Advice that read your numbers
before it opened its mouth
Every tool ships a chatbot now, and almost all of them are a text box in front of a model that has never seen your account. This one is handed your best and worst posts, and your category mix, before it answers a single question.
The AI Strategist is a chat that reads your account before it answers. Every question is grounded in your own published history: your best and worst performing posts, the categories you publish most, and your brand details. Ask it to plan next week, diagnose your weakest platform or map a launch, and each suggestion it returns carries a button that drafts the post. Included on every plan, with a per-day chat allowance rather than a charge against your post quota.
Grounded in your account, not in social media in general
Before the strategist replies, it is given a compact summary of what you have actually published: your highest and lowest performing posts, the categories you publish most, and your brand facts. That is the entire difference between generic advice and useful advice.
“Post more carousels” is something any model will tell you. “Your carousels outperform your text posts and you have published two this month” is a sentence that requires having read your numbers, and it is the one that changes what you do on Monday.
Three questions worth asking on a Monday
It opens on three starters, each of which becomes an ordinary conversation you can argue with:
- Plan my next week. A concrete set of posts, grounded in what your recent output actually did.
- Diagnose my weakest platform. Where the drop is, and what the pattern in those posts has in common.
- Plan a launch campaign. A multi-platform sequence rather than one announcement post.
A plan you can press, not one you retype
Each suggestion comes back as a card with a draft button that carries the idea straight into the generator. That handoff is doing more work than it looks: advice you have to copy, paste and re-explain is advice most people never act on, and a strategy tool whose output dies in a chat log has not helped anybody.
It talks to you on day one
A brand new account has no history to reason about. The strategist degrades to your brand details and general strategy rather than refusing to engage, and sharpens as your history builds.
A tool that will not speak to you until you have thirty published posts is useless in precisely the week you most need somebody to tell you what to write.
Thinking does not cost you posts
Chatting never touches your monthly post allowance. Conversation is research, not a published artifact, and a product that charged you a post for asking a question would be teaching you not to ask.
There is a separate per-day chat allowance that scales with your plan. It exists to stop a runaway loop, not to ration a normal planning session. Included from Free upward.
What it is not
It does not schedule anything by itself, it does not read your competitors, and it does not remember one conversation in the next. It is a strategist you consult, not an agent you hand the keys to, and being clear about that is the difference between a tool you trust and one you turn off after a week.
The ceiling, and what happens at it
Strategist chats a day, read from our billing configuration when this page rendered.
| Free | Starter | Pro | Agency |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | 15 | 50 | 200 |
This one resets daily rather than monthly, so hitting it costs you the rest of the day and nothing more. It is the only allowance in the product on a daily cycle, which is deliberate: a strategy conversation is worth having again tomorrow.
Numbers read from billing at render. Behaviour checked against the code that enforces it, 25 August 2026.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from asking ChatGPT?
ChatGPT knows social media in general. This knows YOUR account: it is handed your top and bottom performing posts, your category mix and your brand facts before it answers, so post more carousels becomes your carousels outperform your text posts and you have published two this month.
What can I ask it?
Anything about your content strategy. The three starters are plan my next week, diagnose my weakest platform, and plan a launch campaign, and each opens into a normal conversation you can push back on.
Does a suggestion turn into an actual post?
Yes, in one press. Suggestions render as cards with a draft button that carries the idea into the generator, so a plan does not stay a plan. That handoff is the point: advice you have to retype is advice most people never use.
Does it work on a new account with no posts?
Yes. It degrades to your brand details and general strategy rather than refusing, and sharpens as your history builds. A tool that will not talk to you until you have thirty posts is useless in the week you need it most.
Does chatting use up my monthly posts?
No. Conversation is research, not a published artifact, so it never touches your post quota. There is a separate per-day chat allowance that scales with your plan, which exists to stop runaway loops rather than to ration normal use.
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