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Your AI marketing team, working even when you're not.

From $5 a month. SI included.

How it works, in six steps

  1. 01 Connect
  2. 02 Read
  3. 03 Write
  4. 04 Fit
  5. 05 Publish
  6. 06 Track

Social Autopilot, shown with a sample company.

One idea. Every channel.

Pick a business. Watch one idea become a post for each channel, wait on the calendar, then go live.

At 9:22 AM, it goes out to every channel, each with its link.

Social Autopilot

Uplark, a sample business: on Thursday evening Maya sets today's focus to the launch of status page themes. After midnight Autopilot writes Friday's 9:22 AM post, fits it to eight channels with shorter versions for X, Bluesky, Threads and Mastodon and a title for Reddit, and designs its images. The post waits on the calendar as Scheduled, and at 9:22 AM it is published to every channel, each with its link.

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Illustrated with a sample company.
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Every post waits on your calendar until its time. Cancel any of them.

Connect the accounts you already post to.

Most channels connect with one sign-in. Every post goes to every channel you switch on.

The Channels tab for Uplark: a list of channels, each with a switch, and beside it Autopilot's status line, which names the channels the next post goes to.

Try a switch

Channels

8 posting

Turn a channel on once it is ready. Changes here save on their own.

Posting8

More channels3

Autopilot is on

Live

3 of 3 posts today

Next post at 9:22 AM your time to LinkedIn, X, Facebook, Reddit, Bluesky, Mastodon, Threads and Skopx Feed.

How each connects

One sign-in
LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Facebook, Reddit, Threads and Mastodon. Facebook asks which Page; Reddit, which subreddits.
A key from your account
Bluesky takes an app password, never your main password. Dev.to takes an API key.
Your browser
Substack publishes from your own signed-in browser, through the Skopx extension or the desktop app.
Nothing to connect
Skopx Feed: posts appear on your public page at skopx.com/feed.

In a team, an organization admin connects LinkedIn, Facebook, Reddit and Instagram.

Illustrated with a sample company.

Reads your site. Writes in your voice.

Skopx reads your home page and up to 12 more each month, so posts start from what your site says.

Branding for Uplark: the website uplark.app, read this month; brand voice and tone; standing instructions; a sample post in the chosen voice with its designed image.

Try a voice

Business

Brand name

Uplark

Website

https://uplark.app

Last read Oct 12.

Content

Brand voice

Witty

Brand tone

Educational

Standing instructions

Write like an engineer talking to engineers. Plain words, one dry joke at most.

Your words beat voice and tone. Skopx keeps two rules of its own: no emojis, no long dashes.

Post language

English

Brand elements

Designed images are on

Each post gets an image in your brand's style, sized for each channel. Goes to LinkedIn, X, Facebook, Reddit, Bluesky, Mastodon, Threads and Skopx Feed.

Logo

Brand color

#7C5CFF

Style

Technical

Preview

A sample in your brand. Each real post gets its own words and picture.

Your status page is the first thing customers open when something breaks. Until today it looked like ours, not yours. Status page themes are live in Uplark.

Illustrated with a sample company.

Point it at what matters today.

Posts come from your topics, your site and the pages you queue. A focus steers new posts for 48 hours.

Overview for Uplark: today's focus, a list of pages to post, and the next post Autopilot will write, which follows the focus when one is set and the next queued page when it is not.

Try a focus

Today's focus

Status page themes go live tomorrow: every post should point at the launch.
New posts are about this until Oct 17, 6:10 PM.

The next post it writes

Fri 9:22 AM

Your status page is the first thing customers open when something breaks.

Pages to post

Paste the pages you want posted, one per line.

https://uplark.app/status-pages https://uplark.app/docs/heartbeats https://uplark.app/sdk https://uplark.app/pricing
Illustrated with a sample company.

One post, shaped for each channel.

Shorter for X and Bluesky, a title for Reddit, an image in each channel's shape, articles for Substack and Dev.to.

One Uplark post. Its image in three shapes: Feed 4:5 for LinkedIn, Facebook, Reddit and Threads; Square for Bluesky; Wide 16:9 for X, Mastodon and the Skopx Feed. Its text in five versions: the full post for LinkedIn, Facebook, Reddit (with a title) and the Skopx Feed; shorter versions for Threads and Mastodon, for Bluesky and for X; and a full article for Substack and Dev.to.

