[ ECHOIA FOR AI ]
Your AI can finally
answer your customers.
Most schedulers now let an assistant publish for you. None of them let it read the comments, work out which three matter, and reply in your voice. Connect Claude, ChatGPT or whatever you already use, and ask in plain words. Within limits you set, and can take back at any time.
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[ WHAT IT DOES ]
Four jobs off your plate
Your AI does not get a vague licence to “manage your socials”. It gets these four things, and nothing beyond them.
It reads the comments and messages from every connected platform, sorted by tone, and tells you which three actually matter today.
You describe it, it writes it, picks the accounts and books the time. It lands in the same calendar you already use, where you can rewrite it, move it or cancel it before it goes.
Replies published as the account that owns the post, in the tone you gave it. Approve them one by one, or let it handle the easy ones.
Views, likes and comments for everything you published, compared across platforms, without opening a dashboard.
[ THE DIFFERENCE ]
Publishing is the easy half
Several schedulers now connect to an assistant, and some do it well. Ask any of them what your customers said this morning and the conversation stops, because a scheduler has no inbox to read.
Echoia holds the comments and messages from every connected platform, already sorted by tone. So the assistant can do the part that actually takes your evening: work out which three need you, draft the answers, and post them as the right account.
That is the whole claim, and it is easy to check: try asking your current tool.
[ SEE IT WORKING ]
In the tools you already use
Nothing to open, nothing to learn. Echoia shows up inside whatever you already have open, and the tool calls below are the real ones.
Via Claude
Ask what needs answering. It reads the inbox across every platform, sentiment already sorted, and tells you where to start.
Via ChatGPT
Describe the post you want. It writes it, picks the accounts and books the time. You keep the post in your calendar and can change or cancel it right up to the minute it goes out.
Via Claude Code
The only place a file on your disk can reach your feed. Say post it and it does, image and caption, without you opening a single window.
Or no agent at all
Wire Echoia into something you already run. Anything that can call a web address works: n8n, Make, Zapier, or a script of your own.
Setting it up takes about two minutes. Here is how →
[ IMAGES AND VIDEO ]
Yes, with the file on your disk
Agents that can read your files — Claude Code, Codex, a script of your own — upload the image themselves and attach it to the post. One command, no browser.
Say “post the photo from this morning” and it finds the file, attaches it and writes the caption. Images and video, up to 200 MB.
When you drop a picture into ChatGPT or Claude, the model sees it. It cannot hand the file to anyone else: it has the picture, not the bytes. No integration can work around that, ours included.
So in a chat window, give it a public image URL, or point it at a file if your agent reads files. We would rather say it here than let you find out mid-post.
[ IN PRACTICE ]
Things people actually ask
Plain sentences. No syntax to remember, and no wrong way to phrase it.
Before you have finished your coffee.
Drafts by default. Nothing goes out until you say so.
As the account that owns the post, never as a bot.
The numbers, without opening a dashboard.
[ CONTROL ]
You decide how far it goes
Connecting an AI does not mean handing it your accounts. You choose what it may do when you create its key, it can never see a workspace you did not give it, and switching it off takes one click.
Most people start read-only for a week, then allow scheduling, and keep instant publishing for last.
It can look at everything and change nothing. The safest way to start.
It drafts and books times in your calendar. A scheduled post does go out on its own, so you keep an eye on the calendar rather than on each post.
Granted separately: only with this can it post the moment you ask, with no window to change your mind.
Granted separately, because answering a customer in public is its own decision.
[ WHAT IT WILL NOT DO ]
The boring part, said out loud
An agent cannot connect or disconnect your social accounts, change your plan, touch your billing, or read a workspace you did not grant. It cannot publish without the publish scope, and it cannot reply to anyone without the engage scope. Every call is counted against your plan like any other, so an agent left running cannot quietly become an invoice.
[ WORKS WITH ]
And anything else that speaks MCP, or plain HTTP.
Give your agent
something to work with.
Connect your accounts once. Your AI does the rest, within the limits you set.