Switching client changes everything below the switcher. Not just a filter on a shared list. All data save.
Each client's positioning and tone of voice sit on the account, so every AI draft sounds like that client — not like your agency.
Logos, photography and video live in that client's library, searchable by name and keyword — and never offered to another client's post.
Assign only the team who should see a client. Freelancers get one account, not the agency.
The client's own connected channels, plus their Slack or Notion. Credentials scoped to that account and revocable on their own.
The full performance view. Each post, full campaigns, any channel. See what works.
Row-level security enforces tenant separation below the app so client data can't leak sideways even by mistake.
Your client's own reply guy answers community comments and posts on the accounts you follow. Own voice, always in the context.
Your AI assistant knows your client, what's in progress and what needs to be done. And helps each user to manage their work smoothly.
The workflow is yours to name and reorder. Put a review stage where your client sits, and nothing reaches a channel until that stage is cleared with the audit trail to show it.
Check what's up today. Your AI assistant tells you what's ready and what needs to be done, and you just review, confirm or give new instructions. Everything runs in autopilot, nothing gets stuck.
Three drafts held by a rule, two waiting on the client. Approve, retone or bounce back with a note.
One brief per client, each drafted into a phased sequence you edit rather than write.
Replies arrive drafted per client voice. Send the easy ones, escalate the rest.
Review what has been done and how it performed. Prepare for tomorrow and the week ahead.
When a client needs a video editor for a week or a strategist for a day, book a Wizard from inside the client account. Proposal, payment, files and rating stay on the job — and the delivered work lands in that client's assets.
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