SosMedAI

Build the presenter.
Schedule the month.

SosMed AI is a console a business uses to run its own social accounts: connect each channel once, turn one sentence into a vertical video, then let a queue publish on time. Slots are computed from the calendar rather than guessed, and nothing goes out unattended without a status you can go and read afterwards.

Sign in to the console

Each organisation gets its own console, provisioned rather than self-served — the Get a console page says what to send. Reviewing this app for a platform? Ask there and a console with a month of sample data is set up for you.

Studio

One sentence becomes a vertical video, filmed through Gemini. A finished clip is attached to a post rather than rendered again — and a photograph you attach becomes the frame, so only the movement is generated.

Channels

TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube from one queue — and each platform's limits, media shapes and privacy options are checked before a post is queued, not after it is refused.

Publishing

A pass acts on what is due and keeps the platform's own words, so a refusal arrives with a log id rather than as a row that says “failed”.

Five channels, one queue

What each one does
TikTok
Video, uploaded into the account's drafts for somebody to finish in the app.
Instagram
Image, carousel, Reel or Story, fetched by Meta from a signed URL.
Facebook
A message, up to ten photos, or one video on the Page you choose.
YouTube
A video and a title, with the privacy the platform actually applied reported back.
Threads
Text on its own, or one file Meta fetches from a signed URL.

What using it looks like

  1. Connect

    Authorise each account through the platform's own consent screen. Tokens are sealed with AES-256-GCM and never reach the browser, and a channel can be disconnected again at any time.

  2. Compose

    Attach the media, write the caption, pick a slot. Each platform's limits, media shapes and privacy options are checked while you compose, not after a publish has already been refused.

  3. Schedule

    A post goes on the calendar for a wall-clock time. The month view shows what airs on it, and a day view shows the queue channel by channel rather than as one undifferentiated list.

  4. Publish

    A pass acts on what is due and records what the platform said, including its error text and log id — so a refusal can be read rather than guessed at.

Who operates this

sosmedai.com is operated by PT Triasta Solusi Informatika. Questions about these terms, privacy, or a request to have an account and its connected credentials deleted go to sis88ai@gmail.com.