Your team posts.
You approve.
Nobody gets your password.
The checkpoint between your team and your audience. Staff upload and submit, nothing moves until you approve it, and your login never leaves your hands — because nobody needs it to do their job.
No charge during the trial · Disconnect any time in one click
One thing plainly: we cannot post to Instagram for you yet — that permission is Meta’s to grant and we are still waiting on it. The approval gate, the record and the handoff all work today. What that means for the last step.
Thirty seconds from pass to plate. Book the window seat before the weekend goes.
From Amara O. · Creator · 12 min ago
Amara can upload and submit. She cannot publish, and she never sees the account password.
How it works
Three steps. Nothing skips the middle one.
Your team uploads
Full-quality video straight from their phone, never through a chat app. Nothing arrives blurry, and nobody asks you for the login.
You decide
Everything stops and waits for you, with the video, the caption and the automatic checks in one place. Approve it, or send it back with a note.
It goes up, on the record
Publishing straight to Instagram needs a permission Meta has not granted us yet. Until it does, approving a post hands you the finished file and the caption ready to paste, and one button records that you put it up — under your name, in the same log as everything else.
Connecting your account
Exactly what happens when you press connect.
Handing an account to software is a real decision, so here is the whole of it — including how to undo it.
You approve it on Instagram
We send you to Instagram’s own screen — the same one you would see connecting any app. You sign in there, not here.
We never see your password or your login screen.
Instagram gives us a key, not a password
What comes back is a limited key that only permits publishing and reading your own stats. It cannot change your password, your email, or your followers.
Encrypted before it is stored. Unusable if copied.
You can cancel it in one click
Remove the connection here, or revoke it from Instagram’s own settings under apps and websites. It stops working immediately, either way.
No email required. No waiting on support.
Security
Accounts are not usually hacked. They are handed over.
A password in a group chat. A staff phone that leaves with them. A login from a device Instagram does not recognise. Every one of those is closed here — not by a rule somebody has to follow, but because the system gives nobody the means.
No password, ever
There is no password for anyone to leak, because we never receive one. You approve access on Instagram’s own screen, and what comes back is a limited key you can cancel whenever you like.
OAuth 2.0 · no credential stored
Locked before it is stored
That key is sealed with the same class of encryption banks use, before it ever reaches a database. Someone who stole the entire database would hold nothing usable.
AES-256-GCM
A record nobody can quietly edit
Who uploaded, who changed the caption, who approved, when it went live. Each entry is locked to the one before it, so a deleted or edited line shows up as a break rather than disappearing.
SHA-256 hash chain
Access ends the moment you end it
Remove someone and they are locked out on their very next click. No password to change, no wondering who else knew it, no waiting for a session to expire.
Enforced server-side, per request
Who can do what
A creator cannot publish. Not discouraged — unable.
Five roles, checked on the server every single time. This table is generated from the exact permission set the application enforces, so it cannot claim something the software does not do.
| Capability | Owner | Admin | Manager | Creator | Analyst |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Upload & draft | allowed | allowed | allowed | allowed | not allowed |
| Submit for review | allowed | allowed | allowed | allowed | not allowed |
| Approve | allowed | allowed | allowed | not allowed | not allowed |
| Publish live | allowed | allowed | allowed | not allowed | not allowed |
| Connect accounts | allowed | allowed | not allowed | not allowed | not allowed |
| Manage team | allowed | allowed | not allowed | not allowed | not allowed |
| Billing | allowed | not allowed | not allowed | not allowed | not allowed |
Knowing who delivers
Every post carries the name of whoever made it.
Reach and engagement come back attached to the person who submitted the work. You pay and promote on what actually performed, not on who spoke loudest in the group.
- Roles
- 5
- Permissions
- 14
- Gaps in the record
- 0
Pricing
Flat monthly. Never per post.
7 days free, with your real team and your real account. Cancel before it ends and nothing is charged.
Starter
One account, one team
- Up to 5 team members
- 1 connected account
- 300 minutes of video a month
- Approval gate
- Encrypted key vault
- Complete activity record
Pro
High-value accounts posting daily
- Up to 15 team members
- Up to 3 connected accounts
- 1,200 minutes of video a month
- Everything in Starter
- Nobody approves their own work
- Per-person performance tracking
Agency
Agencies and multi-brand groups
- Unlimited team members
- Up to 10 connected accounts
- 5,000 minutes of video a month
- Everything in Pro
- Separate team per client account
- Priority support
Billed monthly. Cancel any month — there is no annual lock-in. Full pricing, in naira or dollars, including what happens when the trial ends.
Questions
The things people ask before connecting.
Can my team see my Instagram password?
No — and neither can we, because we never receive one. You authorise once on Instagram’s own screen and it hands us a limited key instead. Your team publishes through the platform. When someone leaves, you remove their seat and their access ends on their next click. There is no password to change afterwards.
What kind of Instagram account do I need?
A Professional account — Business or Creator. Switching is free and takes about a minute in the Instagram app under Settings → Account type. Personal accounts cannot publish through the official API, so this is required with any tool of this kind, not just ours.
Can I disconnect, and what happens if I do?
Yes, in one click from your settings — or from Instagram itself under Settings → Apps and websites. The key stops working immediately. Nothing already published is affected, and we stop having any access at all.
Is this allowed by Instagram?
Yes — it is the sanctioned way to do this. You authorise on Meta’s own screen, and publishing runs through Meta’s official Content Publishing API, the same interface large brands and agencies use. That last part needs a permission called Advanced Access, which Meta grants after reviewing an app, and we have not been granted it yet: until we are, an approved post is handed back to you to put up and recorded as posted by hand. Either way nobody is signing into one account from several devices, which is a common trigger for security lockouts.
Can a team member publish without my approval?
Only if you decide they can. Creators upload and submit but cannot publish — that is enforced by the permission system on every request, not by policy. You can also require that nobody approves their own work, so every post is seen by a second person before it goes live.
What happens when the trial ends?
Your card is charged for the plan you chose and the account continues. Cancel before the 7 days are up and nothing is charged at all. There is no annual commitment — you can cancel in any month.
Where is my data stored?
In London, on Google Cloud infrastructure. Media sits in storage isolated per workspace and is only ever served through short-lived signed links, never a public URL.
I manage several brands. Does that work?
Yes. The Agency plan connects up to ten accounts under one login, each with its own team and its own approval chain, so a contributor on one brand has no visibility into another.
Take your password out of circulation.
Connect an account, invite your team, and put the first post through the gate today.
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