Posts and replies for every brand you run
Cassit plans, writes and publishes posts for each of your brands, and drafts replies to comments. You decide, brand by brand, whether routine posts go out on their own. Anything new waits for you.
We are adding operators a few at a time.
First look at the autumn throws. Washed linen in three colours, from the same mill as last year.
New groundA new product line, so it waits for your approval.
- YouTube
- TikTok
- Threads
- Telegram
The work Cassit does for each brand
It posts through each platform's official API, to accounts you connect.
Your own agents can use it too. Drafting and scheduling are open through the REST API and MCP.
Plans
It proposes what to post next, from what has worked for the brand and the season ahead. It skips subjects the brand has covered recently.
Writes
Captions follow the brand's voice guide. A caption that fails the brand's checks is drafted again.
Publishes
Each post is booked in a ledger before it is sent, so a retry never posts it twice.
Replies
Each comment gets a drafted reply for you to send or skip. You can let Cassit answer plainly positive comments itself. Everything else comes to you.
Learns
Views and reach are read back two days and a week after each post, and they shape what it plans next.
One switch per brand
Change it whenever you like. A brand you have just added can wait on every post while an established one runs its routine.
What Cassit holds, and how you leave
Accounts you connect
Cassit posts only to accounts you connect yourself. Their tokens are stored encrypted and used only for your brands. You can disconnect any account. Ask, and we send you everything Cassit holds for you.
A record of every post
Each post keeps its approval history, with who approved it and when. Each brand has a spending ceiling, and its work stops when the ceiling is reached.
The detail is on Data & security.
We built it for our own brands first
We are Cyguee, a small company, and our own brands publish through Cassit. It is the social media employee we needed. We are now opening it to other operators, a few at a time.
