Built by a founder. For fellow builders.
SocialOmatic
Keep building.
Let your social presence keep up.
Turn your website into fresh social posts and product carousels, written and scheduled while you focus on your business.
Your product. Your voice. Your daily rhythm.
One product. A presence across your channels.
From product to post
A routine you don’t have to repeat.
01
Share your website
Start with your URL. Build a clear profile of your product, audience and voice.
02
Choose what matters
Review the features to promote. Add your goals and inspiration to shape the writing.
03
Set your rhythm
Connect your channels and choose a daily frequency. Fresh posts join your queue automatically.
04
See the results
Follow daily stats, standout posts and topic rankings. Edit your direction whenever you want.
LinkedIn starts with text-first posts; you can add your own image. YouTube Shorts include an editable script and need rendering in your browser before scheduling. Performance reports inform you, not the writing engine.
More than a calendar
Don’t just schedule.
Start with content.
The difference is where your work begins: with an empty calendar, or with posts already taking shape.
A scheduling-only workflow
SocialOmatic
Writing
Start from a blank post
Fresh copy from your product and goals
Visuals
Create and upload your own
Automatic product carousels for Instagram and TikTok
Planning
Fill the calendar by hand
A rolling queue at your chosen daily frequency
Reporting
Review individual post stats
Daily results, standout posts and topic rankings
A note from the founder
I built the tool
I needed.
Rabi
Developer & creator of SocialOmatic
I build and run SaaS apps and websites. But getting them in front of people on social media was always the hard part.
The scheduling tools I tried still left me writing posts and creating visuals. So I built something for myself: a system that turns my products into content and keeps my channels active while I keep building.
It has helped me promote my own apps beyond what I could sustain manually. Now I’m opening SocialOmatic to other builders who know that same struggle.
Your next launch deserves a presence.
Start with the product you’ve already built.