ZavodMedia

Platform Features

The platform takes material, rewrites it through AI, draws an image, checks the post against platform requirements, and publishes on schedule. Below is what happens at each step and what you configure.

Two ways to get content

The methods are independent: you can run some channels using sources and others via a content plan.

Rewrite projects

The platform reads Telegram channels you've designated as sources and rewrites their posts to match your channel's style.

  • Sources are public Telegram channels, each with its own selection rules.
  • Each project has its own text model and a backup one in case the primary fails.
  • The channel's style and post caption are defined via plain text, no programming required.
  • Duplicates are filtered out by content matching—this check can be disabled for notification channels.

News channels, aggregators, cross-posting between platforms.

Content plans

No source needed: AI generates topics based on your description, and the platform schedules the ready-made posts.

  • Topics and headlines are generated in advance; the queue is replenished once a day up to the daily quota.
  • Each topic has its own model, image style, and description.
  • Posts appear in the queue ahead of time — you can edit and rearrange them.
  • Each platform has its own content plan: Dzen gets articles, Pinterest gets collections.

Brands, services, and stores that don't have their own source of material.

How one post goes through

Every step is logged: if a post fails to be sent, you can see exactly where it stopped.

  1. 1

    Material

    A post from a source channel or a topic from the content plan. Sources are read continuously, topics are prepared in advance.

  2. 2

    Rewrite

    The text model rewrites the material to match the channel style and requested length. If the primary model fails, the backup kicks in, and this is recorded in the log.

  3. 3

    Image

    A description of the image is assembled from the post text, and the graphic model generates it according to the platform's format. Your layers are overlaid: logo, title, background.

  4. 4

    Check

    The post is checked against the platform's requirements: text length, title length, attachment count. If too long, it is rejected with a reason, not cut off mid-sentence.

  5. 5

    Publication

    The post is sent in the scheduled time slot according to your time zone. If the platform returns an error, the reason is saved and a notification is sent.

Text and AI

A unique model for each project

The text and graphic models are selected separately for each project and each content plan topic. All models work through a single gateway — no separate API keys needed.

Backup model

If the primary model is unavailable, a preselected backup performs the rewrite. The switch is not hidden: the fact of switching is logged.

Channel style in your own words

The style is defined with plain text: what the channel is about, how to address the reader, what to avoid mentioning. A separate caption is set and appended to every post.

Headlines and length for the platform

The model is instructed to fit within the platform's limit beforehand, not to truncate the text afterwards. For Dzen it's an article of tens of thousands of characters, for Pinterest it's eight hundred.

Images

An image for every post

The image description is assembled from the post text, so the image is relevant to the material, not pulled from a generic set.

Platform formats

Regular post, Instagram and TikTok carousel, Pinterest collection, Zen article cover in social media preview proportions.

Watermarks and layers

A logo, post title, background, and custom-font text are overlaid on the image. Layers are configured separately for each platform and are visible in the preview.

Your own images work too

You can upload or manually replace an image before publishing — generation is not mandatory.

Schedule and control

Slots in your time zone

The schedule is set by publication times for each day of the week. The time zone is taken from your profile, so no recalculation is needed.

Auto-approval or manual moderation

A post can go out immediately or wait for your confirmation. The second mode is handy when starting a channel while the style is being fine-tuned.

Editing before publishing

Text, title, and image can be changed in the queue. Changes are checked against platform limits right away: an unsuitable post will not be accepted.

Clear rejection reason

If a platform rejects a post, the card shows the reason in your language, not an error code. Access keys are hidden in error texts.

Accounts and platforms

Nine platforms

Telegram, VK, OK, Zen, Instagram, Pinterest, TikTok, YouTube, and MAX. Each is connected separately and works independently of the others.

Your own accounts and keys

Publishing is done under your name: a Telegram bot, a VK community key, a Zen feed, an Instagram business account. The platform does not create accounts for you.

Proxy for accounts

You can assign a proxy to an account and check its operation from the panel. Useful where a platform pays attention to the connection address.

VK login via VK ID

Community keys can be obtained by logging in via VK ID, without collecting them manually in each group's settings.

Alongside publishing

Short links

You can shorten a link in the panel and see clicks on it — no separate service is needed.

Digital business cards

A mini-page with contacts and links, a QR code, and a contact card for a phone. Link clicks are counted.

Notifications

Messages about a post not being sent, a plan expiring, or insufficient balance. They arrive in the panel and via email, each in your language.

Interface in 21 languages

The panel, emails, and error texts are fully translated, including languages with different alphabets.

Each platform has its own rules

Length limits, number of attachments, file formats, and connection methods differ. The platform page collects what the platform can do specifically for it.

TelegramVKontakteOdnoklassnikiDzenInstagramPinterestTikTokYouTubeMAX
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Frequently asked questions

Do I need my own social media accounts?

Yes. The platform publishes on your behalf, so you need your channel, community, or business account. What exactly is required for a specific platform is stated on its page.

Whose AI models are used?

Models from third-party developers, accessible through a single gateway. You choose a model for the project from a list and can change it at any time — your own keys from model developers are not needed.

Can I check posts manually?

Yes. The project has a mode where each post awaits confirmation. Text, title, and image can be adjusted before publishing.

What happens if a post exceeds a platform limit?

It will not be sent truncated. The platform checks text and title length before sending, rejects the post, and logs the reason — you will see exactly what to fix.

Does the platform make videos?

No. The platform works with text and images. For YouTube and MAX, this means publishing to already finished materials, not creating videos.

How many sources can I connect?

It depends on the plan: from five on the Free plan to unlimited on the top tier. Exact numbers are on the pricing page.

See how it works on your channel

The Free plan lets you build a complete project: connect a platform, set the style, and see ready-made posts in the queue.

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