AI-powered social media scheduler for all platforms
Music logging app and album tracker where you rate, review, and log the records you love, and discuss them without discord.
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Freemium
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Pricing
Free Plan: 1-day free trial with all features unlocked, no credit card required. Pro Plan: $9/mo for unlimited platforms, posts, 2000 AI credits per month, AI image generation, scheduling, analytics, and priority support. Extra Workspace: $9/mo each.
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Key features
AI caption and hashtag generation powered by Gemini AI
Schedule posts across 30+ social media platforms
CSV bulk import for scheduling hundreds of posts at once
Calendar view for visual scheduling
AI-powered best-time posting detection
Real-time post preview on each platform
Anti-block engine with smart rate limiting
Analytics dashboard with engagement tracking and heatmaps
Team collaboration with custom permissions and approval workflows
Integrations with ChatGPT, Claude, Zapier, Make, and REST API
Log and track albums in your personal dislography
Private star ratings that only you can see
Write detailed album reviews with experience-first prompts
Follow listeners and build a friends-first feed
Browse and search albums without creating an account
Weekly editor's picks tied to New Music Friday
View highest-weighted community reviews
Web app accessible on phones and desktops
What makes it different
10x more affordable than traditional tools at $9/month for unlimited platforms
AI-first platform with built-in Gemini AI for content creation
One-day free trial with all features unlocked, no credit card required
Supports 30+ social media platforms from one unified dashboard
Anti-block engine and OAuth2 security to protect accounts 24/7
Private ratings so you rate honestly without judgment
Designed specifically for albums listened to in sequence, not individual songs
Friends-first feed instead of algorithm-driven discovery
Connect with people through musical taste rather than traditional social metrics