Images

Feed 4:5

Square

Wide 16:9

Text

Full post

Reddit's title:We shipped status page themes, so your incident page finally looks like your product

Your status page is the first thing customers open when something breaks. Until today it looked like ours, not yours. Status page themes are live in Uplark. Pick your colors, add your logo and keep the page on your own domain. The page customers check during an incident now looks like the rest of your product, so nobody wonders whether they landed somewhere else. Incident updates work the way they always have: you write one update, every subscriber gets it, and the page keeps the history underneath. It takes about two minutes. Open Settings, then Status page, then Theme, and pick the colors you already use everywhere else.

397 of 500 characters

Your status page is the first thing customers open when something breaks. Until today it looked like ours, not yours. Status page themes are live in Uplark. Pick your colors, add your logo and keep the page on your own domain, so the page customers check during an incident looks like the rest of your product. Incident updates work as before: you write one update, and every subscriber gets it.

254 of 300 characters

Status page themes are live in Uplark. Pick your colors, add your logo and keep the page on your own domain. The page customers check during an incident finally looks like the rest of your product, and every update still reaches every subscriber at once.

229 of 280 characters

Status page themes are live in Uplark: your colors, your logo, your own domain. The page customers check during an incident finally looks like the rest of your product, not like ours. Updates still reach every subscriber at once.

600 to 900 words

Your status page is part of your product.

When something breaks, customers stop reading your marketing and start reading your status page. It is the most honest page you publish, and for most small teams it still looks like someone else's product. Here is what we changed, and why it matters during an incident.

For Substack and Dev.to. Switch on long-form articles, and your Skopx Feed page gets this instead of the full post.

Illustrated with a sample company.

Helper picks the times. You hold the switch.

Helper picks times for your market, or you set them. Every post waits on your calendar; you can cancel any.

Uplark's schedule: three posts a day at 9:22 AM, 12:52 PM and 4:37 PM, New York time, every day, picked by Helper, with Helper's reason. Beside it the Autopilot switch, on; turning it off asks first and then cancels the posts still scheduled today.

Try the switch

Autopilot is on

Live

3 of 3 posts today

Next post at 12:52 PM your time to LinkedIn, X, Facebook, Reddit, Bluesky, Mastodon, Threads and Skopx Feed.

Today

3 posts
9:22 AMPublished

Your status page is the first thing customers open when something breaks. Until today it looked like ours, not yours. Status page themes are live in Uplark. Pick your colors, add your logo and keep the page on your own domain. The page customers check during an incident now looks like the rest of your product, so nobody wonders whether they landed somewhere else. Incident updates work the way they always have: you write one update, every subscriber gets it, and the page keeps the history underneath. It takes about two minutes. Open Settings, then Status page, then Theme, and pick the colors you already use everywhere else.

8 channels

12:52 PMScheduled

Status page themes are live in Uplark. One tip: take the colors from your app, not your homepage. During an incident, customers arrive from the product, so the page should look like the place they just left.

8 channels

4:37 PMScheduled

The page customers refresh every thirty seconds during an outage should look like yours. Status page themes add your logo and your colors in about two minutes.

8 channels

How often Autopilot posts, and what else it may publish.

Cadence

Posts per day

3

3 a day across 8 channels is 24 publishes a day.

Posting times

9:22 AM, 12:52 PM and 4:37 PM, New York time, every day.

Your buyers are developers in North America: mornings before standup, after lunch, and late afternoon, weekends included.

Illustrated with a sample company.

See what went out, and what didn't.

Each post links to where it went live, with likes and comments from Reddit, Bluesky and Mastodon. Failures say why.

Two posts from Uplark's week. Thursday's went to all eight channels, each with a link, and Reddit, Bluesky and Mastodon show likes, reposts and comments. Wednesday's reached seven; Mastodon failed with its reason and a Retry button.

Pick a post

9:22 AMto 8 channelsPublished

One: the endpoint your customers call, not the health check. Two: latency from more than one region. Three: who gets paged. Four: what the status page says. Five: how you roll back.

8 published
LinkedInPublishedView post
XPublishedView post
FacebookPublishedView post
RedditPublishedView post63 likes · 11 reposts · 24 comments
BlueskyPublishedView post35 likes · 12 reposts · 6 comments
MastodonPublishedView post22 likes · 8 reposts · 4 comments
ThreadsPublishedView post
Skopx FeedPublishedView post
Illustrated with a sample company.

