Autopilot & Campaigns

Plan the month,
see it first

Campaigns is where Autopilot lives. Pick an always on Autopilot, a content sprint or a product launch, and see every planned post on a calendar with its credit forecast before anything is written.

Campaign type

Autopilot

Posts every day with no end date. The credit cap is per month.

Content sprint

A burst of 7 to 31 days, planned in one go. You see the whole calendar before anything is written.

Product launch

A build up to a launch: a brief, launch moments and pause points for your OK.

Posts planned

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14 days

Images

5

From your Library and AI

Credits forecast

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of your 150 cap

Expected views

≈ 23k

From your last 30 days

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Text post Thread With image With link

Three types, one place

Autopilot keeps an account posting every day. A Content sprint plans 7 to 31 days in one go. A Product launch builds up to a moment with pause points. Pick a type to see its plan.
20 postsabout 120 credits Launch moment Pause point

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Posts after a pause point wait until you give your OK.

You choose what waits for you

Review every post yourself, or let posts that pass every check go out at their time. Threads and research posts always wait for review. Try both.
  • Approve the plan and the credit cap before anything is written
  • An approval covers the exact text you approved
  • Pause a campaign at any time

When posts go out

Every post waits for a person to approve it.

  • Relay 2.0 cold starts, explained in one chartWaits for your OK
  • Thread: how snapshots workWaits for your OK
  • Upgrade in three commandsWaits for your OK

The choice is made by an owner or admin and recorded with their name.

One launch, a different angle per account

In a Product launch, write the brief once: goal, audience, key messages and call to action. Each account gets its own angle and writes in its own voice.

Shared brief

Relay 2.0 ships Tuesday. Cold starts are 60% faster through runtime snapshots. No code changes. Upgrade notes at relay.dev/2.

One set of facts for every account.

  • @northwindThe announcement

    Relay 2.0 is live. Cold starts are 60% faster and you don't change a line of code.

  • @northwind_devHow it works

    We snapshot the runtime after boot and restore it for every new instance. Here's the trick in detail.

  • @mayachenThe founder story

    Two years of cold start complaints. Four months of rebuilding. Today it's fixed.

  • @relaystatusUpgrade steps

    Relay 2.0 is available. Update the CLI, redeploy, done. Notes: relay.dev/2

No copy and paste across accounts

Posts that say the same thing in the same words look like spam. Angles are compared so near duplicates can be rewritten. Try editing either post.
59%similar
limit 40%
Too similar, rewrite one

Shared phrases: relay 2 · 2 0 · 0 is · is live · cold starts · starts are · are 60 · 60 faster

Released only when it's ready

Set an embargo and a release window, ask a client to sign off through a private link and, if you like, require your team's release approval too. The launch waits until all of them pass.
  1. Every post approved
  2. Client approved through their link
  3. Embargo lifted: Tuesday 09:00
  4. Release approved by your team

Held until every gate passes.

A free Feed Library, thousands of sources

Browse checked news sites, blogs and podcasts by topic and follow the ones you like, one by one. Or add your own: any RSS feed, YouTube channel, GitHub releases page or Substack.
  • Free to browse and follow
  • Feeds are added one by one, so the same story isn't posted twice
Search by name, site or topicFree to follow

Startups

  • A startup news siteNews site
  • A founder's blogBlog
  • A weekly startup podcastPodcast

Or add your own link:

YouTube channel GitHub releases RSS or Atom Substack Paste a link

Feed campaigns turn new items into posts

Pick your feeds, then choose how many posts a day, the active hours, the writer model and an optional web search per post. The cost preview shows what a post should use before you start.
  • Posts wait for your review unless you choose otherwise
  • Pauses before it goes over your credit cap

Feed campaign

Posts a day, at most4
WriterAuto · recommended
Web searches per post1
Active hours09:00 to 18:00

Cost preview

About 6.2 credits a post · up to 24.8 a day

AI is charged at what it really used, so most posts cost less.

Month and week views

Every planned post on a calendar, with the details of each day beside it.

Your own credit cap

A cap for the campaign, or per month for Autopilot. It pauses and tells you before it would go over.

Images your way

From your Library, or designs built from your brand kit.

Links in the mix

Add your links and choose how often each appears, or match them to topics.

Client sign off

Send drafts to a client, who approves them from a private link.

Pause points

Moments in a launch where nothing more goes out until you give your OK.

What you get

Everything Autopilot & Campaigns does today, in plain words.

Autopilot & Campaigns

  • Three types

    Autopilot posts every day, a Content sprint plans 7 to 31 days, a Product launch builds up to one moment.

  • Calendar and forecast

    Every planned post on a month or week calendar, with the credits it should use.

  • Content mix

    Topics, threads, images and links in the shares you choose.

  • Images your way

    From your Library, or designs built from your brand kit.

  • Launch plan

    A brief, launch moments, pause points that wait for your OK and an optional client sign off.

  • Credit cap

    Set your own cap. It pauses and tells you before it would go over.

  • Feed Library

    Thousands of checked news sites, blogs and podcasts, sorted by topic, free to browse and follow.

  • Your own links

    Add any RSS feed, YouTube channel, GitHub releases page or Substack.

  • Feed campaigns

    Turn new items from your feeds into posts: posts a day, active hours, the writer model and an optional web search per post.

  • Cost preview

    See the credits a post should use before you start the campaign.

Autopilot rules & approvals

  • Approval modes

    Choose manual review or explicitly authorized autopilot.

  • Approval bound to content

    Prevent approval from surviving a material edit.

  • Pause and emergency stop

    Stop new work at account, workspace or platform level.

Campaigns & content planning

  • Angle assignments

    Give related accounts different roles in a campaign.

Common questions

Where did Autopilot go?
It is one of the three campaign types. An Autopilot posts every day with no end date, and its credit cap is per month.
Can a campaign publish without me?
Only if an owner or admin chooses Automatically, and even then threads and research posts wait for review. With I review each, every post waits for a person.
How do I know what a campaign will cost?
The calendar shows a credit forecast for the whole plan. You approve the plan and a cap before anything is written, and it pauses before it would go over the cap.
How many campaigns can I run?
Your plan sets how many can run at once. The pricing page lists it for every plan.
Can clients approve a launch?
Yes. Turn on client sign off and the client approves the drafts from a private link, without an account.

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