Frequently Asked Questions

Sociophile doesn’t generate random posts. Every post is mapped to a seven-stage conversion funnel — problem, imagine, solution, benefits, objection, urgency, and call to action — so your content moves your audience from first awareness all the way to taking action, instead of just filling a feed.

Yes. AI post and image generation runs on an AI provider API key that you supply, stored securely against your account. That keeps you in control of your own usage, and we never reuse or share your key. You can add or remove it anytime under Settings → API Keys.

LinkedIn, X (Twitter), Instagram, Facebook, Threads, Bluesky, Pinterest, Reddit, and Google Business. Each post is generated to respect the destination platform’s character limit and tone, so a single idea is reshaped to fit wherever you publish it.

Queue a post for any date and time, and a background worker publishes it automatically to each connected platform — no need to keep the app open. You can review what’s upcoming in your schedule at any point.

Yes. If you use BlogPilot, publishing a blog post can automatically hand off to Sociophile to create social derivatives — turning one article into a stream of funnel-aware posts across your connected platforms, without copying and pasting.

Your data lives in a Supabase database protected by row-level security, so only your account can access your records. We don’t sell your data and we don’t train models on your content. Your API key and connected-platform tokens are stored only to operate the service on your behalf. See our Privacy Policy for the full detail.

If a platform rejects a scheduled post — for example an expired token or a rate limit — the post is flagged so you can review and retry it. It won’t silently disappear, and the failure on one platform won’t block the others.