Brand kit
Voice, style, sources, and the media you already own, held in one place. Every draft starts out sounding like you instead of like a model.
Turn one brief into a quarter of scheduled posts, across every channel you own.
Free while it’s in preview. No card.
Influenar turns a single brief into a quarter of scheduled posts — drafted, approved, and out the door on every channel you own.
What it does
Voice, style, sources, and the media you already own, held in one place. Every draft starts out sounding like you instead of like a model.
A paragraph of brief becomes ninety days of scheduled posts, laid out on a calendar you can argue with before anything goes anywhere.
Nothing leaves without the sign-off it needs. Drafts route to whoever owns them and come back in one thread, not eleven.
What each post earned, fed back into the brief. The next quarter is written by the last one rather than from scratch.
01 — Draft
Point a brief at a quarter. Every draft comes back written against your voice, your sources, and the shape each channel actually rewards.
02 — Needs approval
Anything that needs a human goes to the human who owns it. Notes land on the draft itself, so the decision and the thing being decided never drift apart.
03 — Scheduled
Approved work drops onto the calendar at the hours each audience is actually awake — and stays editable right up to the minute it goes.
04 — Published
Posts ship without anybody watching the clock. What they earned comes back as the numbers your next brief gets written against.
Where it goes
Mon
Q3 teardown, part one
The one-chart version
Tue
Studio, mid-build
Three things we got wrong
Wed
Walkthrough — 6 min
Hiring: two roles
Thu
Before / after
Changelog, plainly
Fri
Customer story
Week in four lines
Before you ask
They start from your brand kit rather than from a blank prompt — the voice, the style rules, the source material, and the media you already own. That is the difference between a draft you edit and a draft you rewrite, and it is why the brand kit is the first thing a new workspace asks you to fill in.
No. Drafts route to whoever owns them and wait there — nothing leaves without the sign-off it needs. Once approved, a post sits on the calendar and stays editable right up to the minute it goes.
LinkedIn, X, Instagram, YouTube, Threads, TikTok, Facebook and Bluesky. You connect the ones you actually use; the calendar only schedules against those.
Your content lives in our database, and the parts a draft is written against — the brief, your voice, your source material — are sent to the language model serving that request. We do not sell it, and we do not use it to train models of our own. The privacy policy names every service that touches it.
The tokens that let us publish on your behalf are the most sensitive thing we hold. They are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM under a key that lives outside the database, so a copy of the database alone does not yield a usable credential.
Nothing while it is in preview, and there is no card to enter. Pricing is not set yet — when it is, it will be published here before it applies to anybody.
One brief, every channel you own, and a calendar that fills itself. Free while you find out whether it works.