Agents draft. You approve every post.

Free for 5 teams this November. Set up in your first five days, or your seat goes to the next team. Read the tester contract

The EpicSocial Pipeline on 8 November 2026: four columns, Ideas, Drafts, Scheduled and Posted, each with its count; drafts wait for you, and the board switches to Rows, Week or Full width.

How a post is made

These are my real screens from today, not mockups. I run my own Reddit and X on it.

A campaign's brief as a deck: slide 3, The bet, with a box to ask for a change to that slide.
Every campaign starts from a short brief you own, one slide at a time.
  1. You give it ideas

    A sentence or a voice note is enough. The Scout adds topics it finds.

  2. The Writer drafts

    Each post comes with a diagram or a screen, in your voice, for your brief.

  3. You say yes, or not yet

    Schedule it, send it back with a note, or drop it. Nothing goes out before your yes.

A post page: the X thread for this call in labelled parts, one per post of the thread: the hook, the body with its lists, and the call to action.
Every post has its own page: the text, when it goes out, and each version you asked for.
Drafts to approve on a phone: held drafts with Schedule, Give feedback and Don't post.
Drafts to approve, from your phone.

Five personas, one job each

The team wakes each one on a schedule. They pass work along in one repo, so nobody asks you where things stand.

  • Scout

    Finds topics and threads worth answering in your communities.

  • Writer

    Drafts each post and its picture from your ideas and your brief.

  • Publisher

    Posts what you approved, at its slot, within each community’s rules.

  • Responder

    Drafts answers to replies, and they wait for you too.

  • Reporter

    Reads the numbers and sends you one short digest in the evening.

The deal, plainly

It is early and rough. I’d rather have five teams who really use it than fifty who sign up.

The five-day ruleIf your team isn’t set up within your first five days, I give your seat to the next team. Your five days start when I send your login.
What you getYour own team for your Reddit and/or X, in a private space only you log into. I draft your brief from your application and you correct it in the app. While it is rough, you reach me by voice note. No calls needed.
What I’d ask of you
  • A few ideas a week.
  • Approve or comment on drafts, ideally within a day.
  • One voice note a week from the app. Nobody listens to it: we only transcribe it.
  • About four weeks: the launch window, November 2026.
The tester contract, with the rules and limits
What to be comfortable with
  • Agents drafting in your name from your ideas. You approve every post.
  • Logging into your X and/or Reddit once in a private browser only your team uses, so it can post what you approved. Log it out any time; until then you still get the drafts.
  • Rough edges. Things will break; I fix them fast and tell you.
A case study, if you likeDuring the launch I’d like to show one or two real teams at work. You read and OK every line first, and saying no has no effect on your application.

Freefor 5 teams, four weeks

No card, nothing to pay, nothing renews. What you ask of your team on top of its schedule comes from an allowance that refills every five hours.

I pick the 5 strongest applications, not the first 5. Read the tester contract

Apply in two minutes

Yes or no to each requirement, a few lines on how you’d use it, and whether you’d be part of a case study. I read every application myself and email you either way.

What happens next

I set up your team and send your login with your voice note link. Your five days start then. No call to book.

Your application is in. Thank you.

What happens next:

  1. Your answers are saved and I get a note about them straight away.
  2. I read every application myself and email you either way, to the address you gave.
  3. If you’re picked, I set up your team and send your login with your voice note link. Your five days start then. Nothing to pay.

Typo in your email, or changed an answer? Send the form again with the same email: the newest answers replace the old ones.

That didn’t go through. Check the email address and try again.
Please answer yes or no to every question, then send it again.
The requirements: yes or no to each

Do you have an X and/or Reddit account you post from?

Are you comfortable with agents drafting posts that you approve before anything goes out?

Are you comfortable logging into your X and/or Reddit once in a private browser your team uses, so it can post what you approved?

Will you leave one voice note a week from the app, about how it went? We only transcribe it, nobody listens.

Are you available during the launch window (November 2026, about four weeks)?

Will your team be set up in your first five days (your brief, a few ideas, a first draft judged)?

Would you be part of a real-life case study during the launch (you OK every line first)?

I keep your email and answers privately, only to pick testers and contact you about the test. No newsletter, no sharing. Ask me to delete them any time.