More marketing in Skopx, on the same plan.

Social Autopilot does the posting. These are Skopx's other marketing tools, and every plan includes them.

An illustration of SI Visibility's results for a sample company: named in 35 percent of 20 buyer questions, a competitor cited instead in 4 of them, and one question where a competitor was named and the company was not.

SI Visibility

Ask what your buyers ask an SI assistant and see where a competitor gets named instead of you. Site health checks your pages too.

An illustration of Competitor changes for a sample company: a competitor's pricing page changed, and 3 new pages appeared on its site.

Competitor changes

New pages and pricing moves on competitor sites, and Reddit and Hacker News threads worth a reply, when you press Check now or Scan now.

An illustration of a post drafted from chat, waiting in Social Autopilot until its Publish button is pressed.

Posts from chat

Ask for a post in chat or from an agent. It waits as a draft and goes out only when you press Publish.

An illustration of a three-step workflow: weekdays at 8:00, read new leads in your CRM, email the digest.

Workflows

Tell Skopx what should happen and when. It builds and runs the workflow on the tools you use, from nearly 1,000 integrations. Autopilot posts only to its own channels.

Illustrated with a sample company.

Every plan includes Social Autopilot.

Writing runs on the SI tokens every plan includes. If you need more, add credits or use your own key, zero markup.

Creator

Every feature, at $5 a seat

$5/seat/month

1 million SI tokens per seat a month

5 million Helper tokens per seat a month

Team

More tokens per seat, and priority support

$16/seat/month

2.3 million SI tokens per seat a month

15 million Helper tokens per seat a month

Helper tokens count publishing and designing. Running past them does not stop Autopilot.

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Billed monthly. Cancel anytime.

Before you switch it on.

Which channels does Social Autopilot post to?

LinkedIn, X, Facebook, Reddit, Instagram, Bluesky, Mastodon, Threads and your public page on the Skopx Feed, plus full articles on Substack and Dev.to. Substack publishes from your own signed-in browser, through the Skopx extension or the desktop app. Every post goes to every channel you switch on.

How many posts does it write?

One, two or three a day, as you choose. Each goes to every channel that is on, in a version that fits it: three a day across eight channels is 24 publishes a day.

Do I approve each post?

No. Turning Autopilot on is your go-ahead, and it posts at the times Helper picks or you set. Every post waits on your calendar as Scheduled until its time: cancel it, cancel the channels it has not reached, or pause Autopilot, which cancels everything still scheduled. A post you ask for in chat is different: it waits as a draft until you press Publish.

Can I edit a post before it goes out?

Not by hand. Cancel any post before its time, and steer the next ones with today's focus, your topics and your standing instructions.

How does it know what to write about?

It reads your website: the home page and up to 12 more pages across its sections, again every month. Each post's subject comes from your topics or your site's pages, today's focus steers new posts for 48 hours, and pages you queue are posted one by one. Every post follows your brand voice, tone, language and standing instructions.

Does it make images?

Switch on designed images and every post gets one: your logo, a few words and your website, in your brand's color and style, in the shape each channel takes. They are typographic, not photos. Instagram needs an image on every post.

What happens when a post fails?

The post shows which channel failed and why, with a Retry button. A post that misses its time by more than two hours fails instead of going out late, and a channel that keeps refusing posts is set aside until you reconnect it.

Can my team use it?

Yes, each person on their own: one brand, with its own channels and schedule, which teammates do not see. In a team, an organization admin connects LinkedIn, Facebook, Reddit and Instagram.

What does it cost?

Every plan includes Social Autopilot. Creator is $5 a seat a month with 1 million SI tokens and 5 million Helper tokens per seat; Team is $16 a seat a month with 2.3 million SI tokens and 15 million Helper tokens per seat. SI tokens pay for the writing; if you need more, add credits or use your own key, zero markup. Cancel anytime.

How is it different from a scheduler?

A scheduler publishes what you put in its queue. Social Autopilot fills the queue itself, from your website and your settings, and every post still waits on your calendar until its time.

Tomorrow's posts, written tonight.

Tell Skopx about your business, make it look like you, connect a channel and turn on Autopilot.

From $5 a month. SI included.