Social publishing infrastructure

Your social media operation, finally in one place.

Plan, create, approve, schedule, publish, engage, and understand performance across every social channel, from one organized workspace.

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Publishing to:

LinkedIn
X
Instagram
Threads

Built for creators, businesses, teams, and agencies

The Social UGC workspace: home dashboard with cadence, pending approvals, performance, and per-platform activity. — *app.socialugc — workspace*

One organized social workspace
Platform-isolated publishing services
Human-controlled automation
0+ automated tests^*
Built for creators, businesses, teams & agencies

*Counted across the platform on August 6, 2026.

The problem

Your social media runs on ten tools that don’t talk to each other.

A scheduler here, a spreadsheet there, approvals buried in DMs, analytics in four dashboards that never agree. The work isn’t hard — it’s scattered.

Repetitive manual publishing, platform by platform
Missed posting schedules and broken streaks
Approvals scattered across chats and email
Assets spread over five drives and folders
Analytics fragmented across every native dashboard
Automation you can’t fully trust with your accounts

The transformation

One workspace. The whole operation.

Social UGC replaces the scattered stack and keeps you in control of every post that ships.

The platform

Three systems. One operation.

Plan & Orchestrate

Everyone knows what’s being created, who owns it, what’s approved, and when it ships.

Content calendars
Campaign organization
Brand & voice profiles
Topic discovery
Drafts & team review
Approval workflows
Multi-brand workspaces

Autopilot scheduling in Social UGC: posting cadence, time windows, and content mix controls.

Publish & Automate

Consistent publishing everywhere, without repetitive manual work or loss of control.

Scheduling & queues
Automatic publishing
Platform-native adaptation
Autopilot controls
Rate-limit protection
Human-like pacing
Failure recovery
Account-health safeguards

The Social UGC publishing queue: posts with review, published, and rendering statuses across platforms.

Engage, Learn & Grow

See what works, respond faster, improve every campaign.

Unified engagement
Comments & replies
Relationship memory
Analytics & campaign performance
Audience insights
Content-quality evaluation
Voice learning
Recommendations from past performance

Social UGC insights: performance overview across connected accounts.

How it works

One campaign, start to shipped.

Idea
Plan
Create
Review
Approve
Schedule
Publish

One campaign. Platform-native everywhere.

Ready to run your social operation from one place?

Inside the product

The workspace, up close.

Scheduling controls: posting cadence, active time windows, and content mix. — *Autopilot · schedule*

Approval workflow: a draft scored 6.2 with reviewer feedback and publish, regenerate, and delete actions. — *Posts · review*

Publishing queue with needs-review, published, and rendering statuses. — *Posts · queue*

Insights overview across connected accounts. — *Insights*

Platform-native publishing

One campaign. Four native posts.

Social UGC adapts format, length, and tone to the platform each campaign is heading to, instead of copy-pasting the same text four times.

Campaign

“Consistency beats volume”

A 90-day study of our own posting schedules, turned into one campaign brief.

LinkedIn · insight

We tracked 90 days of posting schedules across four platforms. Consistency — not volume — predicted account growth. Here’s the operational playbook we landed on.

X · observation

Volume doesn’t grow accounts. Consistency does.
90 days of data, one conclusion.

Instagram · visual

Save this for your next planning session.

Threads · conversational

Hot take after 90 days of tracking our own posting: the streak matters more than the banger. Anyone else seeing this?

Currently publishing to LinkedIn, X, Instagram, and Threads. More channels as each integration reaches production reliability.

Who it’s for

Built for how you actually work.

Run a multi-platform presence, solo.

Plan once, publish everywhere, keep your voice. Social UGC handles the repetitive publishing work while every post stays yours to approve.

Social media shouldn’t be an operations job.

“Automation should not remove human control. It should remove repetitive operational work, so people can spend more time on ideas, relationships, creativity, and growth.”
— Founder, Social UGC

The story

Built because the stack was broken.

Social UGC started with a practical problem: operating a serious presence on four platforms meant a scheduler, a writing tool, an approvals thread, an inbox, two analytics dashboards, and a spreadsheet holding it all together. Every tool solved one slice. Nothing connected the lifecycle.

The obvious shortcut (a thin interface on top of third-party integration providers) came with their limitations, their rate limits, and their outages. So Social UGC took the longer road: a provider-independent operating layer with an isolated publishing service per platform, so one platform’s failure never touches another.

Around that core, the platform is being built out as real infrastructure: controlled publishing with human-like pacing, review and approval systems, account-health safeguards, analytics, brand memory, content-quality checks, and a learning loop that improves with every campaign. In active development, rolling out in stages.

In active development · Early access open

Founder photo

Workflows

What teams run on Social UGC.

Campaign planning

Turn ideas and briefs into an organized calendar with owners, assets, and target dates.

Approval workflows

Drafts scored, explained, and held for review. Nothing ships without a decision.

Multi-platform scheduling

One cadence per account, adapted per platform, published on time without babysitting.

Multi-brand management

Separate workspaces, voices, and calendars for every brand or client you run.

Content repurposing

Take a post that worked and queue platform-native variations everywhere else.

Engagement management

Comments and replies handled in your voice: paced, deduped, and always reviewable.