Using Tiwizit

Everything in the app, in the order you meet it. Updated 30 September 2026.

Getting started

1. Join the waitlist. Tiwizit opens by invitation: join the waitlist, and when your invitation arrives, create your account from its link, choose a plan and add a card. Nothing is charged for 7 days.
2. Set up a brand. A five-minute interview on the Brands screen. You can run it again or edit the answers later.
3. Run Research on the topic of the week, then Plan, then Write the drafts.
4. Read every draft and approve the ones that go out. Connect your account on the Publish screen and they are published at the plan's best time.

The rail on the left is the status bar: each step shows where it stands, and the Overview screen holds the whole week on one page.

Your brand

The brand record is what every draft is written from and what every figure is checked against. It holds: what you sell, your ideal client, your voice, your differentiators, real results and stories, what has worked before, what to avoid, your market and language, the peers and competitors to learn from, what the pictures should show, and the platforms you work on.

The Library on the Brand screen keeps your logo, colours, fonts and photos. Photos there can be used as post images at no cost.

Plans allow 1, 3 or 10 brands. Each brand has its own market, research, memory and week. Switch brands from the top of the rail.

Research

Type the topic of the week and run Research. It reads your own recent posts, the best-performing public posts around your topic, and the peers that match your market and language (a peer posting in another language or country is set aside and told apart on the screen). It takes 3 to 8 minutes and counts as one research run; the limit is 8 a month.

What you get: the brief your week is built on, the hooks and pillars that work, the patterns with the posts that prove them, your own account's numbers, the market's rhythm (how often and when peers post), the gaps and crowded lanes, and key dates in the next weeks with their sources.

Plan

Manual plans one week from one sentence: platforms, days and what the week should do. Days set the pace: two days is light, three balanced, five a full week. Auto plans the next 13 weeks from what Research measured and explains every choice.

Every plan is checked before it is written: claims to verify, figures not in your brand record, a missing hook, a pillar mix that ignores the research. What breaks a rule is flagged on its day.

Drafts

Write all posts writes one draft per platform per day, text only. On each pane you can copy the text, ask for more hooks, rewrite, edit the text directly, and approve. Under the text: the character or word count, the figures that are not in your brand record, and a proof line that says why the post should work in your market.

The Second opinion card reads the whole week for gaps, repeats and tone drift, and can score every post. Both are optional.

Approving

Approve is per platform, per post. An approved post shows the gold tag with the time, and the medal lands on its image. Undo is on the same button. If a draft contains figures that are not in your brand record, Approve asks you to confirm they are true first.

Editing, rewriting or changing the hook of an approved post removes the approval, and you approve the new version yourself.

Images and reels

Images are never generated by themselves. On each pane, Generate image makes one from your brand's colours, fonts and visual brief (metered, 60 a month), Upload a photo uses one of yours (free), and Edit with AI changes the text or layout of an existing image. A LinkedIn post can get an image on demand.

A carousel gets its slides, each editable. A reel gets a script with time codes, what to say, what to show and where, plus your clips: upload them, set the edit, preview in the browser, add captions, and render the MP4 in the cloud (about a minute and a half).

Preview and Publish

Preview shows your Instagram grid as it will read on the last posting day, approved posts in front of the ones already on your profile. Publish lists approved posts only, with when each goes out. Connect your account once: each approved post is published on the plan's day at the best time found in your market, on your market's clock and shown on yours. Change the time or cancel a post before it goes out; undoing an approval takes it off the schedule. LinkedIn is open now; Instagram opens after Meta's review, and until then each Instagram post has Copy text and Download buttons.

What Tiwizit learns from your edits

When you approve a draft, Tiwizit notes what you changed: the length, the first line, emojis, hashtags, words you took out. When you make the same change three times, every new draft does it for you, and the app tells you. The Brand screen lists what it learned, with the approvals that taught it, and a Forget button for each. It learns from that brand only.

Film day

When the week has reels, the Film day card lists every shot grouped by place, with a tick per shot. Open the teleprompter on your phone: it scrolls the lines at the speed you choose, and a tap pauses it.

Competitor monitor

On Research, add the Instagram accounts, LinkedIn company pages and LinkedIn people you want watched, and mark your own. They are read on a schedule (once, twice or three times a day, in your market's time zone): every public post, follower counts, and the comments. You get a scoreboard by engagement rate, breakouts (a post taking off right now), and what their audiences say. Comment reading is capped at 300 a post and 2,000 a month, within a monthly budget you can see and pause.

Weekly brief

On Monday the Overview shows the week in your market: your rank per platform and how it moved, what broke out, what audiences asked, the gap your next week takes, key dates, and where your own week stands. Every line comes from measured data; a two-sentence summary can be added on request and is checked against the brief before it is shown.

Weeks ahead

With an Auto plan, Keep the next weeks ready writes the next two weeks as the quarter advances, at most 6 a month. When a week ends, the next opens with its drafts already written. Turn it off any time; nothing written is lost.

Memory

What the system remembers about a brand from week to week: the approved weeks, the angles used, what you edited. It reads this before every plan so it does not repeat itself. Open Memory from the rail to read it or forget any line.

Billing

The plan bar on the Brands screen shows your plan and trial. Manage billing opens the billing page: update the card, switch between Solo, Studio and Agency (monthly or yearly), see invoices, cancel. A cancelled plan runs to the end of the paid period; after that the app is read-only. Refund rules.

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