feeding orange jelly to a marble bust of David