You edit, it notes.
When you approve a draft, Tiwizit compares it with what it wrote: the length, the first line, emojis, hashtags, the words you took out.
How it works
A week, start to finish.
Six steps in the app, in the order you see them in the rail. The first two run once a week. The rest is you reading and deciding.
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Set up the brand in a five-minute interview.
Tiwizit asks what you sell, who you sell it to, how you talk, what you never say, and what you can prove. That becomes the brand record: every draft is written from it, and every number in a draft is checked against it.
- Upload your logo, colours and photos to the brand library
- Name the peers and competitors you already watch
- Edit any of it later, on the Brand screen
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Research
Type the topic of the week. Tiwizit reads your last posts, the best-performing posts around the topic, and the peers that match your market and language. It takes a few minutes and counts as one research run.
- Hooks, pillars and patterns, with the posts that prove them
- Rhythm of the market: how often and when peers post, where the gaps are
- The competitor monitor keeps reading between weeks
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Plan
One sentence: "This week I want Instagram and LinkedIn posts on Mon · Wed · Fri, that build awareness, then convert." The plan follows it and the brief. Auto mode plans the quarter instead, from what was measured, and says why for every week.
- Every day gets a theme, a hook per platform and a job to do
- The plan is checked before writing: claims, figures, missing hooks, pillar mix
- Research's suggestion shows only when it differs from your pick
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Drafts and approval
Every post is written from the plan, text first. Images come when you ask: generated, or from your own photos. Carousels get their slides, reels get a script and a shot list. You read, edit, ask for more hooks or a rewrite, and approve each platform's version yourself.
- Figures not in your brand record are flagged in the draft
- A proof line under each post says why it should work in your market
- A second opinion reads the whole week for gaps, repeats and tone drift
- What you change before approving teaches the next drafts (how)
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Preview and Publish
Preview shows your Instagram grid as it will read on the last posting day, your approved posts in front of the ones already there. Connect your account once, and every post you approve goes out on its own, on the plan's day, at the best time research found in your market.
- Only approved posts are sent, and the approval is checked again at posting time
- Times follow your market's clock and show on yours; change the time or cancel any post
- LinkedIn today. Instagram opens after Meta's review; until then, copy and download
It learns from your edits.
Three times makes a habit.
Make the same change three times and every new draft does it for you. One edit is a mood; the same edit three times is how you write.
You see what it learned.
The Brand screen lists each lesson with its proof, like "no emojis, from 4 of your last 5 approvals", and how much less you edit than at the start.
Then it learns from results.
Every published post's numbers are kept. After six posts on a platform, what your own audience responds to (formats, days, times, topics) shapes the next plans, drafts and posting times.
It stays yours.
It learns from your brand only. Nothing is shared with other brands or used to train a model, and you can make it forget any lesson.
What Tiwizit never does.
It never posts what you did not approve.
Only posts you approved are published, to the accounts you connected, and the approval is checked again at posting time. Undo an approval and the post is taken off the schedule.
It never invents a number.
A figure that is not in your brand record is flagged before you approve. A claim like "the only" or "nobody" is called out.
It never spends silently.
Anything that takes time or counts against a limit says so on the button: how long, how many runs. Research runs and images are metered and shown in the app.
It never decides for you.
Gold means a person approved. Every other colour is the machine at work, and the machine's work is a draft until you say otherwise.
Be first in line.
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