Your Instagram
posts itself.

Yes — publishing through the official Meta API requires a Business or Creator account. You don't need a Facebook Page — you log in directly with Instagram. Switching from a personal account is free and takes a few minutes in your Instagram settings.

Yes. The app has passed Meta business verification and Meta App Review, which approved the instagram_business_basic and instagram_business_content_publish permissions — i.e. consent to publish content on the connected profile. Without that review, no tool may publish on Instagram on your behalf. The approval concerns the app's permissions: it is not a partnership with Meta nor a guarantee for the content you publish.

We publish exclusively through the OFFICIAL Meta API (Instagram Graph API) — the same permitted route used by Meta's business tools. That's the fundamental difference from "bots" and automations that log in with your password and click in the background: those tools break Instagram's terms and they are what genuinely puts accounts at risk. We operate within the platform's rules. On top of that, content that could violate Instagram's guidelines (e.g. nudity or banned symbols) is held back automatically and you get a notification — we protect your reach and your account.

No. You connect your account through the official Meta login (OAuth) — your password goes only to Meta, we never see it. We only receive an access token, which we store encrypted. You can revoke access at any time: in Instagram settings (Apps and Websites) or by deleting your account in the app (Settings → Account → Delete account) — we then permanently delete the tokens as well.

As much as you want to publish — with your settings (e.g. 3 posts and 4 stories a week), the app shows how much material is missing for the upcoming week. Uploading a week's supply literally takes a few minutes.

Yes — you set up a brand profile: style, tone and caption language, and the AI follows those guidelines with every post. Publishing itself is automatic, so you don't have to click anything. Content the system deems risky (e.g. potentially violating Instagram's rules) is skipped and you get a notification.

At most 3 per day on your profile grid (posts and reels combined), and no more than 21 a week — flooding a profile lowers reach and looks spammy. Stories have a separate limit: up to 5 a day and 35 a week; they disappear after 24 hours.

Yes — the app prepares captions and hashtags for up to 120 pieces of content per month. That covers the highest possible publishing frequency (3 per day on the grid) with headroom, so you won't hit it in normal use. Posts and reels count; stories go without captions because Instagram doesn't support them there. If the limit ever runs out, you can still upload — content waits in folders until the limit renews, and stories keep publishing normally. The full list of limits is in the Terms of Service.

You start for free — 3 grid posts (posts or reels) and 4 stories at no charge, to see how it works. Then a single plan: 49 PLN/mo at the launch price (regular price 99 PLN/mo) — join now and keep 49 PLN forever. Monthly subscription — no commitment, cancel anytime.