Social Autopilot

Show up every week without writing a post.

Pick a day and a time once. Every week AI drafts a post in your voice, per platform. Approve with one click, or turn on auto-publish once it has earned it.

Included in the one plan. No credit card during the private beta.

The Social Autopilot screen in Yorvana, shown with demo data

Demo data. Buddy Boy Barbecue is a fictional business.

Without Yorvana

  • Three posts in January and nothing until June
  • The same text pasted into four platforms
  • Writing captions at 11pm on a Sunday
  • Paying a scheduler and still writing everything yourself

With Yorvana

  • A drafted post waiting on the day you chose
  • Written per platform, not copy-pasted
  • One click to approve, or fully automatic
  • Nothing publishes until it passes verification
01

You set the rhythm once

Choose the day of the week and the hour. That is the whole configuration. From then on the work arrives on schedule instead of depending on you remembering.

02

Every post is checked before it goes out

Drafts pass a verification panel before publishing, and the system fails closed: if the check cannot run, the post does not go. This is the part that makes auto-publish reasonable rather than reckless. It is your name on the post, and a confidently wrong sentence about your own prices is worse than no post at all.

03

Approve until you trust it, then stop approving

Most owners approve each post for the first few weeks, watch what it writes, then switch auto-publish on for the platforms they are comfortable with. You can go back to approving at any time.

What is included

  • Weekly cadence: pick a day and hour
  • Per-platform drafts, not one text reused
  • Written from your brand voice
  • One-click approve or edit
  • Optional auto-publish, per platform
  • Verification gate that fails closed
  • Media library so posts are not text-only

Questions

Which platforms can it publish to?
Facebook, Instagram, X and TikTok through a connected account, plus Google Posts. You connect the ones you use and leave the rest.
What if it writes something wrong?
That is what the verification step and the approval queue are for. Until you turn on auto-publish nothing reaches a platform without you reading it.
Can I schedule my own posts too?
Yes. Autopilot fills the weeks you would otherwise skip; it does not take the calendar over.
Will every post sound the same?
It varies the type of post across weeks rather than repeating one formula. It is still worth reading the first month's worth before automating.

Social Autopilot is one of twelve.

Every one of them is in the same plan.

Put your social on a schedule you do not have to keep.