For creators running several platforms on their own
Get ideas and articles from your positioning, then posts written for Xiaohongshu, X, LinkedIn and more. You review, it publishes. Followers and engagement come back on their own, with a summary every week.
Open-source template · Free · Signs in with the browser on your computer
Illustration with demo data.
Write your positioning once. Ideas, articles, posts and summaries all follow it.
Say what you write about, who for, in what tone, and what's off limits. The AI suggests ideas from it; pick one and it becomes an article. Your 'About me' is the only personal history it uses. It won't make things up.
Scheduled and published posts laid out by day. Drag to reschedule; they go out on time.
Followers and each post's views, likes and comments are collected every 6 hours. A weekly summary says what worked and what to write next.
Illustrations with demo data.
Each account gets a version written for its platform: Xiaohongshu wants a title and tags, X wants it short, LinkedIn wants a point of view. Edit and review each one, then publish or schedule it.
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Nothing goes out without your approval, and the assistant never approves for you. Before publishing, each version is checked against the platform's limits on length, tags and images, and posting frequency is capped.
Adding an account opens a browser window where you sign in. The session stays on this computer, and publishing and collecting happen right here, just as if you did it yourself.
Platforms keep changing their pages, and a moved button quietly breaks publishing. Every day it walks through publishing without posting, and tells you if something's off.
Click 'Ask the assistant to fix' and it rewrites the publishing script from the failure screenshot until the self-check passes.
Not sure it went out? Click again. It checks the platform for the post before publishing.
Creator studio and the social plugin it uses are on GitHub under Apache-2.0. Pick it when you create a project; no sign-up needed. When the template or plugin ships a new version, your project upgrades and keeps your own changes.
The template and Annulo are free and open source. If you use your own model key, the provider bills you for the model.
Publishing and collecting use the browser on this computer and your own session, just like doing it by hand. Each post is checked against the platform's limits and posting is rate-limited (for example, Xiaohongshu posts are at least 2 hours apart, at most 3 a day). Platform rules keep changing, so no one can promise an account will never be restricted.
No. Scheduled publishing needs Annulo open; posts that came due while it was closed go out after you open it again.
Each platform in the social plugin is one script. Ask the assistant to add a new platform modeled on an existing one.
The Export assistant is for export teams: website, product data, inquiries. Creator studio is for individual creators: positioning, articles, posts and stats for each platform. The assistant can reshape either one to fit you.
Download Annulo and pick Creator studio when you create a project.
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