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Social Media AutomationSet Rules Once, Run Forever

Queues, auto-post, crosspost routes, campaigns, and more. Set it up once and Aidelly keeps your content moving.

How It Works

Pick a type, set your rules, and let Aidelly run

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Pick an Automation

Choose queues, auto-post, crosspost routes, campaigns, or another type that fits your workflow.

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Set Your Rules

Define sources, slots, destinations, or schedules. Turn on approvals if you want a review step first.

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Aidelly Runs It

New content syndicates, queues drip, routes fan out, and posts land on your calendar automatically.

Why Automate Your Social Media?

Reclaim your time while maintaining a consistent presence

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Reclaim Hours Every Week

Stop writing every post from scratch. Automation generates drafts and schedules them so you only spend time reviewing.

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Never Miss a Posting Day

Automations run even when you are busy, sick, or on vacation. Your social presence stays consistent no matter what.

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Stay On-Brand Automatically

Every generated post uses your brand voice, topics, and style guidelines. Consistent messaging without the manual effort.

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Scale Without Hiring

Handle more platforms and more content without adding headcount. One person can manage like a team.

Example Workflows

Common automation setups our users run

Blog to Social

Connect your RSS feed with auto-post. New articles get AI captions per platform and land in your approval queue.

Evergreen Queue

Build a queue with Mon/Wed/Fri slots. Drop posts in and turn on recycle so the queue never runs dry.

One Publish, Many Accounts

Set a crosspost route from your main LinkedIn to every client workspace. Every publish fans out automatically.

Product Launch Campaign

Create a campaign with shared channels, queue, and route. Every post in the launch inherits the same settings.

Ready to Put Social on Autopilot?

Queues, auto-post, routes, and more. Start free, no credit card required.

Buyer FAQs

Prioritize workflow reliability, approvals, notifications, and clear control over what publishes automatically. Good automation should reduce repetitive work without increasing brand or compliance risk.

Yes for most teams. Approval steps reduce publishing risk and keep brand voice consistent, especially when AI is involved in draft generation or repurposing.

Test a real recurring workflow end-to-end: trigger, draft generation, review, scheduling, and final publish. Evaluate how often humans need to intervene and how clear failure states are.