Several accounts, one head

Run every account from one calendar, with the approvals you need

Three clients, one week view. A writer drafts, an approver releases, and nothing goes to the wrong page — because roles decide who can press what.

PlanDraftApprovePublish
The loop a community manager runs every week.

01

What changes when the tool matches the job

One week, every account
The calendar shows all accounts side by side, so a gap on Thursday is visible before Thursday.
Approval as a state, not an email
A post is written, approved or scheduled. The approver releases it from a queue; nobody retypes a caption from a screenshot.
Roles, not shared passwords
Owner, admin, editor, viewer. Remove one person without touching anyone else — and never hand out a network password.

02

How a week goes

  1. 01

    Monday: plan the week

    Fill the posting slots from a sheet or the composer. Cross-post where it fits, skip where it does not.

  2. 02

    Tuesday: approvals

    The client or the lead opens the queue, reads each post as it will appear, and releases or sends it back with a note.

  3. 03

    The rest: let it run

    The worker publishes at each minute, retries if a network hiccups, and tells you in Telegram if something needs a human.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Short answers to what people ask before signing up.

Facebook Pages, Instagram (Professional accounts post directly; personal ones get a reminder at the scheduled minute), TikTok, LinkedIn, Pinterest boards and X. Each one connects through its own login — Postgust never sees your password.

Run every account from one calendar, with the approvals you need

Built for creators and small labels who post everywhere and have better things to do at 7pm.