Knowledge base
Guides on connecting platforms, publishing, payments and content generation.
Getting Started: From Account to First Post
The order of first steps: connect a social network account, create a project of the right type, set a schedule, and check the first posts before publication.
Dzen: Connecting a Channel via RSS Feed
Dzen has no publishing API: the platform provides the channel with an RSS feed, and Dzen pulls the content from it. We cover connection, domain verification, and platform requirements.
How the platform writes texts and why a post may be rejected
What affects the final text: the model, channel rules, and platform requirements. A breakdown of the reasons why a post is rejected before publication and what to do about it.
Accounts and proxies: how to connect platforms
Each platform has its own connection method: community key, sign-in via the platform service, bot token, or RSS feed. We explain the procedure, the role of proxies, and what to do if verification fails.
Telegram: bot publishes, account reads sources
In Telegram, the platform works through two independent entities. A bot publishes posts to your channel; a personal account is only needed to read source channels. We break down what to connect in your case.
Plans, credits, and limits: what you pay for
The platform has two independent things: a plan gives limits and features, credits are spent on AI work. We break down what's included in plans, how consumption is calculated, what happens when your balance hits zero, and after the term ends.
What else is in the dashboard: links, cards, access, and support
Besides autoposting, the platform offers a link shortener with click statistics, digital cards with analytics, shared project access, notifications, and support with knowledge base answers.