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Social posts
Posts that sound like you, on a schedule you'd never keep
You have the photos. You don't have the Tuesday afternoon. Rooster turns last week's jobs into this week's posts, in words you'd actually say.
What a post looks like
Real photos from your camera roll. Captions that name the actual job, the actual street, the actual season.
- Instagram, Facebook and Google posts from the same draft, adjusted per platform
- Your voice, learned from what you've already posted and every edit you make
- Only real photos by default; generated graphics only for text-heavy promos, and you'll know which is which
- Steady cadence you choose: two a week, five a week, or holidays only
How it works
From camera roll to feed
Pick the photos, or don't
Connect your phone's job photos or upload a batch. Rooster captions and files them. Or skip photos and let it use your best past ones.
Drafts land in your morning feed
Each one says which photo, which platform, and why this week. You approve, edit, or swap the photo.
Posts go out on schedule
Approved posts publish at the times that have worked for businesses like yours. Results come back into your feed a few days later.
Guardrails
No robot voice
Generic captions are free everywhere now. The point is that yours don't sound generic.
- Every caption references something specific: the job, the customer's first name if they agreed, the neighborhood
- Prices and hours in any post come from your verified facts, never guessed
- Your edits are the training data: change 'delicious' to 'fire' twice and Rooster learns
- Nothing posts without approval until you turn on auto-post for a type
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We are pleased to announce Heads up: Saturday hours start this week.
Learned: you skip formal openers. Future drafts will too.
Questions
Do I need a business Instagram account?
Yes, for publishing through Instagram's official tools. Rooster walks you through converting a personal account in about two minutes. Until then it drafts posts you can copy and post by hand.
Can Rooster make images?
It prefers your real photos and Google's own guidelines ask for photos that represent reality. For text-heavy promos it can generate a simple graphic, clearly labeled.
What about TikTok or Nextdoor?
Not yet. Rooster drafts short video ideas and scripts you can shoot on your phone, and we're working on direct posting.