What people ask us before getting started.

They can when the text has nothing personal in it: no anecdote, no figure of your own, a one-size-fits-all sign-off. That is exactly what Hanny hunts down. She writes from who you are, in the first person, then checks what she has produced: empty phrases like “don’t hesitate to get in touch” are flagged, and the post is rewritten once.

That said, you are the one who reviews. The text of a post that doesn’t sound like you can be regenerated, free of charge and as many times as you need. Images, on the other hand, count towards your plan’s monthly limit.

No. Everything starts from your website, your voice, your topics and the person who is speaking. Two accounts in the same line of work start from neither the same angles nor the same examples. No guarantee of absolute originality can be given for automated output, and our terms say so in as many words.

Not by default: you copy the text, the image and the hashtags (separately, one click each) and you publish.

Soon, Hanny will be able to publish for you, at no extra cost: only the posts you have approved, on the dates you have set, and without ever asking for your password. This isn’t available yet.

LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook, each in the format it expects, plus updates for your Google Business Profile, included in every plan. Not TikTok, X or YouTube.

Yes, on the plan designed for it. Each brand has its own voice, topics, colours and image library: nothing is shared between them.

From two sources, in turn. Your own photographs, which you upload to a library. These are the best, because they show your place and your hands. And images created for the topic of the post, when your library isn’t enough.

Yes, down to the hex code. By default, the text on the visuals is set by a layout engine, not by an image model: your logo is the right one, the font is the one you chose, and two visuals made a month apart look like they belong together.

If you choose a visual composed entirely by the model, it is freer, but the colours are approximate and the text on the visual needs checking.

Yes, when the scene calls for it. Created images can show people, faces included, with a realistic photographic look: skin texture, natural light, no smoothing.

Posts that feature a specific person (you, your team, a client giving a testimonial) use your own photos, never an invented face.

Having a text written means sending it to a model. So what goes out is: the content of your website that was analysed, your brand voice, your topics, the texts produced, and the profile of the person speaking if you have filled it in. Created images go through a second provider, which receives the description of the visual, your logo when the visual is composed entirely, and the photograph you ask it to rework.

The privacy policy names each of them and says exactly what each one receives.

No. Everything is sent through the providers’ business interfaces, whose terms rule out training on customer data. And we don’t train any model ourselves.

At any time, in a single file, from your account: brands, settings, posts, carousels and the address of each of your images. Including for thirty days after a subscription ends.

None. No audience measurement, no trackers, no social media buttons. That’s why there’s no banner to click when you arrive.

5 free posts, no credit card and no time limit. The trial ends when Hanny has written the 5th post, whether you’ve published it or not. It runs on the Essential plan, and nothing is ever charged until you have chosen a plan.

No, it’s month to month. The monthly subscription renews for as long as you want, and you can cancel in a few clicks from your account. You can also pay yearly, for less: you are then committed for the year you’ve paid for, and your post allowance still renews every month. The details are on the pricing page.

Yes, permanently, from your account. Your subscription is cancelled at the same time; your brands, posts, images and settings are erased. Only the logs the law requires us to keep remain. Remember to export your data first.