Seven days, ready for your review.
York turns recent performance into a dated weekly plan.
Every schedule starts with your say-so.York reads what already worked, finds the next direction, and turns it into a ready-to-confirm plan.
York proposes the plan. Every schedule starts with your confirmation.
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Slots do not tell you what to post, on which day, or why it is worth posting.
It looks at the posts, topics and formats your audience already responded to.







Last 30 daysYork prepares the work. You decide what moves forward.
Approve onceYork keeps the week moving while every public post follows the approval you choose. One view keeps planned, processing, scheduled, and published work clear.
York turns recent performance into a dated weekly plan.
Every schedule starts with your say-so.Choose the approval that fits how you want York to work.
Approve once, deny it, or allow future posts under a permission you can revoke.See what is planned, processing, scheduled and published.
Every status stays visible.
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Choose how far York can act, and change that permission at any time.
Every permission is recorded and can be changed later.
York uses your recent work, audience signals and platform context to shape the plan.
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Founder noteShowing the first three days. Every plan covers a full seven.
One plan, six channels. York schedules each one on its own terms.
Everything to know before York puts your next week in motion.
Confirming the plan puts the week in motion while publishing permissions stay in your hands. Approve posts individually or grant standing permission—and change either choice anytime.
A calendar holds dates. York, your AI planning employee, reads recent performance, finds the week’s direction, proposes the posts, and keeps the schedule current. You get the work of a planning hire, with the final say still yours.
In chat, on a card that shows the draft with Approve once, Always allow, and Deny. If you work out of Slack, Lark, Discord, Telegram, or WhatsApp, York brings the post to you there and you answer in your own words.
Yes. Edit or discard it before you confirm. Need a change later? Tell York in chat to re-time, replace, or remove an item, and the week updates with you.
All six: X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube, on the same seven-day window. X, LinkedIn, and Facebook confirm as they publish. Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube process for a moment first, and York shows that state instead of claiming the post is already live.
When enough account history is available, York recommends a timing window based on your own audience and shows the signal behind it. The recommendation stays tied to your account rather than a generic best hour.
Connect your website and accounts. York reads what works, builds the next seven days, and keeps every schedule ready for your confirmation.