X assistant that integrates with Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor to research your niche, score AI-written posts and publish them on X
Social media scheduler with AI agents for planning, drafting and publishing campaigns
Stage
Startup
Not given
Founded
Not given
Not given
Based in
Not given
VN
Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Starter $9/month or $90/year (100 credits per month); Pro $29/month or $290/year (700 credits per month); Ultra $49/month or $490/year (1,500 credits per month). A post costs 1 credit, 2 with a first reply or link. Unused credits last 3 months. All plans include 14 days free with 50 credits.
Standard: $23/month ($276 billed yearly); Growth: $39/month ($468 billed yearly); Pro: $79/month ($948 billed yearly); Agency: $239/month ($2868 billed yearly). All prices in USD with 20% discount when billed yearly.
Key features
Daily niche research: top posts for keywords and X trends
Weekly analysis of reference account and own account performance
Post scoring from 0 to 100 using TypeSafe's Jev judgment model
Automatic rewrites up to 3 rounds for posts below pass mark
Schedule posts up to 3 weeks in advance
Optional first reply with link below each post
Credit-based pricing: 1 credit per post, 2 with reply or link
Unused credits last 3 months
Campaign planning with connected posts
Publishing calendar with weekly overview
Team approval workflows
MCP integration with AI assistants
Multi-channel social scheduling
AI image generation
Draft editing and regeneration
What makes it different
Works inside your existing AI without a separate editor or new subscription
Runs no writing model; your AI writes, Kalen researches and scores
Nothing publishes without your explicit approval in chat
Scores posts against what works in your niche and your own best posts
Publishes through X's official API with optional first reply for links
One workflow from idea to published post without leaving the platform
Team approval workflows built in for collaborative review
AI campaigns generate multiple coordinated posts from one brief