How it works

Five things, in this order, every day.

Real screens from the product, on a demo brand. Every post below is one it built.

01

It writes from your facts, and only your facts.

You describe the brand once and paste in the facts it may use: hours, services, prices, reviews, menu. It only states a number, a price or a name you wrote down. Anything it cannot trace to you is flagged before you approve.

No invented specials. No "open till 9" when you close at 8.

The Dailyz review queue: a finished seven-slide carousel for a Thai restaurant on the left, every slide's copy and the warnings on the right. — The review queue. A approves, R rejects, and every warning sits next to the button.

02

It designs the post that fits the point.

A photo when the moment needs one, a graphic card when a number beats a picture: a receipt, a before and after, a checklist, a customer quote, a this-or-that. Ten formats, one brand look.

Photos come from licensed stock with the credit printed, or your own uploads.

Receipt card: a dark slide styled like a till receipt listing three menu items with their prices and a total at the bottom. — Three of the ten slide formats, rendered by the same code that makes your posts.

Before and after card: a split slide, a sad desk salad on the left, a hot bowl on the right, with a one-line caption under each. — Three of the ten slide formats, rendered by the same code that makes your posts.

03

It tells you what to post.

Every morning it reads what is working in your niche and hands you three recommendations, each with an opening line written for your brand. One click writes it.

It recommends the shape of what works. It never copies anyone's post.

A smiling shop owner in an apron stands in her doorway holding a wooden sign that says Welcome, we are open. — Photo by Ketut Subiyanto on Pexels.

04

It posts on your schedule and turns comments into DMs.

Connect Instagram once. Autopilot writes the day's post, waits for your approval unless you switch that off, and publishes at the times you set. Every post ends with a keyword; anyone who comments it gets your link by DM.

An agency charges extra for that. Here it is included.

The Autopilot panel: readiness checks, the daily schedule, publish times, time zone, trend sources, and the comment-to-DM funnel. — Autopilot. Posting times, approval rule, trend sources, and the comment-to-DM funnel, on one screen.

05

One workspace per brand, one login per person.

Each brand gets its own voice, facts, Instagram account and queue. Invite a teammate by email. Give a client a guest login: they can review, and touch nothing else.

The Team panel: members of the workspace with their roles, a pending invite, and the form to add a teammate by email. — Team. Owners, admins, members, and guests, per workspace.

Why it is different

Everything else leaves you holding the last mile.

Agencies

An agency charges $500 to $2,000 a month for this. Dailyz is $99.

Generators

They write a draft and hand you a template to finish somewhere else. Happy to invent a price.

Schedulers

They post what you already made. The blank page is still yours every day.

Dailyz

Writes, designs, posts, answers the comments. You review the day's work in four minutes.

Straight answers

What it does and does not do today.

Instagram carousels, published through the official Instagram API from your professional account. TikTok is next, at no extra charge.
Every post waits for your approval unless you switch that off. Guests can never approve.
It only states facts you gave it. Anything else is flagged on the post, and you fix a slide in a sentence ("remove the price on slide 3").
Photos come from licensed stock or your own uploads, with the credit printed.
Your first 3 posts are free. After that, two flat plans: $99 or $249 a month, cancel any time.

Who it is for

Anyone who should be posting every day and is not.

Local businessesRestaurants, gyms, salons, clinics, shops. One post a day from your own menu, hours and reviews.

AgenciesTen clients, ten workspaces, one queue per client, a guest login for each.

Solo operatorsRealtors, contractors, coaches, freelancers. You have the facts; it has the time.

App foundersYour changelog, your pricing page, your reviews. A post a day about what you shipped.