Soclo

A small shop is supposed to post every week and answer its reviews, all from behind the counter. Soclo starts from one sentence, like "a week of posts for my coffee shop". It returns a plan that gives a reason for each idea. After approval, AI makes the pictures and short videos, and the posts go out to up to 15 connected networks.

Autopilot repeats this on a rhythm you choose, anything between a post a day and one on Sundays. Each type of post is set to Show me, which asks for a yes first, or to Just post, which publishes by itself. The Autopilot page says prices, bank details and ad budgets stay out of its reach. A new website goes public only after the owner taps Publish.

Paid ads run on Facebook, Google, TikTok and other networks inside a spending cap. Ads Watch follows live campaigns and pauses ads that cost money without results, with a reason each time. Comments and messages from connected platforms, reviews included, are collected in an inbox where AI can draft replies. Permission to answer customers is set apart from permission to publish.

The images and voices come from third-party models, Veo or Kling for film and ElevenLabs for speech, and Soclo picks the model for each job. The safety page rules out voice cloning and says a synthetic actor must never pose as a real customer or give a fake testimonial. Saved fictional AI actors can return across several videos.